On Heightened Alert for Multi-Day Severe Weather Outbreak Next Week

February will end with a bang in the central and eastern United States as a widespread, multi-day severe weather event could unfold, including the risk of tornadoes. AccuWeather's severe weather experts have the latest. #severe #tornado #forecast #midwest
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[@EphemeralProductions]

80+ degrees in the south?! In February?! Glad I ain’t down there. lol

[@randytracy1742]

I don’t know if AccuWeather is right about this assessment of next week’s severe weather-I haven’t looked at the national weather service’s storm prediction center for if it’s outlook for the coming weather system and I may have to 👀 look at the forecast! 😮😮😮😮😮😮

[@user-nm3tm6ob5f]

Advertising, huh?
Gosh, I miss professional ppl…🙄

[@scottpeters1317]

We are breaking records in Nebraska. It's warmer this year than 2023 so I'm not sure where your getting that. I'm also hearing from alot of storm chasers that tornado alley is going to be way above normal this spring. Nebraska, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri,Oklahoma

[@scottpeters1317]

I though I heard it was a colder winter this year too but it's been the opposite from last winter. I've also been seeing predictions from storm chasers saying our area is in line for more tornados this spring.