Severe Storms and Tornadoes Impact Central US, Including Parts of Texas

A significant storm system has unleashed dangerous weather across the central United States, including tornadoes and large hail, affecting over 60,000 customers, with half of those outages occurring in Texas. The storms, which began Tuesday evening, have prompted the highest severe thunderstorm risk in months, with tornado watches in effect from the Mexican border to Michigan. Notably, a tornado was reported near Dudley, Texas, along with baseball-sized hail in Buffalo Gap. As the storms continue to move eastward, a Level 2 risk of severe thunderstorms is forecasted for Wednesday, impacting over 55 million people from Texas to Pennsylvania. Residents are advised to stay informed and avoid unnecessary travel during this severe weather event.

Key Details: • Severe thunderstorm risk at Level 4 of 5 for northern Illinois and northwest Indiana. • Tornado watches in effect from Texas to Michigan. • Baseball-sized hail reported in Buffalo Gap, Texas. • Level 2 of 5 risk for severe thunderstorms on Wednesday for over 55 million people. • Residents should stay updated on weather alerts and avoid unnecessary travel.