Forecasters are monitoring the potential for severe weather across Indiana late Sunday night, with the greatest threat after sunset due to strong winds and isolated tornadoes expected. These nighttime storms are more challenging as people are often asleep and less likely to receive warnings. The National Weather Service is monitoring the system for potential severe weather. The primary threats are damaging straight-line winds and tornadoes. Forecasters warn that strong wind shear could organize thunderstorms and allow some to rotate, which can increase tornado potential. The weather system is expected to cover the entire state as it approaches, with forecasters predicting weaker tornadoes than long-lived supercells.