Several storms, Tornado threats return to medium west, levels

Strong tornados, harmful winds, hail possible

Several siege of storms will first hit the big lakes and the middle west until the end of this week before moving to the Great Plains over the weekend and early next week.

Tornados-clean possibly severe hail and destructive straight wind are potential threats in the several outbreaks of severe thunderstorms until Tuesday.

The latest

The map below shows the latest radar, watches and warnings issued by the Noaa Storm Prediction Center and the National Weather Service.

There have already been at least a few confirmed, short tornados in Swift County, Minnesota, near Benson and Danvers on Thursday. Reports about a rotating wall cloud, sometimes the forerunner of a tornado, arranged a tornado warning for the city center of Minneapolis and some of the northern suburbs of the city in which Roger’s pea size was reported in the outermost northwest of Roger’s size this afternoon.

Predication of the late week

-By Thursday evening: Areas Shaded in red from East Central Minnesota to the majority of Wisconsin, Northeast Illinois, Nordindiana, Western Michigan and Northwest Ohio have the greatest chance to see storms late afternoon and evening, including Chicago and Milwaukee. In this area, greet the size of golf balls or larger, harmful turns and a few tornadoes, possibly strong (EF2 or larger).

The likelihood of a storm will be isolated in areas further south towards Ohio -Valley, as shadowed in Orange. But all serious storms that form in this area could pack strong winds, harmful hail and a tornado threat.

Isolated heavy storms could also extend to the middle Atlantic.

-Free Friday night: A outbreak of heavy storms is possible in the ohio and Misissippi valleys, as shaded in the red areas. These include Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Louisville, Kentucky, Nashville and St. Louis.

A harmful hail that is greater than the size of golf balls are strong winds that over 75 miles per hour and tornados gusts, potential threats. Some tornadoes could be strong.

The widespread harmful winds that can shorten many trees and knock out the power will be a special problem from Südost -Missouri to Süd -illinois, Süd -Indiana as well as Western and Central Kentucky.

Weekend on weekends next week forecast

-Saturday: Scattered heavy storms could affect the middle Atlantic and the south.

-Sunday Monday: The biggest threat from heavy storms will move to the central and southern levels, especially from Kansas to Oklahoma and Nordexas. While it is too early for details, the storms could bring a tornado threat as well as wind damage and large hail.

Dallas-Fort Worth, Oklahoma City and Tulsa, Oklahoma and Wichita, Kansas, are some of the cities that should keep an eye on the forecast for Sunday and Monday.

-Tuesday: Storm can move further east towards the ARK-LA-TEX and MID-Mississippi Valley.

You can find more information about this forecast in the next few days at Weather Channel App and Weather.com, and we will provide further information.

A cheaper pattern for storms

A couple is cut to the west and then spread towards the central states. One will arrive later this week, followed by another this weekend until the beginning of next week.

In this pattern, warm and moist air finally flows north of the Gulf into the levels and in the middle west under this active jet current.

It is a setup that is cheaper for heavy thunderstorms at this time of the season and in the middle west. These are the regions where Tornados are most common in May.

Chris Dolce He has been a senior digital meteorologist at Weather.com for almost 15 years after he started the Weather Channel in the early 2000s.