Severe Thunderstorms in the High Plains and Upper Midwest; Excessive Rainfall Along the Texas Coast; Dangerous Heat Wave From the Midwest to the Northeast

Strong to severe thunderstorms will continue through Monday evening in the northern Plains and shift to the central Plains and Upper Midwest Tuesday. Hail and damaging winds will be the main threats. A system in the Western Gulf Coast will bring multiple rounds of heavy rainfall to the Texas coast the next several days. A long duration heat wave will bring impacts to the Midwest and Northeast. Read More >


EF0 (65-85 mph)	EF1 (86-110 mph)	EF2 (111-135)*	Disclaimer

* Maximum estimated winds with tornado approx. 115 mph making this a low end EF2 tornado. Color along swath indicates estimated max intensity somewhere along that segment of the swath. The width of the swath indicates approximate width of main tornadic circulation. There is no necessarily a one to one corelation between the depicted swath width and debris field observed during the survey or actual damage experienced. Again it is an approximation. Swath approximately depicts areas where most damage was observed. Damage was also possible around the periphery of the depicted swath but not necessarily observed during the survey.

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Severe Thunderstorms in the High Plains and Upper Midwest; Excessive Rainfall Along the Texas Coast; Dangerous Heat Wave From the Midwest to the Northeast

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