Severe Weather Threatens Central U.S. with Tornadoes, Hail, and Floods

Millions in the Central U.S. brace for a powerful storm system expected to bring widespread severe weather conditions through Friday.

A strong storm system is set to impact over 48 million people across the Central U.S., including cities like Cincinnati, Nashville, and Dallas.
The system could produce large hail, damaging winds, flash floods, and possible tornadoes, particularly affecting Missouri, Kentucky, and southern Illinois.
Meteorologists forecast the storm to lose intensity Thursday night but warn of increased severe weather again on Friday in the Southeast U.S.
Recent severe weather has already caused disruptions, including power outages and ground stops at airports due to storms.
Weather services urge precautions as the storm moves eastward, with potential for significant impact in areas like Michigan and Appalachia.