A line of storms moved across Oklahoma late Monday and Tuesday morning, bringing with them tornadoes, damaging winds and hail. Tornado-warned storms occurred in western Oklahoma around 10:30 p.

Severe storms and tornadoes are threatening the two states. See which areas are at risk, when storms will hit, and what experts are saying.

An unusually powerful March storm is trekking across the country with a wide range of hazards, from strong winds that could set off blizzard conditions and dust storms to severe thunderstorms that could produce tornadoes.

Tens of millions of people across the central and southern US are at risk Tuesday of severe thunderstorms and tornadoes and fire weather on the storm’s warm side and blizzard conditions on its cold side.

Forecasters break down the threat of dangerous severe weather as storms tear from the Plains to the Southeast.

It was the calm before the storm Tuesday as New Jersey awaits heavy thunderstorms that could spawn high winds and possible tornadoes. What to know.

The Hampton Roads region south of Williamsburg will see severe weather for much of Wednesday afternoon, including the possibility of tornadoes and hail.

The strongest storms could bring wind gusts as high as hurricane force (70-80 mph), according to the weather service. Winds like that could bring down lots of trees and power lines. A few tornadoes will also be possible, especially in southwest Alabama.

While wind gusts up to 45-50 miles per hour may enter the state Tuesday morning. As the strongest part of the storm moves through, gusts could reach 70 miles per hour in the area of Enhanced Risk and 60 miles per hour in the areas of Slight Risk.