Summary
Schools in the Southern and Midwestern United States are being advised to review their severe-weather safety plans. Meteorologists warn that a pattern of dangerous storms, including potential tornadoes, will continue into next week due to a clash of different air masses.
Key Facts
- There is a warning for severe weather in Southern and Midwestern U.S. states.
- Dangerous storms are expected on near-daily basis due to weather conditions.
- Large hail, damaging winds, and tornadoes are among the potential hazards.
- The storm threat is linked to the collision of warm, humid air and cooler air masses.
- Above-average temperatures are creating unstable atmospheric conditions.
- School officials are encouraged to update tornado procedures.
- The severe weather risk is expected to re-emerge next Tuesday and shift geographically by Wednesday.
