Six US states face severe weather threats, with storms and flash flooding expected to hit parts of the region well into the night.
As I'm writing this, I'm worried about the people in Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri, Arkansas, and Iowa who are facing severe weather conditions. Meteorologists warned that six US states face dangerous weather today, with severe storms and flash flooding threatening parts of the region well into the night.
Texas Storm System Brings Fears
The Storm Prediction Center indicates a 10 percent chance of tornado activity from central Oklahoma into south-central Kansas. The strongest winds could reach hurricane force across parts of Oklahoma and northern Texas, including Oklahoma City, Tulsa, Wichita Falls, and Denton. Meteorologist Ryan Hall said in a statement: 'The most likely period for severe storms is this afternoon through tonight, with the greatest concern from central Oklahoma into south-central Kansas and then northeastward toward the Missouri Valley.'
Meteorologists warned that six US states face dangerous weather today, with severe storms and flash flooding threatening parts of the region well into the night. The National Weather Service has issued a range of watches and warnings for the affected states.
Source: Google News
