With all the severe weather that we have seen over the last few days out west everyone  around here wants to know if that system will affect us... The answer is yes, but not in the same tragic way that the folks in Oklahoma dealt with Sunday and Monday.

Tomorrow's Threat

The SPC is forecasting severe storms tomorrow to the NW of the region but there us a chance that they might bring that risk down into our area. I think tomorrow as the energy from out west heads in this direction, most of it will be shunted off to the NE. While I do think we will some t-storms tomorrow across the area, I think that the timing on the upper air support will be lagging behind the storms. In other words, the storms tomorrow will be mainly scattered non-severe storms mainly in the late afternoon! 

Tomorrow Night

SHAWNEE, OK (CNN) -- Tornadoes destroyed homes and tossed trees around like toothpicks as powerful storms ripped through Oklahoma and the Midwest on Sunday and Monday.

And the destructive weather, which killed at least two people, isn't over. Baseball-sized hail, wind gusts and tornadoes could pummel parts of the central Plains and Midwest through Monday.

"Today could be potentially as dangerous as yesterday," CNN meteorologist Indra Petersons said Monday morning, pointing to a wide swath of the country spanning from Texas to Michigan. "We're talking about 500,000 square miles under the gun for severe weather."

As they braced for more possible storms, residents in the hardest-hit areas were combing through rubble where their homes once stood.

"My mind is like, blown, completely blown," said Jessie Alexander, 21, who found that few pieces of her childhood home in Shawnee, Oklahoma, were still standing Monday.