🌪️ Tornado Watch issued for Texas and Oklahoma until 11 PM CDT

A few tornadoes, hail up softball size, and 75 MPH wind gusts are likely. #okwx #txwx

🟠HOY: Un riesgo Moderado de tiempo severo existe sobre partes de #Oklahoma , #Kansas , y #Texas esta tarde y noche

⚠️Una Vigilancia de Tornado ha sido emitida por partes de Texas hasta las 11 PM CDT por el potencial de algunos #tornados , vientos dañinos, y granizo grande. #txwx

🟠An Enhanced Risk (level 3 out of 5) of severe weather is possible across #Texas #Oklahoma and #Kansas .

Very large hail. damaging winds, a few tornadoes and flooding are possible tonight into overnight.

Meteorologist @ericalopezwx has an update. #txwx #okwx #kswx

The NWS Storm Prediction Center has issued an Enhanced Risk for the southern plains. This includes Kansas,Oklahoma, and Texas.

Hazards include:
Tornadoes 🌪️
Damaging Hail
Damaging winds

Here is an update from Jordan Hall

#kswx #okwx #txwx

Moments from our LIVE stream in the MyRadar app of Matthew Cappucci's intercept of baseball-sized hail and a tornado near Centralia, Kansas on Tuesday:

🌪️ May marks a pivotal point in the tornado calendar, historically characterized by an uptick in tornado activity across various regions.

Meteorologist Erica López delves into the historical patterns of severe weather in May and the factors shaping this year's tornado season.

In case you missed it, meteorologist Matthew Cappucci streamed the Centralia, Kansas tornado LIVE into the MyRadar app.

Here’s what he saw:

A snipped of today’s Centralia, Kansas #tornado as captured by meteorologist Matthew Cappucci:

In case y’all wonder why I wear a helmet when working for MyRadar Weather:

WATCH the exact moment a #tornado touches down near Centralia, Kansas this afternoon as captured by Matthew Cappucci:

Possible #tornado damage in Millerton, Iowa. Out buildings and power poles appear to be the main damage.

Captured by Jordan Hall

#iawx #wxtwitter NWS Des Moines

Here's another shot of the Centralia, Kansas #tornado that Matthew Cappucci captured earlier on:

Why are tornadoes so powerful? They're inhaling LOTS of air to fuel the entire storm above.

Even the biggest tornadoes are minuscule compared to the parent thunderstorm.

Here's a wide shot Matthew Cappucci captured of the tornado near Corning, Kansas this evening.

Severe weather threat continues in Iowa as strong supercells move east. Here is Jordan Hall with an update from Osceola, Iowa.

#iawx

Ever heard of a “RFD punch”?

Now you have.

Matthew Cappucci is outside in Kansas explaining it. (This cell already produced a tornado near Corning.)

A few additional areas if spin near Netawaka, Kansas via Matthew Cappucci, but fell appears outflow dominant.

Tornado warned supercell near Creston, Iowa
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⚾️ BIG hail in Kansas this evening! #kswx

Baseball-sized hail hitting along with tornado west of Corning, Kansas via Matthew Cappucci

Tornado CONTINUES west of Corning, Kansans via Matthew Cappucci: