SEVERE WEATHER OUTLOOK FOR TODAY

SEVERE WEATHER OUTLOOK FOR TODAY. THERE IS AN INCREASED RISK FOR SUPPERCELLULAR STORMS FOR PARTS OF MINNESOTA, EAST CENTRAL NORTH DAKOTA, AND NORTH CENTRAL IOWA. THE GREATEST RISK FOR TORNADOES IS IN THE DARK PINK HATCHED AREA IN NORTHEASTERN SOUTH DAKOTA. THERE WILL BE A CAP IN PLACE, BUT IF AND WHEN IT BREAKS, STORMS WILL FIRE AND COULD BE TORNADIC. IF THESE STORMS FORM, THEY WILL CONGEAL TOGETHER, AND FORM AN MCS(A CLUSTER OF THUNDERSTORMS) AND POSSIBLY EVEN A DERECHO LIKE THE ONE RIGHT NOW. THE MCS WILL FOLLOW THE STATIONARY FRONT, MOVE SOUTH SOUTHEAST TO SOUTHEAST. 
STATES THAT COULD BE IMPACTED BY THE MCS INCLUDE: EASTERN SOUTH DAKOTA, CENTRAL/SOUTHERN MINNESOTA, SOUTHERN WISCONSIN, NORTHCENTRAL/ EASTERN IOWA, NORTHERN/ CENTRAL ILLINOIS, INDIANA, CENTRAL/SOUTHERN OHIO, KENTUCKY, EASTERN TENNESSEE, WEST VIRGINIA, ALL OF VIRGINIA EXCEPT NORTHERN PARTS OF THE STATE, NORTH AND SOUTH CAROLINA, AND POSSIBLY NORTHERN GEORGIA.