Severe Weather Risk for Friday, July 27th thru Friday, August 3rd

Today

There is a Slight Risk of severe thunderstorms over the Midwest/Ohio Valley.

There is a Slight Risk of severe thunderstorms over parts of the East Coast, Southeast, and South.

There is a Slight Risk of severe thunderstorms over parts of the Central /Northern High Plains.

Tornado Threat

Tornadoes should not be a big threat today. We do have the conditions to create a few spin ups, but they should be brief. I do believe we will see a few isolated tornado warnings during the day. 

Wind Threat

Wind will be another big problem today, but not as big as Thursday. Main wind threat will be in Indianapolis, Fort Wayne, Cincinnati, and Louisville area. Areas around the 30% chance along with the East Coast, Southeast, South, and the Plain States will see the normal severe wind risk with everyone else at strong wind risk.

Hail Threat

Hail risk today in Indianapolis, Fort Wayne, Cincinnati, Louisville, Columbus, and the Central/High Plains area. Hail should be around the normal severe risk. 

Saturday

There is a general risk of strong thunderstorms in Central/Southern Appalachians into Southern Mid-Atlantic Coastal areas.

Sunday

There is a general risk of strong thunderstorms for the Northern High Plains.

There is a general risk of strong thunderstorms for the Lower Mississippi Valley.

There is a general risk of strong thunderstorms between Phoenix and Tucson.

There is a general risk of strong thunderstorms for Northeast Georgia/Western and Central Carolinas. 

Days 4-8 (Monday-Friday)

Potential is too low at this time for any severe weather for days 4-8. 

That it’s for today, the next severe weather update will be from the feed system later this afternoon and I will have the next written update on Monday. I’ll have updates today as needed. Have a great weekend and God bless.