NORTH TEXAS — The first batch of storms from Oklahoma is dropping southward into North Texas after 11 AM on Sunday, May 10, 2026, with radar at 9:03 AM already showing intense red and orange cores moving through the Ardmore corridor toward Gainesville and Denton. These early storms are largely weakening and not expected to…
CENTRAL US — An uptick in severe weather activity is expected to develop after next weekend across the central United States, potentially marking the start of an extended and active severe weather period running through much of June 2026. Ensemble models are coming into agreement on a gradual pattern change taking shape next weekend and…
OKLAHOMA — Severe storms will refire across western Oklahoma late Saturday afternoon, May 9, 2026, bringing a tornado, wind, and hail threat as storms develop and push eastward through the evening hours. The storm zone covers a broad yellow risk area stretching from Woodward, Alva, and Enid through Oklahoma City, Norman, Lawton, and Ardmore southward…
OKLAHOMA AND NORTH TEXAS — A couple to a few rounds of severe storms are possible across Oklahoma and parts of north Texas from this afternoon through Sunday morning, May 9 to 10, 2026. The strongest storms early on could produce baseball sized hail across the best damaging hail zone covering western Oklahoma from Woodward…
OUTER BANKS, NORTH CAROLINA — A strong thunderstorm capable of producing waterspouts is being monitored along the Outer Banks in Dare County, North Carolina as of 11:12 AM Saturday, May 9, 2026. The warned storm is directly impacting Cape Hatteras and Hatteras Village, with an active warning polygon outlined on radar covering the immediate offshore…
NATIONAL — An Omega Block weather pattern is developing for the second half of May, potentially locking above normal temperatures across the central and eastern United States from May 15 through May 22, 2026. This powerful blocking pattern occurs when areas of high and low pressure become locked in place rather than moving west to…
SOUTH GEORGIA — Heavy rain is moving toward two large and still active wildfires across South Georgia on Saturday morning, May 9, 2026, bringing much needed moisture to a region gripped by Exceptional D4 drought conditions. The Pineland Road Fire has burned 32,575 acres and is now 66 percent contained, while the Highway 82 Fire…
TEXAS — Widespread severe weather is setting up across central Texas on Mother’s Day, Sunday May 10, 2026, with a Level 3 of 5 Enhanced Risk zone introduced covering one of the most active severe weather setups of the season. Very large hail and straight line winds are the primary modes across the Level 3…
TEXAS — An active and dangerous severe weather day is setting up across a large portion of Texas on Mother’s Day, Sunday May 10, 2026, with widespread severe thunderstorms appearing likely from 1 PM through 11 PM. The Level 3 Enhanced Risk core covers a broad zone from Abilene and San Angelo through Stephenville, Waco,…
FORT SMITH, ARKANSAS — Massive hail piles are being reported across Fort Smith, Arkansas on Saturday morning, May 9, 2026, after storms moving in late last night produced a significant and remarkable amount of hail accumulation across the area. Photos from the Fort Smith area are showing hail piled up in mounds resembling snowdrifts, with…