Tornado outbreak to slam the Great Plains this week

This week is getting off to a shaky and dangerous start for people across the Great Plains. A few severe storms have already produced large hail in the Oklahoma and Texas Panhandles this morning (Monday, May 20, 2019), and several rounds of fairly widespread severe thunderstorms will likely slam neighborhoods from eastern New Mexico to Missouri the rest of today and tonight.

Another round of severe weather continues to roll through the central United States as the storm system that spawned nearly 40 preliminary tornado reports in Nebraska and Kansas Friday and Friday’s night tracks eastward. The severe weather is expected to continue through Sunday.

TORNADO INTERCEPT in Dominator 3 with drones in the air!! Tornado intensified to the north then roped out @SeanSchofer @breakingweather @accuweather @skyforcex pic.twitter.com/TyUOtkTNRN

— Reed Timmer (@ReedTimmerAccu) May 18, 2019

@NWSSanAngelo @spann @TxStormChasers looking north from loop 306 and Knickerbocker Rd with per flashes to the north as the circulation passed over San Angelo. Time was 05:33 am CDT pic.twitter.com/84MrjHV8Ry

— Marcus Diaz (@TheTXWXchaser) May 18, 2019

To read more about Storms of the Great Plains go to:
https://www.accuweather.com/en/weather-news/live-early-morning-severe-weather-ramps-up-in-central-texas/70008309