More than 40 MILLION in 18 states brace for impact as at least 50 tornadoes barrel across the central US

Active Conus weather for the next several days including today in the West and Plains:

…Severe thunderstorms likely for much of the Great Plains on Friday…and reaching the lower and middle Mississippi Valley on

Saturday…

…Heavy rainfall amounts and some flash flooding will be possible across portions of the Great Plains and Midwest…

…Much cooler than normal temperatures will continue for much of the western U.S. and the northern Plains…

A rather strong upper-level trough of low pressure for this time of the year will advance across the western U.S. on Friday and then edge out

across the Great Plains Friday night and Saturday where it will facilitate an area of surface low pressure in the lee of the Rockies. This will allow

unsettled weather and very chilly temperatures to continue for much of the West and into the northern Plains. In fact, some areas will be cold enough

for snow across the higher elevations of the Intermountain West, while valley locations see a chilly rain. High temperatures in some locations

will be as much as 20 to 30 degrees below normal for Friday and Saturday, and this very cool and unsettled pattern should last generally through the weekend across the West.

SOURCE
https://www.investmentwatchblog.com/more-than-40-million-in-18-states-brace-for-impact-as-at-least-50-tornadoes-barrel-across-the-central-us/