Ray Foreman

It looks like the Severe T-Storm Watch will be allowed to expire with the main risk changing to heavy rain. This could easily lead to flash flooding in a few spots overnight. #fourstateswx https://t.co/7nZCnfPsVP

A Severe T-Storm Watch is in effect for SE Kansas and NE Oklahoma. We may see a watch for the rest of the Four States by this evening. I've got more posted at https://t.co/WXvKfF72eI #fourstateswx https://t.co/2F1VtKpzy8

A Severe Thunderstorm Watch is in effect until 9 PM for Southeast Kansas and Northeast Oklahoma. The main risk is heavy rain and damaging wind. An isolated tornado can't be ruled out but that is a low end chance. #fourstateswx https://t.co/VnGhgQqtwG

Scattered storms arrive tonight, mainly after 3AM. Severe weather isn't expected with this round. Tuesday afternoon brings another round of storms. This could include damaging wind and large hail. Heavy rain could lead to flooding concerns this week. #fourstateswx https://t.co/sgT1ltqLWu

Most of this weekend is dry but we could see a few showers or storms Saturday evening. A few strong to severe storms are possible Tuesday afternoon. I've posted tonight's update at https://t.co/WXvKfF72eI #fourstateswx https://t.co/phX7phfiwk

This evening looks mild but a few showers and storms are likely after 2 AM. Nothing severe is expected, even into Thursday. The latest on a dry & warmer weekend at 5 & 6 or at https://t.co/WXvKfF72eI #fourstateswx https://t.co/waEwBvm0jD

We'll see a lot of rain this weekend and we could see a strong storm or two early Saturda morning. The line I have highlighted could bring large hail before sunrise. #fourstateswx https://t.co/rS8yVVJ2tq

At least we aren't in a drought! Several rounds of showers and storms will continue from tonight until June. A few storms could produce large hail and damaging wind tonight. #fourstateswx https://t.co/Os17n1D24c

Our active weather pattern continues with off and on storms through the weekend. A few storms could bring some hail overnight Friday with several rounds of heavy rain through Memorial Day. #fourstateswx https://t.co/RK78Yl7Pma

The risk for severe weather is winding down but this rainfall is leading to flooding for streams and rivers. #fourstateswx https://t.co/rD8EOvNpEC

Our next round of storms has already fired up southwest of Tulsa. I think this will affect us between 5 & 7 PM. We are keeping a close eye on this. #fourstateswx https://t.co/OYZIeDXiDn

(Monday 5/19/25) A Tornado Watch is in effect this afternoon and evening. Strong storms are already spreading into NE Oklahoma and Southeast Kansas. #fourstateswx https://t.co/X6EXxUGIoM

Most of tonight's storms will remain below severe limits but we could see 1" hail and winds near 60 mph with a few of the stronger storms. The greater risk for us will be Sunday late afternoon and evening. And again Monday. #fourstateswx https://t.co/eeRoYXTNG3

Tonight & Saturday look pretty nice but active weather develops Saturday night and Sunday. Saturday night looks to mainly be a hail and wind threat. Sunday is more concerning. It's still conditional on how warm we get Sunday but a few tornadoes could be possible. #fourstateswx https://t.co/l1IhJ0ONWN

While the coverage will be limited, large hail will be possible before noon Friday with a few storms. The higher risk will be from Springfield on to the east. Then we see another chance for severe weather Saturday night. Again large hail will be possible. #fourstateswx https://t.co/Gggc4sb8hg

Note the time stamps on these graphics. This looks to be a daytime event with large hail being the main risk. Unfortunately we can't rule out an isolated tornado. We have an update at https://t.co/WXvKfF72eI #fourstateswx https://t.co/8o49ZrMuph

Note the time stamps on these graphics. This looks to be a daytime event with large hail being the main risk. Unfortunately we can't rule out an isolated tornado. We have an update at https://t.co/WXvKfF72eI #fourstateswx https://t.co/Im7dBrw37H