Mother Nature may not be done with Columbus yet. After a stormy Tuesday night brought tornado warnings, heavy rain and a flood advisory to central Ohio, severe storms are still possible Wednesday, according to the National Weather Service in Wilmington. However, the Columbus area no longer has a hazardous weather outlook—a statement released by NWS describing severe storm risks—and the chances of severe weather Wednesday are "marginal", according to a NWS map published on X (formerly known as Twitter). Tuesday's storms swept through around 10:30 p.m., prompting a series of...

A diminishing line of storms should bring rain to Milwaukee by late morning, before a slight risk of severe weather develops in the afternoon. The National Weather Service is forecasting a one out of five chance of severe weather in southern Wisconsin, including Milwaukee. If conditions are met, the severe weather could bring strong wind gusts and hail, plus a thin chance of a weak tornado developing in the afternoon. "(It's) depending on how much sunlight we see behind the dying line of storms this morning," said Cameron Miller, a...