The National Weather Service for Northern Indiana has placed Marshall County in the "Enhanced Risk," which is a level 3 of 5, for severe storms this afternoon and evening.
Confidence is increasing that a line of severe thunderstorms will pass through Marshall County between 2 pm and 7 pm today.
This morning's line of storms is NOT an early arrival of the severe line.
Damaging winds, heavy rainfall, and, to a lesser extent, tornadoes and large hail are the primary threats in this afternoon and evening's scenarios. Storms will produce heavy rainfall rates of 1 to 2 inches per hour.
Firefighters battle fully engulfed pole barn fire on Muckshaw Road
Plymouth Fire Department to purchase first-ever Class A Dress Uniforms
New Space Force license plate design
Project DARE of Marshall County announces essay contest winners
Rep. Jack Jordan highlights new K-12 school accountability system for Indiana
Sen. Bohacek touts 99% voting record, highlights key 2026 Legislation
Trinity United Methodist Church to host annual indoor Easter Egg Hunt
Plymouth to host "The Great Midwestivus II" Kayak Fishing Tournament in April
