Severe Thunderstorms in the Plains

 

 

Portions of the southern High Plains, central Plains and Midwest may see a few isolated severe thunderstorms and locally heavy rainfall on Thursday.

An isolated severe threat is expected to develop farther east on Friday, along and ahead of a cold front. The risk of severe thunderstorms will stretch from portions of the interior Northeast into the Mid-Atlantic and into parts of the Tennessee Valley.

Thursday

• The threat for a few severe thunderstorms and flash flooding will persist from southern New Mexico into parts of western and southern Texas.
• An isolated severe thunderstorm or two will be possible ahead of a cold front from northern Illinois, back into northern and central Missouri, southeastern Iowa and northeastern Kansas.

Friday

• Isolated severe thunderstorms will be possible from southern Pennsylvania and Maryland southward through West Virginia and southeastern Ohio into eastern portions of Kentucky, western Virginia and Tennessee.
• Thunderstorms, generally non-severe, may fire once again across portions of far southern New Mexico into southwestern Texas.

Saturday

• No severe weather is expected, but a few thunderstorms may impact the coastal Carolinas, Georgia and the Florida peninsula.
• A few thunderstorms may develop in parts of the Southwest as well.

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