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High Tornado Risk in Kansas and Oklahoma on Saturday
Posted: 10:21 AM Apr 13, 2012
Reporter: Associated Press
Forecasters at the center in Norman, Okla., say there's a high risk of severe weather from Oklahoma City north to Salina, Kan. The severe storms are expected to strike Saturday afternoon and evening.
They warn that baseball-sized hail could pummel some isolated areas and winds of up to 70 mph are possible. The Storm Prediction Center says Saturday's outbreak could be a "high-end life threatening event."
Forecasters say there's a slight risk of severe weather Saturday in the country's midsection, stretching from central Texas northeast to Iowa.
The Storm Prediction Center is part of the National Weather Service.
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