Severe storms bringing potentially damaging winds were sweeping through the Chicago area late Friday night, as a fast-moving squall line raced through the state. The fast-moving line of storms was capable of producing destructive winds over 70 miles per hour and potential tornadoes,

Chicago will see warm temperatures Thursday before strong winds, severe storms Friday night, and a weekend cooldown with the possibility of rain and snow.

What started as a summer-like day Friday will end with potentially severe storms as a powerful system prepares to sweep across the region, but there's a narrow window of time you'll want to make sure you're prepared for.

A tornado warning means there is imminent danger to life and property.

Meteorologist Devon Lucie compares the differences in timing between forecasts for storms on Saturday then shows who's at the greatest risk for severe storms and strong tornadoes walking you through your parish-by-parish forecast showing the exact timing of storms where you are,

Western Indiana is under a tornado watch until 4 a.m. Saturday. Stay safe and have several ways to get warnings overnight.