Initial weather spotting reports indicate that these areas faced hailstorms on Wednesday. Numerous Twitter users tweeted about the hailstorms and "Nick C." tweeted a video showing golf ball-sized hail landing near LeRoy at around 4:26 pm. Some hail reports in McLean County showed a half-inch diameter of hail, and some were quarter-inch while Heyworth had smaller hail, described as "pea-sized." One-inch hail was also reported in Arrowsmith at 4:36 pm but no other damage reports were released. The primary threats of scattered storms are brief heavy downpours and lightning, and some of these storms may become strong to severe, posing a risk for large hail and damaging wind gusts. The NWS forecasts list isolated severe storms on Thursday afternoon and early evening that are heading from east to west. There is a low risk of tornado and flooding threats, according to the data. Below-normal temperatures are expected over the weekend, according to the NWS forecasts.