We got some much needed rainfall in our area yesterday and last night. So much so that several local rivers have reached flood stage. More showers and storms are expected tomorrow as early as 4pm and continuing through the evening and overnight. Strong storms will be possible.

Showers and storms have developed to our west, and our area is under a severe thunderstorm watch until 10 pm. Damaging winds will be the main hazard, but hail, tornadoes, and heavy rainfall will all be possible. Activity will move through this evening and tonight.

A pleasant spring day in the Four States, with temperatures climbing well into the 60s and low 70s by the afternoon. We will see temperatures warm nicely tomorrow, and winds begin to increase into Wednesday. Shower and storm chances return later this week and over the weekend.

Another nice spring day in the Four States with some stronger southerly winds. Dry conditions are also present, which has allowed for elevated fire weather concerns. We will likely see similar conditions tomorrow as a cold front approaches.

An active pattern is anticipated in the days ahead, with showers and storm chances increasing by Friday and continuing through the weekend and next week. Several severe threats are already outlined for the weekend, and our area is included in a severe threat on Monday.

Storm chances look to increase quite a bit by Friday, with activity developing along the frontal boundary later in the day. Some of these storms may be on the strong side, and also produce heavy rainfall.

Storm chances will continue over the weekend and into next week, where strong storms appear most possible next Monday and Tuesday. We will continue to monitor trends with these systems, and you need to remain weather aware in the days ahead.

Storm chances are expected to increase tonight and into tomorrow morning as activity drifts in from the northwest along with a front. The front is expected to stall, and more development will be possible from the late morning to the afternoon where some storms may be strong.

More storm chances will be possible on Saturday, but the greatest threats for severe weather should be to the west. Activity from the west is anticipated to move east across the Plains and potentially move in to our area by early Sunday.

We are continuing to monitor an active pattern ahead of us by the end of the weekend and into early next week, where strong storms appear possible each day. Some days look to carry a greater threat than others, but data will continue to be refined in the coming days.

Storm activity this morning has dumped some much needed rainfall on the Four States. There is still some potential for strong activity through this evening, with marginal threats of damaging winds and hail, but our atmosphere has been pretty worked over.

Storm chances will continue to exist over our weekend, and our area is under a marginal risk for severe weather by Sunday. There is still some uncertianty on how storms will develop and evolve, but chances look to exist nonetheless.

Several rounds of severe weather appear possible into early next week, with the threat for Monday being rather conditional. Tuesday and Wednesday appear to be the greater threats to watch, and we will continue to monitor trends over the coming days.

We have quite a busy week ahead of us in terms of storms, with the first round this afternoon and evening. Storm development has tried to get going to our west, and portions of SEKS may see activity develop and move in this afternoon and evening. All hazards may be possible.

Strong storm potential will also exist tomorrow afternoon, evening, and possibly into the overnight. Storms developing off of a dry line to the west may move in by the afternoon and evening, potentially producing all severe hazards as well as heavy rainfall.

Severe weather threats will also exist on Wednesday, but may be more conditional, depending on how much rain sticks around in the morning. Later day development will be dependent on how well the atmosphere can destabilize ahead of a cold front.

Yet another system looks to impact the area by Friday as it pushes another cold front through the Four States. Storms look to potentially develop along the front and may pose a severe threat as they persist into the area.

A tornado watch has been issued for portions of SEKS until 11pm. Storms will continue to form far to the southwest in Oklahoma and Texas before moving east through this evening and tonight. All hazards will be possible with these storms as they move in.

Another round of strong to severe storms will be possible tomorrow afternoon and evening as storms develop off of an approaching cold front. Wind and hail appear to be the primary threats with these storms, but tornadoes will also be possible.

Yet another round of severe weather appears possible as another upper system moves in by Friday. Storms will be possible along a cold front pushing in from the west. This outlook is liable to change, and we will continue to monitor forecast trends.