Abigail McCluskey

Severe storms expected Tuesday evening in the St. Joseph area, with threats of damaging winds, hail, and localized flooding—stay weather-aware and prepared.

Summer heat builds with weekend sunshine and midweek storm chances in the forecast

After a cool start to the week with below average temperatures, the region will warm up into the 80s and 90s by midweek, with only scattered, brief rain showers expected later in the week.

Scattered rain will continue over the next few hours. Rain will clear up overnight making a seasonable start to the work week.

Dry conditions continue overnight into the morning on Sunday. However more rain and T-storms move in after lunch Sunday.

Teachers will reach almost 90 going into June, then rain chances pick back up Tuesday.

The weekend is looking to be mostly dry and warm, with only a 20% chance on Saturday. Behind that rain kicks back up on Tuesday.

Rain has come to a pause over most of the area, and is anticipated to pick up Wednesday night into Thursday.

Rain is looking to continue into Tuesday afternoon. Behind Tuesday temperatures climb with clearing skies.

Tracking more rain through the holiday into early next week.