The past few days have been very active with baseball sized hail to strong tornadoes through Central U.S. There will be a decrease in the amount of wide spread thunderstorms outbreaks today but that does not mean severe weather will not be present.
Along with honoring the men and women who sacrificed their lives fighting for the country, Memorial Day Weekend is also viewed as the unofficial start to summer. What cities will have the best Memorial Day forecast? MORECAST has a look at what to expect from Mother Nature for any outdoor activities that you may have planned.
Another round of dangerous severe storms is expected this afternoon over portions of the Central and Southern Plains. The greatest risk for tornadoes, a few long-lived and strong, will be across portions of northern and central Kansas up into southern Nebraska starting early in the afternoon. Other storms with high winds and very large hail could affect Oklahoma and west-central Texas a bit later in the afternoon and evening.
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Sailors understand how a good weather forecast can set them apart from the competition and keep them safe as well. In fact, weather knowledge is so crucial to a skilled sailor that sailing students are often required to learn about weather in training classes.
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