Summary
Meteorologists have warned over 14 million people in the Midwest to protect their vehicles due to incoming severe weather. The storms, which may include damaging hail and strong winds, are expected to start from Monday evening and develop into Tuesday. The severe weather could affect areas from northern Texas to western New York, with potential hazards including hail, strong winds, and a few tornadoes.
Key Facts
- Over 14 million residents in the Midwest have been warned about severe weather.
- The weather threat includes damaging hail, strong winds, and possible tornadoes.
- Storms are expected to begin late Monday and continue into Tuesday.
- Affected areas stretch from central Iowa to the Upper Midwest on Monday night.
- On Tuesday, the threat extends from northern Texas to western New York.
- Residents are advised to protect their vehicles from hail by using garages or covered parking.
- Meteorologists say a cold front from Canada and warming temperatures will fuel the storms.
