Severe storms for the Plains

Threat continues
Severe storms for the Plains

More severe weather will impact portions of the northern Plains and central U.S. today. Damaging winds, hail and isolated tornadoes are all possible.

The WeatherRadar shows storms capable of producing large-to-very-large hail and damaging wind gusts will develop today across portions of the northern High Plains, northern Nebraska, and much of South Dakota. Cities like Aberdeen, Rapid City and Pierre, S.D., as well as Valentine, Neb., are at risk today.

Storms capable of producing large-to-very-large hail and damaging wind gusts developing today across portions of the northern High Plains, northern Nebraska, and much of South Dakota.

Storms capable of producing large-to-very-large hail and damaging wind gusts will develop today across portions of the northern High Plains, northern Nebraska, and much of South Dakota.

Additionally, more isolated severe storms may develop farther south across parts of the central Plains, with threats including large hail and damaging winds. Today's isolated severe risk includes cities such as Wichita, Kan., Kansas City, Des Moines, Iowa, and Minneapolis.

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We will close the week out with another severe threat for this region. Scattered severe thunderstorms are expected Friday afternoon through Friday night from portions of the central Plains into the Upper Great Lakes. These storms may produce large-to-very-large hail, damaging winds—including potentially significant gusts—and a few tornadoes.

Mary Mays

Threat continuesSevere storms for the Plains

Threat continues
Severe storms for the Plains