US Severe Supercells, Tornadoes, Hail & Floods
Key Questions
What severe weather events are occurring across the US right now?
Supercells with EF0-EF5 tornadoes, hail, and floods are active from May 16 through June 18 and beyond. A Level 4 of 5 severe risk affected Illinois and Indiana on June 17, with fast-moving storms now bringing tornado watches to much of New England.
Where have recent tornadoes been reported?
An EF-1 tornado struck Jasper and Barry counties in Missouri, leaving three people missing. Wisconsin has recorded 38 confirmed tornadoes this year, ranking seventh nationally, while Illinois leads the nation in total tornado reports.
How widespread is the current storm threat?
Severe weather is impacting around 100 million people from the Midwest to the Northeast. Flood watches are in effect for millions, with additional thunderstorm alerts issued for much of New Brunswick.
What is the latest update on tornado watches in New England?
Tornado watches now extend across much of New England as storms race eastward. This follows the active Level 4 risk period in the central states on June 17.
Are there any missing persons linked to the storms?
Three people are reported missing after an EF-1 tornado in Jasper and Barry counties, Missouri. Ongoing flood watches also affect large populations across the impacted regions.
LIVE May 16-June 18+ supercells with EF0-EF5 tornadoes. Latest (June 18): Tornado watches now extend across much of New England as fast-moving storms race east. Level 4 of 5 severe storm risk was active June 17 for Illinois/Indiana. New tornado reports: EF-1 in Jasper/Barry counties, MO (three missing). Flood watch for millions. Severe weather threat impacting 100 million from Midwest to Northeast.