Another round of scattered storms overnight into Thursday morning. Then heavier, more widespread showers/storms Friday into Saturday, with a flood threat by the weekend.

The primary threats with this system will be destructive winds and potentially rapid rainfall; an isolated tornado, though, isn’t out of the question. Here’s the latest forecast breakdown for tonight’s storms A line of strong to severe storms is headed to the tri-state are Monday night.

According to the National Weather Service, severe storms are expected to move into the region Wednesday night, bringing along potentially damaging winds, tornadoes and large hail.

Severe storms raced through the Chicago area Wednesday evening, prompting a tornado watch for parts of the area well into the evening and multiple tornado warnings in Northwest Indiana. A tornado warning was issued in the early evening for southeastern LaPorte County,

Here's the latest in Indiana weather news. IndyStar will continue to monitor the weather Wednesday with this article so stay up to date on the latest.

A flooding threat is coupled for a chance for severe thunderstorms in Metro Detroit on Wednesday.

As Michigan residents clean up from the Sunday storms, another low pressure system is expected to move through on Wednesday, bringing storms and another chance of severe weather. It all begins early on Wednesday as a small chance of mixed precip will move through the area bringing a small chance of minor accumulating snow to areas north of I-69.

"I stick to predicting the weather," National Weather Service meteorologist Andrew Arnold in White Lake Township joked early Wednesday, adding that the state has seen its share of calamitous storms, with more on the way.