Overview
- All tornado and severe thunderstorm watches spanning Wyoming to the Texas Panhandle expired by early Sunday as the outbreak shifted east.
- Despite forecasts of isolated tornadoes, no tornadoes were confirmed during the event.
- SPC mesoscale discussions noted lingering severe wind risk but determined that reduced instability east of the High Plains negated the need for additional watches.
- The main clusters of hail-producing supercells have moved into the central Plains, easing the threat across the High Plains.
- The episode underscored proactive coordination between SPC analyses and local NWS offices in adapting watch areas to evolving storm conditions.