Central US Faces Multi-Day Storm Threat Into Mid-April
• Severe storms are expected to impact the central U.S. from Thursday through early next week, bringing heavy rain and strong thunderstorms.
• The threat will increase into the weekend with potential for damaging winds, hail, and tornadoes.
• Continued storms may heighten flooding risks, especially in already saturated areas, with rainfall totals of 1–4 inches expected.
Severe weather expected to persist into mid-April
The central United States is bracing for a multi-day storm threat that is expected to persist into mid-April. Starting Thursday, the region will experience repeated rounds of severe weather, bringing heavy rainfall and strong thunderstorms from Texas all the way up to the Great Lakes. The intensity of these storms is predicted to increase over the weekend, particularly on Saturday and Sunday, with the potential for damaging winds, large hail, and even a few tornadoes.
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