Strong to severe storms possible Tuesday night: Timeline and threats

Strong to severe storms possible Tuesday night: Timeline and threats

A KMBC Alert Day has been declared for Tuesday night as a line of strong to severe thunderstorms is expected to sweep through the Kansas City area.

Strong to severe storms are possible by midweek

Warmer and stormy weather Tuesday night and Wednesday may set the stage for a couple rounds of severe thunderstorms.

Severe Weather Alert for Kansas City: Primary Risks to Watch Out for in Upcoming Storms - Legalization Profiles

Kansas City’s risk of severe weather from thunderstorms pushing through the area overnight Tuesday has increased, according to the National Weather Service. The area at an enhanced risk of severe weather has expanded to include the Kansas City metro area and portions of southern Oklahoma, the National Weather Service’s Storm Prediction Center announced on X, formerly Twitter. Earlier Tuesday, Kansas City was at a slight risk, the second-lowest l…

Severe Storms Expected to Impact Mark Twain National Forest

The National Weather Service has issued a severe weather forecast for Missouri, with powerful storm systems expected to bring six to fifteen inches of rainfall to parts of the state over the coming days. Along with the potential for flash flooding, these storms are predicted to produce high winds reaching up to 70 mph and baseball-sized hail, making public safety a top priority. As the storm front moves in, Forest Service personnel are closely m…

DETROIT — After the intense storms that hit Michigan last Sunday, March 30, which caused damage in several parts of the state, threatening weather is expected again this midweek. On Monday, March 31, the National Weather Service Detroit announced the possibility of severe storms in the […] The post Michigan expects more intense storms midweek appeared first on Latino Detroit.