This is your Heads Up Message for the potential for severe weather this evening (Monday, 29 July 2024).

Summary of NWS issued OnePager at 1:17 pm on Monday, 29 July 2024:

• MARGINAL risk for severe weather. Thunderstorms anticipated to move through the Tri-State region this evening. Forecast show area of concern to our west and south (we are estimated to be on the far eastern edge).

• Timing between 9 pm this evening to 2 am on Tuesday.

• Straight-line winds are the primary threat, which could lead to tree and powerline damage.

• Periods of heavy rain could lead to localized flooding in at risk areas.

• Isolated tornadoes are possible.

• Note: NWS ILN radar (Wilmington) is down, however, coverage is being sourced from surrounding radar sites (see graphic below OnePager).

EMA Note: We will be on a "conveyer belt" with similar daily weather impacts this week of varying degrees. Stay weather aware and check that weather radio.

NWS OnePager graphic:

Alternate NWS Radar Sites:

NWS Weather Graph as of 1:50 pm:

Storm Prediction Center graphics for DAY 1 (today) for the midwest:

MARGINAL Risk for Severe Weather

2% risk for Tornadoes for most of Clinton County (Sabina appears to be <2% risk)

5% risk for damaging winds for Clinton County (that includes you Sabina).

<5% chance for damaging hail.

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