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Textbook Supercell Tornado Confirmed on the Ground in Eastern Kansas Southwest of Kansas City — Hook Echo and Strong Couplet Visible on Radar at 8:43 PM
EASTERN KANSAS — A large tornado was confirmed on the ground in eastern Kansas southwest of Kansas City at 8:43 PM on April 13, 2026, with meteorologists describing the storm as a textbook supercell tornado displaying a classic hook echo…
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Strong Cold Front Arriving Friday Night Brings Final Round of Severe Storms — Windchills Drop to 20s in Oklahoma Panhandles With Frost and Freeze Possible
TEXAS AND OKLAHOMA — A strong cold front moving through overnight Friday into Saturday will spark a final round of severe storms for the week before quickly dropping temperatures across the region, with windchills falling to the 40s across northwest…
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Highest Severe Threat With 70 MPH Winds and 1.75 Inch Hail Active Now Through 6 AM Across Michigan — Flash Flooding Possible With 1 to 3 Inches of Rain Tonight
MICHIGAN — A significant and multi-hazard weather event is ongoing across Michigan from late Monday April 13 into early Tuesday April 14, with the highest severe threat zone active now through roughly 5 to 6 a.m. bringing damaging winds up…
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Few Severe Thunderstorms Possible This Afternoon Across Northeast Illinois Between 2 PM and 6 PM — Higher Potential Focused Around Chicago and Aurora Corridor
NORTHEAST ILLINOIS — Overnight forecast guidance is indicating the possible development of a few severe thunderstorms this afternoon on Monday April 13, with the highest potential concentrated in northeast Illinois including the Chicago and Aurora corridor between 2 PM and…
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Severe Weather Outbreak Begins Today Across Minnesota and Wisconsin — Michigan Faces Two Distinct Threat Zones With Hail, Wind, and Possible Supercells
UPPER MIDWEST — A busy and active severe weather week is now underway across the Upper Midwest as severe weather begins today in Minnesota and Wisconsin, with Michigan facing two distinct threat zones on Monday April 13, 2026, including late…
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First Alert Weather Day Issued for Friday With Widespread Storm Development Expected by Late Afternoon — Heavy Rain, Hail, Wind, and Possible Tornado All in Play
CENTRAL PLAINS REGION — A First Alert 6 Weather Day has been declared for Friday as meteorologists track widespread storm development expected to begin by late afternoon, with an organized line of storms carrying severe potential including heavy rain, hail,…
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SR 31 Bridge Over Caloosahatchee River Closed for 10 Days for Repairs — Bayshore Road Traffic Backed Up for Miles Between SR 31 and I-75
LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA — The SR 31 Bridge over the Caloosahatchee River is currently closed for a 10-day repair period, diverting all traffic onto Bayshore Road between SR 31 and I-75, with traffic already backed up for miles as drivers…
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Red Flag Warning and Fire Danger Statement Active Across North Georgia on April 13 — Wildfires Already Developing as Conditions Expected to Worsen This Week
NORTH GEORGIA — A Red Flag Warning is currently active across portions of North Georgia including areas around Dalton, Rome, and Blairsville, with a Fire Danger Statement covering a broader zone extending toward Atlanta, as wildfires are already being reported…
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Northern US States Including Montana, Minnesota, and New England Getting Chance to See Aurora Tonight at Kp 5 G1 Level with Naked Eye Viewing Possible to 44N Friday Night June 5
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Eastern Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Western New Jersey Facing 50 to 65 MPH Wind Gusts as Wind Complex Pushes West to East Between I-70 and I-80 This Afternoon Saturday June 6
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Alabama Including Birmingham and Southwest Alabama Seeing Rising Humidity with Scattered Showers and Storms Returning as Temperatures Climb Toward 90 to 91 Degrees Through Mid-June
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Saskatchewan and Manitoba Including Regina, Yorkton, and Southern Manitoba Facing Possible Tornado Outbreak with Strong Tornadoes, Gorilla Hail, and Damaging Winds Saturday and Sunday
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Northern Plains and Upper Midwest Including North Dakota, South Dakota, and Minnesota Facing Significant Two Day Severe Weather Outbreak as SPC Eyes 30 Percent Risk Upgrade for Wednesday June 10
