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Areas of Severe Thunderstorms, Critical Fire Weather, and HeatRisk for Monday

Isolated severe thunderstorms with locally damaging wind gusts and hail are possible Monday across parts of the Southeast U.S. Elevated to critical fire weather including gusty winds and low relative humidity is forecast Monday over much of the northern Great Plains. Above normal temperatures in the Southeast and Southwest U.S. will bring moderate to isolated major HeatRisk Monday. Read More >

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Last Map Update: Sun, May 10, 2026 at 7:56:18 pm CDT

Skies will generally clear from north to south Monday morning, with light northeasterly winds transitioning to southeasterly by the afternoon. Highs by the afternoon will be in the upper 70s to low 80s.
Milder temperatures expected behind a cold front Monday with a warming trend starting Tuesday, and becoming unseasonably hot through the remainder of the week.

Local Weather History For May 10th...
A significant outbreak of tornadoes occurred across Oklahoma on this
date in 2010. Three people were killed and over 400 were injured
after more than 35 tornadoes struck northern, central, and southern
Oklahoma during the afternoon and early evening. This was the second
largest documented tornado outbreak in Oklahoma history, second only
to the May 3, 1999 outbreak.

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