Severe Thunderstorm Warning
Spencer and Warrick counties, IN; Daviess County, KY · ended Wed 6:15 PM CST
Wind of 58 mph or more, or hail 1 inch or larger, is happening or about to. Get indoors away from windows.
The Severe Thunderstorm Warning that was previously in effect has been reissued for Daviess, Warrick, and Spencer Counties and is in effect until 645 PM CST. Please refer to that bulletin for the latest severe weather information.
A Severe Thunderstorm Watch remains in effect until 1000 PM CST for portions of southwest Indiana and western Kentucky.
What to do during a Severe Thunderstorm Warning
- 1Get indoorsA sturdy building is the safest place. Stay away from windows and doors.
- 2Stay off the road if you canStrong wind can bring down trees and power lines, and large hail can break windshields.
- 3Avoid water and corded phonesLightning can travel through plumbing and phone lines.
- 4Watch for a Tornado WarningSevere storms can produce tornadoes with little notice. Keep alerts on.
Severe Thunderstorm Watch vs. Warning
Severe Thunderstorm Warning questions
How long does a Severe Thunderstorm Warning last?
Usually 30 to 60 minutes, for the storm’s path. It can be extended or replaced as the storm moves.
What makes a thunderstorm severe?
In the US, wind of 58 mph or more, hail 1 inch across or larger, or a tornado. Environment and Climate Change Canada uses its own, similar limits.
Does the warning cover lightning?
No. Every thunderstorm has lightning, severe or not. When thunder roars, go indoors.