Two rounds of severe thunderstorms, including a threat of tornadoes, begins this weekend in the central U.S.
The most activity could occur Sunday, then again Tuesday into Wednesday.Severe thunderstorms, including the threat of tornadoes, will rumble across parts of the central and southern U.S. this weekend and into the middle of next week as a more active weather pattern takes shape over the country.
The first of these will pivot into the Plains this weekend. A second, stronger plunge of the jet stream will swing out into the Plains Tuesday through Wednesday. A few severe thunderstorms with large hail are possible as soon as Saturday night over central and eastern Kansas, western Missouri, southeast Nebraska and far southwest Iowa.
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