Isolated Severe Storms Possible this Weekend

Saturday Forecast

A few isolated severe storms are possible ahead of a cold front on Saturday in east Texas and northern/western Louisiana. This is the same storm system that brought damaging winds and a few tornado reports to northwest Texas on Friday.

Sunday Forecast

The chance of isolated to scattered severe storms will continue on Sunday from central and eastern Kentucky southwestward to the Tennessee Valley, lower-Mississippi Valley and southeastern Texas. Localized damaging wind gusts are the main concern, though there is a low chance of a tornado.

Monday, the threat of severe storms will continue from parts of the Southeast to as far north as southeast Ohio and southwest West Virginia.

We have all the maps you need to track severe weather below, including watches and warnings, radar, and our exclusive TOR:CON tornado risk forecasts. We also have links to see what your typical climatological tornado risk is, as well as links to our iWitness photo/video galleries and our Notify! severe alerts service.

Severe Alerts

Active Watches and Warnings

See the latest watches and warnings across the nation using our clickable severe weather alerts map.

Regional alert zooms:

- Northeast | East Central | Southeast

- North Central | Central | South Central

- Northwest | West Central | Southwest

Current Radar

Track the Storms in Your Area

Track the severe thunderstorms using our interactive radar map.

You can also see how much rain has fallen by clicking on the 24-hour rainfall interactive map.

TOR:CON

Severe Weather Expert, Dr. Greg Forbes, rates your tornado risk today on a scale of 1 to 10. Find out if there's a heightened risk where you live.

- View TOR:CON index

(MORE: TOR:CON index explained)

Typical Tornado Risk

Severe Weather Expert Dr. Greg Forbes shows you what time of year and in what locations the tornado risk peaks. Click on the links below to learn more about tornado climatology.

- Tornado risk by month

- City specific tornado histories