Of course, we have to get through today's action first. But, the top 2 analogs are hinting at widespread wind damage across the region (Kentucky and Indiana) for Thursday afternoon and into the overnight hours Friday morning. I'll check the update later and see about the run to run consistency.
Already, the SPC has placed parts of western MO, Kansas, and Oklahoma in a Moderate risk for severe weather.
A deepening low will rapidly intensify and sprint north-northeast towards the Lakes while an impressive squall line out ahead of a cold front will race eastward. At this time, widespread wind damage looks to be the primary threat; however, initially, tornadoes may be the focal point, primarily west of Kentucky. Then, as the cells merge into a QLCS, bowing segments and isolated spin-ups will dominate the rest of the feature.
Since we're already getting used to preparing for severe weather with all of the action that has taken place lately, it would be wise to think about your safety plan in the event of severe weather that may cause power outages, property damage, and flash flooding. Check those emergency kits and make sure all batteries are powered up and keep those weather radios on standby.
MS
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