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Plains and Midwest Remain Red Hot with Severe Storms
The Southern Plains and Midwest remain red hot with severe weather activity as we move into the climatological peak of the season across the United
Midwest and Plains Back in Severe Storm Risk on Friday, Apr 17th
A powerful storm system will move out of the Plains into the Upper Midwest on Friday, bringing strong winds aloft and a warm, unstable air mass
Significant Severe Weather LIKELY in the Midwest Today
We have many of the necessary ingredients coming together for significant severe weather impacts today, including the potential for a few tornadoes
Multi-Day Severe Weather Sequence This Weekend into Next Week
A multi-day severe weather sequence is expected across the central U.S. this weekend into early next week, primarily focused on the April 11–15
Lull in the Pattern, Quiet Severe Weather Stretch
After an active run of severe storms across the Plains and Midwest to start the month of April we'll see a period of quieter weather this week.
Tornadoes, Damaging Winds the Primary Risks in Midwest
An active weather day is unfolding across the Midwest, with multiple rounds of thunderstorms expected from Missouri into Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, and
Severe Storms on the Southern Plains Today
A classic spring severe weather setup is taking shape across the Southern Plains today, with storms expected to develop quickly by late afternoon and
Snow...
Models continue to adjust the main track of this snow, but each new run continues to produce a "healthy" amount of snow on the backside of
Stormy Week Gets Started
Multiple rounds of organized thunderstorm activity is expected through the next 7 days as a series of upper-level disturbances track from the Plains
Big Hail Back in the Midwest Today
A familiar risk here in the early spring of 2026 as we discuss the potential for large, damaging hail over 2" in diameter across portions of
Severe Weather Risk *Upgrade* For Thursday, March 26
The Storm Prediction Center has upgraded portions of Illinois, Indiana, and Ohio to a level 3 of 5, enhanced risk on their latest Day Two Severe
Severe Storms Back in the Ohio Valley Late-Week
We'll hold off on details with respect to timing and impacts for now, but severe storms are likely to be back in the forecast on Thursday, March
Quiet Pattern Through Late March, Could April Turn Stormy Again?
After a run of active weather systems brought much-needed drought relief along with severe storms to parts of the Southern Plains and Midwest in late
Multi-Day Severe Weather Outbreak Sunday PM - Monday
Sunday: A powerful storm system will initiate a high-volume, widespread severe weather threat across much of the central and eastern United States
Sunday Squall Line - Wind Damage and Tornado Potential in Ohio Valley
A powerful storm system will move across the Plains and into the Midwest on Sunday, bringing the potential for strong to severe thunderstorms late in
Two Zones of Severe Storms Tuesday PM
A widespread springtime severe weather outbreak is expected Tuesday into Tuesday night from the Southern Plains into the Midwest. Two distinct
First Fatal Tornado of 2026, Severe Storms Risk Lingers into Weekend
The first tornado fatalities of 2026 occurred in Oklahoma last night as a damaging tornado tracked northwest of the community of Fairview. The storm