@krzysztof.wNOAA just dropped the SPC Day 1 outlook and it’s giving enhanced risk for the central plains AND the Midwest with a tiny high-risk pocket in TX/OK 😳 storm season is NOT playing #Oklahoma
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NOAA SPC severe thunderstorm outlook June 24 2026
Photo by @krzysztof.w· Jun 26, 2026· Oklahoma
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A color-coded U.S. weather map from NOAA’s Storm Prediction Center shows severe thunderstorm risk levels across the country. Two distinct yellow-orange enhanced risk zones sit over the central plains and Midwest, surrounded by broad green marginal and slight risk areas stretching from the Rockies to the East Coast. A small high-risk pocket appears in northern Texas and southern Oklahoma. The bottom-left box reads “SPC Day 1 Categorical Outlook Issued: 1255Z 06/24/2026 Valid: 1300Z Wed 06/24 – 1200Z Thu 06/25 Forecaster: Gleason/Jewell NOAA/NWS Storm Prediction Center, Norman, Oklahoma.” The legend on the right lists risk levels 1–5 with corresponding colors.
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