A multi-day severe weather threat begins in earnest for the Plains today and continues through the weekend. Cooler air and moisture returns to the Northwest.

Residents of the Plains should monitor the WeatherRadar as the threat of severe weather grows later today and through the end of the week. While showers will be present during the day today across the central and southern Plains, the severe threat ramps up this evening and overnight. All kinds of severe weather, including hail, winds, tornadoes, and flooding, are possible with these storms. The greatest risk extends from central Texas northward through western Kansas.

Rain and mountain snow will continue to impact the Pacific Northwest today. With highs only in the 50s in spots like Seattle, this region will experience a dreary second half of the week.

With a multi-day severe weather threat underway, now is the time to make sure your Weather & Radar alerts are turned on. Click the link below to learn more about how to make sure you are getting the most up-to-date alerts for your area.