Severe Storms Threaten Central U.S.-Chance Of Hail And Tornadoes Near

Severe thunderstorms are expected to hit a large portion of the central U. S. and some southern states beginning Friday afternoon, according to the National Weather Service, the latest in a series of severe spring storm patterns that could bring wind damage, very large hail and a chance of tornadoes. More than 4.8 million. That’s how many people live in areas facing an “enhanced risk” of severe weather Friday, according to the Storm Prediction Center. More than 32 million people are under “marginal” and “slight” risks. Additionally, dry weather conditions have created a “critical risk” of fire in El Paso, Texas, and parts of New Mexico (Las Cruces, Roswell, Alamogordo and Clovis)-which is anticipated to last through the weekend. This weekend’s warnings are the latest in a series of severe spring weather events, including a system that hit the central U. S. nearly two weeks ago. Severe storms have hit the U. S. several times thus far in 2024, including multiple atmospheric river storms in California. At least three people were killed and dozens were injured in separate severe weather patterns in March, which spawned tornadoes in the Midwest, and early April. Midwest Faces Tornado Threats As Severe Storms Threaten Central U. S. (Forbes)At Least 3 Dead And Dozens Injured In Severe Storms Across U. S. (Forbes)At Least 3 Dead And More Than Three Dozen Injured In Major Midwest Tornadoes (Forbes)Storms Threaten Millions With Severe Tornadoes, Hail And Flooding: Here’s Where They Could Hit This Week (Forbes)
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