This severe weather system will shift eastward through Wednesday, and present hazards all the way out to the east coast. There's a possibility these risk areas for Wednesday will be upgraded.

Weather modeling is becoming more consistent on a period of discreet supercells forming around midday ahead of the advancing line of storms. Significant hail, strong winds, and several tornadoes will be possible.

Several rather intense jet streaks are expected across the southern plains, fueling the fire weather as well as the development of severe weather in Oklahoma. The most significant severe weather is expected on Tuesday in portions of Northern Louisiana and across Central Mississippi.

Several rather intense jet streaks are expected across the southern plains, fueling the fire weather as well as the development of severe weather in Oklahoma overnight tonight.

There will be plenty of low level wind shear present, creating spin ups in the developing line, but also igniting any supercell structures that are present.

Storms should develop around 10-11PM across Western Oklahoma/North Texas and move east into a very moist and unstable environment just after midnight as they near the I-35 & I-44 corridor.

They’re also telling us they’re not covering the emergency hospital stay last month when my wife’s liver enzyme levels spiked and the doctor told us she needed close monitoring.

They said that because everything worked out, the stay was unnecessary.

Great system we got here.