Alright, this is just a quick update that the storms are making there way into the KC area, and they have weakened below severe limits. Lots of lighting, heavy rain, a wind gust or too, and maybe some pea sized hail in some places is possible with these thunderstorms. I'll update in a few hours on tonight's severe potential.
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The SPC has issued Severe Thunderstorm Watch 284 effective immediately and expiring at 9AM CDT for portions of the KC area, from the 2nd tier of counties in eastern KS to points westward into central KS. A map with the watch regions highlighted is below. You can also see the radar picking up the leading edge of a bow-echo in north central KS and southern NE. These storms are very strong, packing winds up to 70MPH, and some gusts may be even higher.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhS_HrWGhMZSvhmTvpybHgm5nMhLOtdUrexGiLx4WdJxzxymYig2nkpDBJI-So4ETGJOhA2KxdVyrhPfwyaH8YYpvWMSLvYrudSZ7iElE_YXPqQKXXi_vErbyuM6B6tsp6ALwYn8YR1uTLs/s400/tuesdaymorningseveretstormwatch.png)
As for the rest of tomorrow, below is my revised version of the SPC Day 1 outlook. I believe that tomorrow afternoon, more severe thunderstorms will develop along or just north of I-70, and that they'll push southward with large hail, damaging wind, and possibly a couple of isolated tornadoes.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjV98MhEEKEo5WCmFkFkYM_ibhDvwhNFf_ICbCAL2-E7-QQLjN0tK_4Dt0NvqKN6XdlKymc24_Jv1jS2suPJ-JdHaajOYHFhjA7k1oeZEScnIjU2Yecp4v74d9QSrJjNQcW2AaDMIT_3VXU/s400/TUESDAY.bmp)
For tonight's storms, around 8AM you can expect some thunder around, severe weather possible so keep a weather radio on if you won't be up by then. I think that the storms may weaken, but we'll just have to see. Have a great night everyone! And, I'll update before 8AM if the storms continue to be severe.
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