- A threat of severe thunderstorms is back in the nation's midsection and South this week.
- The threat begins Wednesday and might last into Friday.
- Large hail and strong thunderstorm wind gusts are the main concerns.
Severe thunderstorms are expected to flare up once again later this week in parts of the Plains, South and Mississippi Valley that have been hit by several rounds of severe weather in recent weeks.
We're not anticipating a widespread outbreak of severe weather like we witnessed in late March and into the first half of April. But the ingredients will be in place to generate at least some thunderstorms that could pack a punch.
Wednesday
Scattered severe thunderstorms are possible from parts of Kansas into southeast Nebraska, Iowa and northwest Missouri, including a few of the same areas affected by severe storms last Friday.
The majority of these storms should flare up Wednesday evening and night. Large hail is the main threat, with some hail possibly larger than golf balls.
Any storms farther south into the areas shaded in Oklahoma and Texas could be more isolated or might not occur at all during the late afternoon or evening. Large hail and perhaps a strong wind gust are the main concerns if any of these storms can punch through an inhibiting cap.
Thursday
Scattered severe thunderstorms are most likely in the areas shaded below, from southern Missouri into Arkansas, northeast Texas and northwest Louisiana. This severe threat may stretch as far southwest as parts of the Dallas-Fort Worth metro area.
Once again, large hail and damaging thunderstorm winds are the most likely threats, but we can't rule out a few tornadoes.
This could affect some of the same areas hit by hail-producing thunderstorms, damaging winds and a few tornadoes last Saturday.
Friday And Saturday
The highest chance for at least a few severe storms Friday will be in the lower Mississippi Valley, from parts of Mississippi into southern Arkansas, northern and western Louisiana into eastern Texas.
Saturday, an isolated severe thunderstorm can't be ruled out ahead of a cold front as it sags through the Southeast, including parts of Florida.
(MAPS: U.S. Daily Rain/Snow Forecast)
When severe weather threatens, make sure you have multiple ways of receiving watches and warnings from the National Weather Service. These include local TV, radio, a smartphone and NOAA weather radio.
Know where to seek shelter in case a warning is issued. If you live in a mobile or manufactured home, you may need to leave it quickly and head either to a community storm shelter or a nearby substantial building.
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