In its latest update Friday morning, the National Weather Service expects wind gusts of 46 mph in Evansville. However, with the storm moving a little faster than previously expected, there's a slight chance those could ramp as high as 65 mph during daylight hours on Friday.

Dr. Ryan Truchelut of WeatherTiger will will break down the latest track and projected impacts for cities, including life-threatening wind, surge, and rain hazards.

The remnants of Hurricane Helene will make its way into the Miami Valley this week. Storm Center 7 Meteorologist Ryan Marando continues to TRACK Hurricane Helene and has the latest TIMING today on News Center 7 at noon.

The remnants of Hurricane Helene could bring more rain to the Evansville area than meteorologists previously expected.

With tropical storm force winds expected to extend for more than 200 miles (322 kilometers), Hurricane Helene is forecast to be one of the largest storms in seven years to hit the

As Helene brings in more rain, some farmers are getting concerned, especially since they are still recovering from Tropical Storm Francine.

Locally, Fayetteville will likely see on-and-off showers into the weekend, with occasional breezy winds. Further south, toward the coast, a slim chance of severe weather, including quick spin-up tornadoes,