More severe storms are expected across a large section of the United States this week, with forecasters warning they could deliver all manner of severe weather — including large hail, damaging winds, tornadoes and flooding — anywhere from the southern Plains through the Midwest and into the Northeast.

A severe weather outbreak is likely across parts of the Plains and Midwest beginning Friday afternoon, where millions could see “monster hail” and tornadoes develop.

Following a long week of severe storms, the threat is contained in the Carolinas and parts of the Southeast on Sunday.

Large portions of the central United States are on the lookout for serious storms Friday, which could include dangerous hail and wind, along with potential tornadoes. The most severe weather is

A powerful early-March storm system unleashed a widespread severe weather outbreak across parts of the Plains and Midwest, producing tornadoes, damaging winds, and large hail that left several communities dealing with significant destruction.

Millions of Americans are bracing for a dangerous round of severe weather as forecasters warn that powerful storms capable of

Repeated rounds of heavy rain and thunderstorms will bring a growing risk of flash flooding from Texas to the Ohio Valley, with some rivers rising to moderate flood stage into next week.

Thunderstorms are expected in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut this weekend after severe weather hit the Midwest.

Multiple weather systems will bring snow, record warmth, and severe thunderstorms to the United States as spring 2026 begins.