Overview
- Catastrophic flash flooding is expected in parts of Oklahoma as saturated ground exacerbates risks from repeated heavy rainfall.
- Severe storm and flood watches remain active across the Southern Plains and Central U.S., with threats extending from Texas to Arkansas.
- Tuesday saw reports of large hail, damaging winds, and tornadoes across 10 states, with Oklahoma and Missouri experiencing significant impacts.
- The storm system, fueled by a clash of Gulf air and a sharp dryline, continues to produce dangerous supercells and successive rounds of storms.
- Emergency management agencies are urging residents to remain alert, follow warnings, and prepare for potential power outages and evacuations.