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The main threats are damaging winds, large hail up to 1 inch in diameter, and lightning. Localized flooding and an isolated tornado are possible.

Monday will kick off with mild and dry weather, but showers and storms will fire up quickly after lunch in Central Florida. A few storms in the central communities could be strong to severe between 4-8 p.m. That's why WESH 2 meteorologists are calling for impact weather during that time.

Palm Beach County is under a flood advisory until 4:45 p.m. The county is also under a severe thunderstorm watch until 9 p.m. The main threats are damaging winds, large hail up to 1 inch in diameter, and lightning. Localized flooding and an isolated tornado are possible.

The National Weather Service has issued a tornado watch until midnight. A few tornadoes, gusts up to 75 mph, along with apple-sized hail are likely.

The National Weather Service has issued a TORNADO WATCH for the areas shaded in yellow in the map until 11 PM Monday, April 28, 2025.

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

Showers and storms fade before sunrise Saturday. A few spotty showers are possible Saturday morning. The main threat for rain arrives by noon. This is when we could have the heavier pockets of downpours leading to a very soggy fairgrounds for Jazz Fest. These fade by early evening and will be in the Grand Isle and Boothville areas last.

A severe weather outbreak is possible Monday for parts of the Midwest, including the Omaha-metro and much of Iowa.

A possible tornado was spotted near Omaha on Thursday after the National Weather Service issued a tornado warning for the Nebraska city and a couple of other cities in Iowa - Council Bluffs and Carter Lake.

A cold front interacting with warm, moist air is forecast to bring storms to much of Mississippi later this week.

Strong storms are expected to hit central Ohio on Thursday, with wind and hail posing primary threats. COLUMBUS, Ohio — A 10TV Weather Impact Alert has been issued for Thursday as strong storms are expected to move through central Ohio. At this time, there is the potential for strong storms late Thursday — wind and hail being the primary threats.

Strong to severe storms developed in parts of Iowa Monday afternoon and evening, resulting in tornado warnings, hail and rain. We'll see a dramatic decrease in our temperatures with overnight lows dipping back into the upper 40s and highs Tuesday in the mid- to upper-60s under mostly sunny skies.

Severe weather is likely today across Southeast Texas with thunderstorms capable of producing damaging winds, hail and heavy rainfall.

Severe weather, including very large hail, damaging wind gusts, isolated tornadoes, and flooding downpours, is likely this afternoon through tonight. This impactful weather is the reason the KCBD First Alert Weather Team is designating today a First Alert Weather Day.

Devastating tornadoes cause hundreds of millions of dollars in damage and dozens of deaths across the U.S. each year. They upend homes and lives. They remain a constant weather threat for a large swath of the country.

Storms have moved away from Omaha, breezy and cooler weather is here the rest of tonight into Tuesday morning.

An unabated wave of severe storms is continuing its onslaught on states like Mississippi, Tennessee, Kentucky, Arkansas, Missouri and Indiana, unleashing life-threatening flash flooding, tornadoes and widespread damage.

Storms brought strong winds, large hail and heavy rain to the Pittsburgh area, along with a risk of isolated tornadoes.

Chief meteorologist Tony Mainolfi has Central Florida's updated forecast. Severe storms possible through sunset with plenty more rain this week.

Tornado sirens built here in West Michigan by West Shore Services. More than 2,500 sirens have been erected to protect citizens during severe weather

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.

All of our area is highlighted by the Storm Prediction Center's level 1 (marginal) risk for severe weather. Isolated storms may be capable of producing gusty, damaging winds as well as hail. Heavy rain could also lead to localized minor flooding. 11Alive's Weather Impact Team is tracking the latest weather warnings below.

The National Weather Service in Springfield has issued a tornado warning for Lawrence County and southeastern Dade County until 9:15 a.m. The tornado warning is also in

Residents in parts of northeast Kansas and northwest Missouri are keeping close tabs on the weather tonight as storms have developed.