The severe risk has diminished for tonight, but that doesn't mean we're quite done. A rather concerning day for both severe weather (including tornadoes) as well as flash flooding looks to be on track for tomorrow, with multiple rounds of storms. pic.twitter.com/3KJS7K7pbt

A tornado watch has been issued for parts of Kansas and Oklahoma until 9 PM CDT pic.twitter.com/T8mOiC9hXk

[Severe Weather Awareness Week - Day 5] Imagine you’re relaxing at home...when all of a sudden a Tornado Warning comes through on your phone or NOAA Weather Radio. Where will you go to stay safe? #WeatherReady weather.gov/safety/tornado pic.twitter.com/UkqrYkTSgo

3 PM Update: A cluster of storms across southeast Kansas continues to lift northeast towards west-central Missouri. Additional clouds are building across eastern Kansas. This area continues to be monitored for additional development over the next few hours. pic.twitter.com/rOymSY2grZ