Missouri, Iowa, Wisconsin and Michigan Face Flash Flood Risk, Heavy Snow and Freezing Rain as Multi-System Storm Pattern Intensifies Through Saturday
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Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas Under Tornado Watch Until Midnight With Strong Tornadoes, Large Hail and 80 MPH Winds Possible
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Colorado and Utah Mountain Regions Expect Heavy Evening Snowfall With Peak Between 6 PM and Midnight and Freezing Temperatures Expanding Overnight
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Iowa, Illinois and Wisconsin Could See Early Evening Supercell Development Near Quad Cities With Increasing Tornado Signals in Forecast Soundings
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Somerville Texas Under Tornado Warning as Radar Indicates Rotation Near Brenham and Highway 36 Corridor
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Illinois, Missouri and Indiana See Brief Clearing as Dry Slot Wraps Around Departing Low Pressure System
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Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina and Virginia Face Growing Drought Risk as Rainfall Stays Limited Through Mid-April
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Iowa, Illinois and Missouri Face Renewed Severe Storm Threat Friday With Tornado Risk, Large Hail and Damaging Winds Expected
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Rockies, Plains and Midwest See Record-Breaking Early Spring Leaf-Out as Millions Experience Unusual Seasonal Shift
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Iowa, Illinois and Wisconsin Face Strong Tornado Risk With Fast-Moving Supercells Targeting Davenport to Milwaukee Corridor
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Illinois, Iowa and Indiana Face Dual-Round Severe Storm Setup With Afternoon Tornado Risk and Evening Damaging Wind Line
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Illinois, Indiana and Wisconsin Face Evening Supercell Storm Threat With Damaging Winds Pushing Into Central Indiana
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A 50-Degree Temperature Split Is Happening Right Now Along the East Coast as the Northeast Sits in the 30s While the Coastal Plain Bakes in the 80s and a Sharp Seasonal Boundary Snakes From the Midwest Through New England
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West Texas and Southeast New Mexico Face Elevated Fire Weather Risk Wednesday Through Thursday as Wind and Low Humidity Combine Across the Pecos, Midland, Odessa, and Carlsbad Corridor
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Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, and Michigan Face Four-Zone Severe Weather Thursday With Low-Topped Supercell Tornadoes, Warm Front Spin, and 60 MPH Winds From Des Moines to Chicago Starting at 2 PM
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March 2026 Sets All-Time Record as Warmest March in United States History at 7 Degrees Above Normal From Los Angeles and Phoenix to Atlanta and Washington DC
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Iowa, Illinois, Wisconsin, Indiana, and Missouri Face Elevated Tornado Threat Thursday April 2 With EF2 or Stronger Tornadoes Possible Across Chicago, Milwaukee, Des Moines, Indianapolis, and St. Louis if Morning Convection Clears in Time
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Iowa, Missouri, Illinois, and Wisconsin Face Multiple Rounds of Severe Storms Thursday April 2 With Strong Tornadoes, 60 to 70 MPH Winds, and Possible SPC Upgrade to Enhanced Risk Across Chicago, Milwaukee, Madison, Rockford, and Davenport
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Oklahoma, Kansas, and Central Texas Face Three-Zone Severe Weather Outbreak Wednesday Night April 1 With Egg-Sized Hail, Golf Ball Hail, Squall Line, and Quick-Hitting Tornadoes Targeting the I-35 Corridor Including Oklahoma City
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Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, Kansas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Northeast Face Heavy Rain, Freezing Rain, and Heavy Precipitation Hazards From April 2 Through April 6 as WPC Issues Multi-Day Hazards Outlook
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Utah Mountains to Receive 3 to 11 Inches of Snow Tuesday Through Wednesday With Alta, Cottonwood Canyons, and Brian Head in the Heaviest Zone Before a Second Colder Storm Arrives Thursday Through Friday
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Central Oklahoma Faces Rare Isolated Heat Bursts Tonight Between 9 PM and 1 AM With Sudden Temperature Spikes to 80 Degrees and Wind Gusts of 45 to 55 MPH Possible Near Oklahoma City, Norman, Enid, Stillwater, and Lawton
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This Week’s Severe Weather Pattern a Generational and Unprecedented Outbreak of Consecutive Severe Weather Days Across the Midwest and Plains as 15% Wind and Hail Probability Covers Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, and Oklahoma