A significant day of thunderstorms is expected across Central Indiana, with multiple rounds of potentially severe thunderstorms expected. The potential for these storms could bring a range of hazards, including severe weather. The exact timing and evolution of these storms remain uncertain due to their potentiality. There are two main scenarios: A large cluster of storms could move in from the west from the afternoon, potentially resulting in strong wind gusts, which could stabilize the atmosphere and allow new storms to develop rapidly later in the afternoon. Regardless of these scenarios, the environment supports all types of severe weather, damaging winds are the primary threat across the state. The second half of the week will be below average for temperatures, with temperatures expected to be below the average for the second half.