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Severe weather possible late Saturday
A few clusters of strong to severe thunderstorms continue to affect parts of the Bruce Peninsula.
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Environment Canada issued the watch just before 4:30 p.m. ET and it was later elevated to a warning.
While not all storms will be severe, damaging wind gusts and large hail are not being ruled out.
After the strong line of storms passes, conditions should calm down overnight.
With severe weather looming in the forecast this weekend, we look back at the severe weather season so far in KELOLAND.
Storms will bubble up over northern Nebraska in the mid-afternoon, while storms in Iowa are likely to hold off until the evening hours. The highest threat for severe weather is from Rockford and to the east into the Chicago metro.
The storms will increase in coverage later tonight ahead of a cold front moving from northwest to the southeast across the area.
A handsome morning gave way to a spectacular afternoon on Monday in the Lehigh Valley, with a pleasant breeze offsetting the projected high temperature of 90 degrees.
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The most forceful wallop of the storm front is expected to arrive about 10 p.m., Thompson said.