The primary risks include large hail (up to 2.5 inches in diameter), severe wind gusts (60-80 mph), and isolated tornadoes. Areas most at risk are central Kansas, northwest Missouri, and the Southern High Plains, with additional isolated threats in southwest Texas and parts of New York. While the tornado risk is limited by modest low-level shear, the combination of a very moist boundary layer and strong wind dynamics could still lead to localized severe impacts.