Tornado Threat Forecast: June 30-July 6, 2014

Today has the best chance for tornadoes through the next seven days, with risks waning significantly after tomorrow as we start to see a more typical summertime pattern of hit-or-miss setups.

“Early because I’m going into work soon and won’t be out until the evening” edition. Doing the abridged version today due to time constraints.

1-3 Day

Monday

East-central Plains, Midwest — TORNADO RANGE: 3-8 — CONFIDENCE: Normal
Expected Tornado Hotspot: Western Midwest

Tuesday

Mid-Atlantic, southern Midwest, Tennessee Valley, Oklahoma — TORNADO RANGE: 2-6 — CONFIDENCE: Normal
Expected Tornado Hotspot: None

Wednesday

Northeast, Mid-Atlantic — TORNADO RANGE: 0-2 — CONFIDENCE: High
Expected Tornado Hotspot: None

4-7 Day

Thursday

Central High Plains — TORNADO RANGE: 0-2 — CONFIDENCE: Normal
Expected Tornado Hotspot: None

Friday

South Dakota, Nebraska, western Iowa — TORNADO RANGE: 0-3 — CONFIDENCE: Normal
Expected Tornado Hotspot: None

Saturday

Nebraska, western Midwest — TORNADO RANGE: 1-4 — CONFIDENCE: Normal
Expected Tornado Hotspot: None

Sunday

Northern High Plains — TORNADO RANGE: 0-3 — CONFIDENCE: Low
Expected Tornado Hotspot: None

Mid-Atlantic — TORNADO RANGE: 0-2 — CONFIDENCE: Normal
Expected Tornado Hotspot: None