Source: New York Post
Originally Published by: Destructive storms slam Texas, leaving 2 dead as severe weather sweeps region Much-needed rain targets the South, yet worst drought zones will miss out Violent tornado rated as EF-4 that tore through Enid, Oklahoma There’s potential for a high-end tornado outbreak for parts of the Mid-Mississippi Valley Monday, as a broader severe weather threat targets more than 60 million people across a corridor from southern Minnesota to parts of the South, including Arkansas, northern Mississippi and northern Alabama. Whether that outbreak materializes will be largely dependent on ongoing thunderstorm activity and how long cloud cover will remain over Missouri, Illinois and Indiana early Monday. As of now, a volatile atmosphere is expected to develop, supporting the potential for a severe weather outbreak.
