Outlooks suggest heightened severe weather continuing through the rest of May and into the first week or two of June.

All modes of severe weather will be possible later today and into tomorrow — including tornadoes — as multiple slow-moving ...

Meteorologists at the National Weather Service in North Platte are saying that a tornado that touched down on Sunday north Asby is the sixth-largest tornado in size on record in ...

Thunderstorms ongoing Wednesday morning in Texas and Oklahoma prompted severe thunderstorm warnings and more than 300 miles ... gusts and tornadoes – some of which could be EF2 or greater ...

Ongoing thunderstorms in Texas and Oklahoma prompted severe thunderstorm warnings and more than 300 miles of continuous ... hail and tornadoes – some of which could be EF2 or greater – into ...

Potential for Strong Tornadoes The most dangerous storms are expected in areas with a level 4-of-5 risk of severe thunderstorms, including Minneapolis and St. Paul. Strong tornadoes (EF2 or greater) ...

For Tuesday, the weather department has put a 1,800 miles-long area, ranging from West Texas to Vermont ... 2. What will be the intensity of tornadoes? EF2 or greater tornadoes are possible under the ...

Tree damage is likely." In some parts of the state, there have been reports of hail up to 2 inches in size. Tornado watches have been issued for southwestern Minnesota and northwestern Iowa ...

Strong tornadoes — rated EF2 or greater — are possible for areas ... Severe threat shifts east Tuesday, with over 1,800 miles of the US at risk Some of Monday’s thunderstorms will continue ...

and a greater than 10% probability of having a significant tornado, rated EF2 to EF5. The threat for large and damaging hail is dependent on how the storms initially form. The Weather Service ...

According to storm reports received by the National Weather Service, 3-inch hail fell in Mangum, Oklahoma. That's the size of a teacup. Another video showed a train that derailed due to the tornado's ...