Severe storms likely Friday into early Saturday, March 14-15, 2025

There is a level 4 “Moderate Risk” for severe storms Friday into early Saturday, March 14-15, 2025. Surrounding the Moderate Risk is the level 3 “Enhanced Risk”, level 2 “Slight Risk”, and level 1 “Marginal Risk”.

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Below you will see a video of our StormCast weather model showing the timing and duration of the storms.

There is a 10% chance for a tornado with these storms. The black lines indicate a 10% or greater probability of EF2 – EF5 tornadoes.

Damaging wind will likely be the most abundant part of the severe storms Friday night. There is a 45% chance for severe wind with a 10% or greater probability (where you see black lines) of wind gusts 75 mph or greater.

Large hail is also a concern. We have a 30% chance of severe hail and where the black lines are at has a 10% or greater probability of two inch diameter hail or larger.

Most of the day will be dry but windy. The chance for storms moves in after 6:00pm Friday.

Storm Alert Team Chief Meteorologist 
Rusty Dawkins