Overview
- Meteorologists predict severe thunderstorms on Tuesday across Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, and eastern New Mexico, with hailstones as large as baseballs and damaging winds.
- National Weather Service offices have issued hazardous weather outlooks, urging residents to secure property and prepare for potential emergencies.
- Earlier Easter weekend storms caused over 435 severe weather reports, including fatalities in Oklahoma and widespread damage in Nebraska from hail and wind gusts.
- The storm system is expected to move west by Wednesday, impacting areas like western Kansas, Nebraska, and eastern Colorado, before shifting east to the Mississippi and Ohio valleys by Friday.
- AccuWeather warns of repeated storm activity increasing risks of flash flooding in already saturated regions later in the week.