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Monday is poised to be a severe weather day in Minnesota, Wisconsin and Iowa as a potent storm system collides with potentially ideal atmospheric conditions, setting the stage for storms that could produce strong tornadoes, damaging winds and very large hail.

The storm system is moving at 50-60 mph through Owatonna and Cannon Falls as it enters the far eastern part of the state. The hail threat is diminishing, and KARE 11 has not received reports of wind damage. The line moving through does have a history of producing tornadoes earlier Monday.

Get ready, as more severe storms are expected to move into Oklahoma Monday night after flooding and tornado warnings over the weekend.

From current watches and warnings to outlooks and storm reports, we have all the maps you need to track this latest severe weather threat right here.

As many parts of Minnesota are now either in active severe weather warnings or tornado watches, a number of schools in Minnesota have already announced early closures and pulled the plug on after-school activities.

The western High Plains have battled severe storms for days, with the main threats being large hail, damaging winds and tornadoes. The damaging storms are now moving eastward to impact the Upper Midwest, and meteorologists are advising millions in the affected areas to be storm prepared. Travel impacts are likely, and power outages could occur.

After days of warnings, storms across Iowa triggered tornado watches and tornado warnings on Monday. What do storm reports say?