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A round of scattered showers impacted portions of north-central Indiana during the early morning hours. Those showers have since pushed east and we’re now back into dry conditions (for now). We’ll watch the radar closely as outflow boundaries to our west this morning could ignite possible scattered thunderstorm redevelopment once again this afternoon. This is just the beginning of a busy few days ahead as we track multiple thunderstorm complexes that have potential to impact the region. We’ll watch late tonight and early Monday and again late Monday into Tuesday for possible more widespread storm complexes and an associated severe weather risk- mainly from damaging straight line wind potential. Once to Wednesday morning we should note a drier and cooler air mass pressing in which will set the stage for a beautiful close to the work week. Once to the weekend, a warmer and increasingly moist flow will return with renewed storm chances.