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​Live Radar: Severe Storms Moving Through Midwest & Plains - Multi-State Coverage

For those joining us, the Tornado Warning for south of Wichita has expired, but we are staying live through the night to monitor these remaining cells and keep you ahead of the next round. * ⚠️ SEVERE WEATHER ALERT: We are tracking a multi-hazard storm system pushing through the central U.S. today, Friday, March 6, 2026. The Storm Prediction Center (SPC) has issued an ENHANCED RISK (Level 3/5) for parts of the Midwest and Southern Plains. We are looking at the potential for strong tornadoes, very large hail (2"+), and damaging wind gusts. In this update, we cover the specific threats for Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, Iowa, South Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Illinois. 🌪️ Severe Weather Breakdown: Enhanced Risk: Kansas City (MO/KS), Springfield (MO), and Tulsa (OK). The primary concern here is the potential for a couple of strong tornadoes and isolated very large hail. Slight Risk: Stretching from Oklahoma City and Wichita up through Omaha (NE), St. Louis (MO), and into Milwaukee (WI). Marginal Risk: Includes Chicago (IL), Detroit (MI), and areas as far south as Texas. ❄️ Winter Weather & Cold Side Impacts: It’s not just severe storms—we are also tracking a Winter Weather Advisory. As the cold front pushes through, rain will transition to a wintry mix. Minnesota & South Dakota: Expect freezing rain and light snow accumulations (up to 3" in some spots) which could lead to very slick travel tonight. Iowa & Nebraska: Watch for a sharp temperature drop and the potential for a "flash freeze" on untreated surfaces as the moisture exits. ⏰ Timing: Storms are expected to fire off in the late afternoon and continue through the overnight hours as a QLCS (squall line) moves across Missouri and Oklahoma, bringing a risk for nocturnal tornadoes. Stay Weather Aware! Have multiple ways to receive warnings tonight. 📢 SUPPORT THE CHANNEL If you find these life-saving weather updates helpful, please help us reach more people in the path of these storms: LIKE this video to help the YouTube algorithm spread the warning. SUBSCRIBE and hit the bell icon so you never miss a breaking weather update. SHARE this with friends and family to keep them safe! #liveweather #SevereWeather #TornadoOutbreak #MidwestWeather #KansasCity #StLouis #Omaha #WinterWeather #WeatherUpdate #SPC #TornadoWarning #Wichita #KansasWeather #TornadoWarning #KSwx #SevereWeather #LiveUpdate