 from the Lower Lakes region, Thumb area of Michigan, down to the Ohio, and shifts south and eastward into parts of the Upper Tennessee Valley over the next 12 to 24 hours. Again, heavy and severe with drenching rain. The rain welcomed for some eastern through southern Corn Belt locales, not necessarily for the Mississippi Valley, back into the western complex and southward towards the Ozarks. And boy, triple-digit heat into that corridor. And 108-degree readings into parts of Kansas yesterday. That heat will continue to settle on southward eastward.