Monthly Archives: April 2011

As the next storm system moves across the Southern Plains it will bring the threat for severe weather Thursday afternoon/night. The highest threat for severe weather will be from Southeast Kansas into Eastern Oklahoma. The severe weather threats include large hail, damaging winds and tornadoes. As you can see from the image above there is a slight risk of severe weather fromContinue Reading

The National Weather Service storm survey team went out today and surveyed damage from last night storms to determined whether the damage was from straight-line winds or tornadoes. The survey team confirmed that there were four tornadoes in north Texas last night including storms that produced damaging straight-line winds. NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FORT WORTH TXContinue Reading

There will be a chance for scattered thunderstorms late Sunday evening in Central Texas as a strong storm system moves across the Central Plains. Some storms could become strong to severe with the main threats being hail and damaging winds. There is a moderate risk of severe storms including tornadoes in the Upper Midwest onContinue Reading

There is a chance for thunderstorms along and east of I-35 late this afternoon and evening. Can’t rule out a storm becoming strong to severe with the main threats being locally damaging winds and hail.