Author: Stephen Razor

CENTRAL US — A major severe weather outbreak remains on track from Wisconsin through Oklahoma Monday into Monday night, with the CSU model showing extremely high severe probabilities across the outlined purple and pink core zone. A secondary severe weather risk also develops Tuesday through Tuesday night across a broad area stretching into the Southeast….

GULF COAST — An El Nino hurricane season does not equal a safe hurricane season, and Gulf Coast residents need to understand that critical distinction heading into 2026. While El Nino increases wind shear across the Atlantic suppressing traditional storm development, the Gulf and Caribbean can still produce dangerous storms independently. A plan, supplies, and…

NEBRASKA — A dangerous severe weather setup is unfolding Sunday, May 17, 2026, with powerful supercells expected across Nebraska, Iowa, South Dakota, and Minnesota from afternoon through Sunday night. One or two strong EF2-plus tornadoes are possible alongside hail up to 2 to 3 inches and widespread damaging winds. Residents across all outlined states must…

NORTHERN KENTUCKY — Loud and gusty thunderstorms are pushing through northern Kentucky Saturday, with the most intense radar returns currently concentrated across the Maysville, Flemingsburg, Vanceburg, and Morehead corridor. Radar is showing deep red and orange reflectivity values across this area indicating heavy rainfall and frequent lightning with the strongest cells. These storms are not…

OHIO — Thunderstorm activity is beginning to decrease across Ohio and Indiana as of late Saturday morning, with periods of light rain expected to continue into the afternoon hours across the region. Radar out of the Wilmington, Ohio site shows the heavier storm activity pushing eastward and southward, with the most active cells now concentrated…