⚠️ Supercells & Tornado Risk Today: Pacific Northwest Alert! March 26

⚠️ Supercells & tornado risk alert for the Pacific Northwest today! Stay informed with W.O.F. (Weather On da Fly), your #1 source for quick Severe/Tropical Weather Outlooks & Discussions. Today’s weather forecast highlights a slight risk for severe thunderstorms across the Pacific Northwest with supercells expected west of the Cascades in Oregon and Washington. Large hail, strong gusts, and even a brief tornado are possible, so stay prepared. Meanwhile, a flash flood threat may develop in the Lower Rio Grande Valley.

Looking ahead, severe weather risks extend into Southern Texas on Thursday, featuring hail, gusty winds, and potential rotating storms. By Friday, thunderstorms with hail and gusty winds could impact regions from Eastern Texas to the Lower Mississippi Valley and Nebraska. With boundary layer moisture rising and dynamic atmospheric conditions in play, these storms may intensify quickly.

For the latest from SPC, NHC, and NOAA on severe weather, tropical outlooks, and more, count on W.O.F. (Weather On da Fly)! Don’t forget to #Share, #Like, and #Subscribe to stay ahead of tornadoes, hurricanes, and all things weather this March 2025. 🌪️🌧️☀️

CHAPTERS:
00:00 - Intro
00:10 - Convective Outlook Day 1
01:25 - Convective Outlook Day 2
03:43 - Convective Outlook Day 3