Update: Slight Risk Expands Across Midwest and East Through Tuesday — SevereWX

Update: Slight Risk Expands Across Midwest and East Through Tuesday

We've been tracking the Slight Risk severe weather potential for today, Sunday, July 26, across Minnesota and Wisconsin, where watches were already issued earlier. The latest from the Storm Prediction Center (SPC) shows this threat holding steady while expanding into a multi-day pattern through the Midwest and toward the East Coast.

Today's Outlook (Sunday, July 26): Slight Risk continues for Minnesota and Wisconsin. This means isolated severe thunderstorms are possible, potentially bringing damaging wind gusts up to 58 mph, quarter-sized hail, and an isolated tornado.

Monday, July 27: The Slight Risk widens to include Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio, West Virginia, and Wisconsin again. Expect similar isolated threats as unstable air and storm clusters push eastward.

Tuesday, July 28: It shifts east with Slight Risk for Delaware, Maryland, North Carolina, and Virginia, where isolated severe storms could develop amid favorable shear and instability.

A Slight Risk indicates low-end but real severe potential—scattered areas might see impacts, but most spots will dodge the worst. Stay vigilant if you're in these regions.

Safety Tips:

• Monitor your local National Weather Service office for updates and any watches/warnings.
• Have a severe weather plan ready: know your safe room, charge devices, and keep an eye on the sky.

Check your city's forecast at SevereWX for personalized AI-powered predictions on this evolving threat.

Stay safe out there! 🌩️