🚨Severe Weather Threats Today ➡️ Tomorrow

A major storm system will bring big weather impacts to the Plains into the South.

A multi-pronged cold season storm system will march east across the country, bringing severe weather chances from the Plains into the South and a whopper of a snowstorm to the Northern U.S. The severe weather threat will include a risk for tornadoes, especially on Tuesday in the South.

The severe weather threats start tonight across the Central/Southern Plains.

Tornadoes Possible After Dark Tonight: Expect storms to form well after sunset tonight, perhaps as late as 10-midnight in the eastern portions of the High Plains. These storms will quickly crowd up and go at least somewhat linear, but a threat for tornadoes will exist given the strong low-level wind shear.

• In addition to the tornado threat, damaging winds will be possible with the line as it moves east.

• Hail should not be a huge threat except perhaps early on as storms are initially cellular. Hail sizes shouldn’t be too big regardless.

• The environment features some really low cape but strong wind shear, which is very typical this ti…