Tornadic Supercells In N.W. Kansas

Here's a screen capture from my weather radar program. The purplish triangles are tornadoes indicated by the radar - this one in Goodland, KS..

The image below are wind velocity radar scans - red colors are winds moving away from the radar- green is winds blowing toward the radar in Goodland.
You can see the circulation of a visually-confirmed tornado on the ground southwest of Hill City, KS..


Visible weather satellite picture of the above areas.

Increasing Threat Of Severe Weather Across Kansas Wednesday

The NWS' Storm Prediction Center in Norman, OK has the entire Kansas City MetroRegion under a "slight risk" of severe thunderstorms on Wednesday.

Inside that corridor is a "moderate risk" area that stretches from south central Kansas into extreme southeastern Nebraska.

There is also a good risk of heavy - possibly flash-flooding rains with any of the stronger thunderstorms - especially if storms continue moving over the same areas as is possible.

Stay tuned!