The National Weather Service Storm Prediction Center has warned of potentially severe thunderstorms in parts of the South.

These are the most dire outlooks for severe weather NOAA's Storm Prediction Center issues. Here's what they mean and what you ...

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Severe thunderstorm outlooks issued by NOAA's Storm Prediction Center can show a threat level from 1 to 5. They are used to ...

it’s important to understand what severe weather risk categories mean. Whenever there is the potential for severe weather, the Storm Prediction Center will issue outlooks with certain levels of ...

There will be a Level 3 out of 5 risk for severe weather in parts of north and west Alabama starting late tonight. Then, on Saturday, the weather service fears an outbreak of severe storms will be ...

The lowest level of threat, Marginal Risk, is indicated by a green shading on SPC maps. This level means that severe weather is possible, but typically, storms are more isolated and short-lived.

A greater risk for severe weather has expanded farther into Georgia, with a 10-15% chance that a “significant” EF2 or higher tornado could spin up in areas hit hardest by this weekend’s storms.

While the intensity of the severe weather and tornado risk may be past its peak by Sunday, there will still be a risk of severe weather that extends from Florida to New York state. Strong wind ...

and part of Alabama has been added to a rare Level 5 out of 5 severe weather risk. NOAA’s Storm Prediction Center issues nationwide severe weather outlooks and forecasts severe weather ...

The system that brought severe weather and flooding to the central ... there will be drier air, bringing fire weather risk. The massive storm that began Friday earned an unusual “high risk ...

A "high risk" severe weather forecast is the most urgent message NOAA's Storm Prediction Center (SPC) can give before a severe weather outbreak. What is a "high risk"? Only issued by the SPC when ...