Severe storm threat Sunday evening

That means Oceana and Muskegon Counties will see these storms first as they drop south and east. The entire area remains under a SEVERE T’STORM WATCH until 2 AM.

The warning was issued for radar-indicated wind gusts in excess of 60 miles per hour and penny-sized hail.

You can stay up-to-date on advisories and the hourly forecast on the Storm Team 8 weather app. Red Line service was temporarily suspended between Howard and Granville due to debris on the tracks from the storm Sunday afternoon, the CTA said.

Scattered storms are possible late morning and early afternoon.

A moist atmosphere and above normal July rainfall will combine to create a heightened flood threat with tonight’s storms across much of the Upper Midwest.

After Sunday afternoon’s severe thunderstorm, it looks like more severe weather heads toward Chicago in the evening.

The threat of severe weather Sunday evening is looking more likely as a strong cold front makes its passage through the state. Have your weather radio on and ready as well to receive any potential severe weather reports. Stay indoors when a thunderstorm strikes. All of these images are at the ready – just one click away.