WESTERN DAKOTAS — A tornado and very large hail threat is developing across the western Dakotas Tuesday afternoon as supercells are expected to fire across eastern Wyoming and Colorado by 4 PM before sliding northward around the Black Hills into the primary threat zone. The outlook map places a concentrated brown hatched zone centered between…
WESTERN ARKANSAS — A striking and ominous storm system is pushing into western Arkansas Tuesday morning, with dramatic shelf cloud structure already visible over the Mulberry area as the leading edge of the complex moves through. Western Arkansas is the favored zone for rain and storm activity across the state today, with forecasters monitoring radar…
NORTH GEORGIA AND ALABAMA — A squall line is expected to approach north Georgia as early as 1 to 2 PM Monday before pushing southward through the afternoon and evening, with the NWS and local forecasters expecting the thunderstorm complex to track more heavily into Alabama due to favorable atmospheric parameters and the influence of…
FLORIDA NATURE COAST — An unusual June cold front is set to push through Florida’s Nature Coast later Tuesday and into Wednesday, bringing a Marginal Risk Level 1 of 5 severe weather threat to communities including Crystal River, Brooksville, Chiefland, and surrounding areas during the evening through early overnight hours. The National Weather Service Tampa…
LOCAL AREA — Strong to severe thunderstorms are possible this afternoon and evening, with the greatest risk window running from 3 PM through 8 PM as an upper-level disturbance moves through the region. Not every location will see storm development, but any storms that do fire could produce strong winds, hail, and frequent lightning in…
HOUSTON, TEXAS — The six-month Atlantic hurricane season officially opens today, June 1st, and residents across the Houston metro and Gulf Coast communities need to understand their evacuation zone and preparation responsibilities before any storm threat develops. A detailed zone map covering the greater Houston area breaks the region into color-coded evacuation tiers ranging from…
NORTH CAROLINA — June 1st marks the official start of the 2026 Atlantic Hurricane Season covering the Atlantic Ocean, Caribbean Sea, and Gulf of Mexico, and while no active tropical threats are currently targeting North Carolina, forecasters are stressing that preparedness remains critical regardless of seasonal outlooks. Seasonal forecasts are pointing toward a relatively quieter…
WESTERN KENTUCKY — An ongoing mesoscale convective system fired earlier than anticipated Monday morning, pushing a line of loud thunderstorms across western Kentucky with radar showing intense returns near Paducah, Hickman, and Murray as of 9:42 AM EDT. The earlier-than-expected firing has limited the overall severe potential for Kentucky, but the western flank of the…
ARKANSAS — Severe weather is possible across Arkansas later Monday evening, with the best chances concentrated across the eastern half of the state where a yellow severe outlook zone covers a large swath of communities including Little Rock, Jonesboro, Searcy, Wynne, and Helena. Storms are expected to form across north Arkansas and southern Missouri during…
COLORADO AND WYOMING — A severe weather setup is underway across the front ranges of Colorado and Wyoming Monday June 1, with supercell development expected to bring very large hail, damaging winds, and a brief tornado threat to a broad corridor stretching into Nebraska and Kansas. The overall risk is rated at Level 2 out…