U.S. Weather Watch · Apr 26 Daily Digest
Severe Storm and Tornado Threats
- 🔥 Threat Expands into Monday: NOAA’s Storm Prediction Center issued a level 3/5 risk across parts of the...

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Southern Plains storm outbreak escalates after Enid OK EF-4 Thursday, slamming nearly 27M across OK/KS/AR/TX with large hail, damaging winds, strong...
Extreme drought fuels raging wildfires across GA, FL, TN, with 99%+ coverage in SE states and half of TN extreme.
2025 Atlantic hurricane season changed dramatically in late October, after most storms recurved well east. Coastal areas: stay ready for late-season surprises.
North Carolina's drought deepens statewide, straining supplies and prompting community action.
Severe weather escalates into Monday with classic tornado setup:
Extreme wildfire risk grips Ocean, Burlington, Atlantic, and Cape May counties, plus elevated threats in Salem, Gloucester, Cumberland, Monmouth, and...
Severe storms will be possible today, Saturday, & Sunday, with some dry time each day. Stay alert for safety amid this variable weekend weather.
California's entire state declared drought-free by USDM on Jan 5, 2026 – first time in 25 years – after 4 years of above-average rain.
Key policy...
Record-breaking event rocked Upper Midwest with 10 tornadoes—largest April outbreak for NWS La Crosse since 1995.
Key hazards and impacts:
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Prepare for shifts: NOAA forecasts 60% chance of El Niño May-July, rising to 90% Aug-Oct.
Sudden waters in Tarrant County spark flash flood warning chaos, forcing urgent evacuations amid severe weather alerts. Stay vigilant for safety during these rapid hazards.
Key impacts on flood defenses and recovery:
Key 2026 Atlantic forecast for MD safety:
Key weekly drought mapping resource updated every Thursday for the U.S., Puerto Rico, and territories:
Key risks this afternoon/evening (2-9 p.m.):
First Alert Day in Cedar Rapids, IA: Warm temps and gusty winds set stage for severe storms.
Flooding is Maryland's #1 natural hazard—it strikes anywhere from rain, storms, or tides. Follow Know, Plan, Act during April Awareness Month:
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