July 12, 2008: 9:45pm

The threat for severe has diminished over the southern Indiana part of the watch area...

There is still a chance for an isolated strong wind gust to 50 mph, but nothing in severe limits (>58mph).

With our very high humidity...our problem is heavy rain now...



As you can see from this map, there is a pretty substancial amout of rain that is not moving too fast. There are several flash flood warnings over central and west-central Indiana. These are mainly based around and including Terre Haute, and just east and southeast of Indianapolis...

We shouldn't get any flash flood warnings, as the system weakens when moving east towards us. Still, we should get a pretty soaking rain...1-2 inches are not out of the question.

As always, you can comment at the bottom of the post, and send in your rain total from your backyard...

Alex C.