The outflow from a morning squall line in the Northern Plains will spark severe storm development Friday afternoon. The most organized threat for damaging winds is expected along the Missouri River from eastern South Dakota and southwestern Minnesota into northeastern Nebraska and northwestern Iowa from mid-afternoon through early evening.
Temperatures are warm over the Southwestern states, and it looks likely that daily records will be broken once again over many areas on Monday. Readings well in excess of 110° F will be common, with a few spots seeing temperatures topping the 120° F mark, threatening all-time record highs!
While Sunday is supposed to be all about fathers, it’s important not to forget about a certain mother who can assist or spoil any plans you may have for dad. Whether you’re taking him golfing, camping, to a ballgame, having a cookout or any other special outdoor activity, here’s a look at what Mother Nature has in store for Father’s Day across the U.S.
A compact area of low pressure will drop southeast from Michigan this afternoon to the mid-Atlantic tonight bringing the threat for a fast moving line of severe thunderstorms. Damaging winds with gusts in excess of 60 mph is the main concern with storms this afternoon and evening; however, an isolated tornado or two is possible within the ‘Elevated’ risk area.
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