'Destructive Storms' Warning After 37 Tornado Reports in 3 Days
Summary
Federal forecasters and meteorologists report that a severe weather outbreak with 37 tornadoes has affected large parts of the central and northern United States over the past three days. More destructive storms, including tornadoes, large hail, and strong winds, are expected to develop on Friday, especially from eastern Kansas to the Upper Midwest.Key Facts
- Since Tuesday, there have been 37 preliminary tornado reports in the U.S., with most from Iowa, Wisconsin, and Michigan.
- Tuesday was the worst day, with 31 tornado reports across affected states.
- On Friday, the highest risk area for severe storms extends from eastern Kansas through parts of the Upper Midwest.
- Tornado watches have been issued for eastern Iowa, southeastern Minnesota, southern Wisconsin, northern Illinois, and far northeastern Missouri.
- A tornado watch means conditions are favorable for tornadoes, but one has not necessarily formed yet.
- Storms could bring winds over 60 mph, large hail, isolated tornadoes, and localized flooding.
- Officials advise people in affected areas to stay alert, keep phones charged, and be ready to seek shelter quickly.
- The severe weather threat is expected to move eastward later in the weekend with possible new watches and warnings.
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