While Wednesday is bringing a break to the severe weather, another threat is knocking on our door as we head into Thursday. In fact, a 10TV Weather Impact Alert has been issued for Thursday afternoon and evening as strong to severe storms are once again expected to move through central Ohio. At this time, there is the potential for severe weather through most of the afternoon and evening Thursday, with wind and hail being the primary threats. We cannot rule out the risk for some minor flooding or an isolated tornado at this time either. Here's what to know: - Storms expected afternoon into evening on Thursday - All hazards are possible, but wind and hail are the primary threats - Storms are not expected to carry on into the weekend, but may see leftover storm activity on Friday This threat for severe weather will impact the entire 10TV viewing area as we head through Thursday afternoon and evening. Right now we are under a level 2 of 5 risk for severe weather, which is a degree lower than what we saw Tuesday. Like Tuesday however, these storms will come in several waves throughout the afternoon and evening. This means we won't be able to pin down an exact time that we will see an "all clear" here in central Ohio until we get past the 10 p.m. timeframe and storms lose their energy. With the scattered and possibly repeat nature to these storms, make sure you are checking into the 10TV app throughout the afternoon and evening for the latest updates! The good news for our weekend is that severe storms are not expected to continue into Friday or the weekend at this time, though some showers and thunder activity are likely to linger, especially on Friday. Make sure to check back in here for updates as these storms get closer and start to impact our region!