HEADLINES Another round of severe storms Sunday night, mainly near Terre Haute and Evansville. That should be the last severe threat for awhile, but the recent trend of below-average highs will continue. Humidity and above-average temps may return by the weekend. TODAY’S MAP NWS TECHNICAL DISCUSSION Current surface analysis features a departing surface low centered Click for more: Indiana’s Weather For Monday. Via Paul Poteet.       

Today: Mostly cloudy, with scattered showers, mainly in the morning. High 72. Tonight: Clouds decrease, with patches of fog late. Low 53. Tuesday: Mostly sunny. High 76. Tuesday Night: Mostly clear. Low 54. Wednesday: Partly sunny. High 78. Wednesday Night: Showers and storms. Low 61. Thursday: Partly to mostly cloudy. Scattered showerS. High 79. Thursday Click for more: Lafayette Forecast. Via Paul Poteet.       

HEADLINES Get that grillin’ done at lunch time, Dad! Later afternoon and evening showers and storms could once again produce severe weather. The biggest threat in the state is right where it was last Wednesday night. A Flood Watch is in place for roughly the same area until early Monday morning. TODAY’S MAP NWS TECHNICAL Click for more: Indiana’s Weather For Sunday. Via Paul Poteet.       

HEADLINES After three tornadoes and lots of flooding Wednesday night…another chance of heavy rainfall and severe weather Sunday night. Two inches of rain may fall. See the damage reports from Wednesday night’s tornadoes here. TODAY’S MAP NWS TECHNICAL DISCUSSION Quiet weather is expected today with surface high pressure in control. Passing high clouds will give Click for more: Indiana’s Weather For Friday. Via Paul Poteet.       

Today: Mostly sunny. High 76. Tonight: Mostly clear evening. Partly cloudy overnight. Low 59. Saturday: Partly sunny. High 78. Saturday Night: Partly cloudy. Low 59. Father’s Day: Partly to mostly cloudy. Chance of showers and storms in the afternoon. High 77. Sunday Night: Showers and storms. Rain could be heavy, and storms could be severe. Click for more: Lafayette Forecast. Via Paul Poteet.