Urgent. Prepare Now. Life-Threatening 10-Day Co.-To-Co. Violent Storm Approaching Fast

A violent multiple-day severe weather outbreak will begin this weekend over South Central states, bringing potentially dangerous nighttime tornadoes through Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas and Nebraska, drenching rain and snow and other life-threatening storms.

A storm is predicted to creep across the United States over the next seven to 10 days.

Due to the storms passing through large metropolitan areas, they bring the potential of extensive damage, risk to a great number of lives and significant travel disruptions.

Southern Californians need to prepare for locally drenching rain and mountain snow Friday.

The storm’s next stop will be the Central states this weekend.

While the central and southern Plains need rain, it will come with the price tag of dangerous storms.

Since the parent storm will not arrive until late Saturday, most of its spin-off storms are not forecast to ignite until late-day and nighttime hours.

Major cities at risk this weekend include Dallas, Oklahoma City, Wichita, Kan., Omaha, Neb., and Kansas City, Mo.

“Supercell thunderstorms will develop along the dry line from west-central Kansas to the Oklahoma Panhandle and northwestern Texas late Saturday afternoon with large hail and tornadoes a good bet,” 
according to AccuWeather Enterprise Solutions Storm Warning Meteorologist Scott Breit, 

A dry line marks the boundary between desert air to the west and moist Gulf of Mexico air to the east. 

A supercell thunderstorm is a long-lived, intense storm that often develops rotation, with an elevated risk of producing tornadoes, damaging winds gusts, frequent lightning strikes and very large hail.

This is the type of storm that climate change scientists warn will become more common.

Source: AccuWeather