Heavy Rainfall and Severe Thunderstorms in the Southern Plains

A slow moving front combined with tropical moisture will maintain the threat of locally considerable flash/urban flooding across much of Texas and Oklahoma through Friday. Isolated severe storms capable of mainly severe wind gusts appear possible over portions of Kansas, Oklahoma, and Texas this afternoon and evening. Read More >

severe reports from june 1st

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Tornado Reports

Time (UTC)	Location	County	State	Lat	Lon	Comments
1822	4 WNW SANBORN	O'BRIEN	IA	43.2	-95.73	BRIEF TOUCHDOWN (FSD)

Hail Reports

Time (UTC)	Size (inches)	Location	County	State	Lat	Lon	Comments
1330	1.00	1 SW DALLAS	GREGORY	SD	43.23	-99.53	MOSTLY NICKEL AND DIME SIZE. VERY HEAVY RAIN. (FSD)
1407	1.00	8 NNW HARRISON	AURORA	SD	43.55	-98.59	VERY HEAVY RAIN. (FSD)
1822	1.00	SHELDON	O'BRIEN	IA	43.18	-95.84	VERY HEAVY RAIN. (FSD)
1848	1.75	MONETA	CLAY	IA	43.13	-95.39	(FSD)
1851	2.50	2 ENE HARTLEY	O'BRIEN	IA	43.19	-95.44	DAMAGE TO TREES AND CARS (FSD)
1910	1.00	SPENCER	CLAY	IA	43.15	-95.15	(FSD)
1951	1.75	8 SSE REMSEN	PLYMOUTH	IA	42.71	-95.92	(FSD)

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Time (UTC)	Speed (mph)	Location	County	State	Lat	Lon	Comments
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Heavy Rainfall and Severe Thunderstorms in the Southern Plains

Severe Weather Reports for June 1st