⚠️ Significant Tornado Risk Today: Enhanced Severe Threat! April 5

⚠️ Stay weather-aware today with W.O.F. (Weather On da Fly)! An enhanced risk of severe thunderstorms is in place from the lower Sabine River Valley to the Tennessee Valley this Saturday, April 5, 2025. Strong tornadoes, large hail, and damaging winds are possible, with powerful supercells expected along the frontal zones. Environmental conditions, including high instability and strong shear, are setting the stage for a volatile weather day.

Looking ahead to Sunday, isolated severe storms could impact parts of the Southeast and southern Appalachians. While strong shear may support storm organization, weakening instability might limit the overall severe threat. Stay tuned for updates on the latest NOAA and SPC outlooks as we track these systems.

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00:00 - Severe Weather Outlook Today
00:08 - Convective Outlook Day 1
01:46 - Convective Outlook Day 2
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