4:55pm edt Update
Bloomington IN - some trees down, including blocking roadways. Also power lines down in some areas as well.
K-index vals a bit higher toward the Ohio river just north of Louisville. If line of storms can make it this far, the strongest storms look to stay just north of Louisville. That's a big 'if'. Instability looks to be waning across the region with LI's around -4 to -5, up from -7 to -9. CAPE vals also are becoming more stable. If storms don't make it to the river by 7pm, we'll probably stay dry for the rest of the night.
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A severe thunderstorm watch is currently in effect for just a few counties of north-central KY while most of southern IN is included in the box.
Keep up with the warnings below...
Damaging wind is the primary threat and large hail a secondary threat.
MS
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