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Severe storms, extreme heat and fire danger: Weather update
- Severe storms, extreme heat, and fire danger are expected in the U.S. with the formation of supercells due to the right weather conditions.
- Tornadoes, damaging wind, and large hail are possible in the northern Plains and Great Lakes, with triple digit heat forecast for the Gulf Coast.
- An Enhanced Risk is focused mainly around Wisconsin, with significant tornadoes, damaging wind, and large hail threats.
- Over 16 million people are in the Enhanced Risk area, including cities like Chicago, Milwaukee, and Grand Rapids.
- Thursday and Friday see continued severe weather risks, with very large hail, tornadoes, and intense wind gusts expected.
- Triple-digit heat is forecasted for south Texas, with record-breaking temperatures seen in San Antonio.
- Extreme heat advisories, watches, and warnings are issued to warn about the dangers of heat-related illnesses, particularly for vulnerable populations.
- An Elevated Fire Danger risk is possible for southern New Mexico, with dry conditions and gusty winds increasing fire concerns.
- Spring in the U.S. is characterized by active weather patterns, with a need for people to stay weather aware during severe conditions.
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