Severe storms are rumbling across portions of the Plains tonight, producing high winds and large hail. The system responsible for tonight’s activity will shift a bit further south for Tuesday. Additional surface instability and dynamic intensity will mean an added threat for isolated tornadoes along with hail and wind gusts!
The main threat for severe storms will be from west-central Kansas into southern Nebraska and southwest Iowa. Storm coverage will be more isolated down into western Oklahoma and the Texas Panhandle. Scattered storms will occur further northeast into the Midwest, but the severe threat with these storms is more marginal. Any of these storms will be capable of producing large hail and strong, damaging winds. A few isolated tornadoes could also occur in northern Kansas and southern Nebraska.
More severe weather is likely for Wednesday – we’ll continue to provide updates for this evolving situation!