Thunderstorms

There's a new advisory from NOAA showing wide areas in Missouri and Illinois that could see tornadoes Wednesday.

NOAA Storm Prediction Center just doubled the chances for significant tornadoes for Missouri and Illinois for next week.

Once again, forecasters at NOAA are issuing an extremely early warning about Missouri and Illinois both being in the path of a dangerous early April storm.

Missouri and Illinois now in the danger zone from the NOAA Storm Prediction Center for weekend storms.

Conditions appear to be right for potential explosive storm development over Illinois this weekend.

Missouri has been singled out by forecasters as the one state most likely to get severe weather in just a few days.

What initially looked like an incoming wave of relatively harmless rain showers has now become an increasing risk of dangerous hail in Missouri.

March may be about to go out like a lion with storms over Missouri.

As we get closer to what is expected to be a historic storm event this Friday, this risk keeps growing for both Missouri and Illinois as forecasters now warn both states could see strong tornadoes and mammoth hail.

Missouri is all but guaranteed to see potentially devastating weather this Friday and straight line winds are the real danger.