Multiple tornadoes hit Tuesday, more sever weather to come across Midwest

   There were more than 150 reports of tornadoes, wind/wind damage and large hail across the country on Tuesday. Included were a few rather strong tornadoes in Wyoming and South Dakota. One of those hit the south side of Sioux Falls, South Dakota, causing extensive damage. It has received a preliminary rating of EF-2 with maximum winds of 125 mph. 

There were even funnel clouds reported in both Washington and Oregon, which is not exactly a common part of the country for tornadic development. While it's not unheard of, severe weather to this degree is rather rare in September. And there's going to be more of it in the coming days.

   The main threats for the Great Lakes region are damaging winds and an isolated tornado. 
The best chance of severe weather in our region will be just to our north across Wisconsin and Michigan. That's where a level 2-of-5 severe threat exists.
The system responsible for the severe weather will begin to head eastward by Thursday. That will place parts of the Plains and Midwest in the threat zone.

Parts of Minnesota, Iowa, Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas, and Oklahoma are already included in the severe weather risk zone for Thursday and Thursday night.

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