A serious threat of severe thunderstorms and tornadoes is on the map in the nation's midsection. Get the latest forecast timing and see who is in the greatest danger here.

Iowa will see its first round of severe weather of the year as a pair of storms move across the state. See the latest NWS forecast and radar.

Record-breaking temperatures in the 80s will give way to a level one severe weather threat this Saturday night, bringing risks of 60 mph winds and hail.

After a memorable winter, spring has marched in with an active attitude. A multi-day severe weather outbreak is underway as intense storms target the Southern Plains Friday, putting millions at risk across several major cities from the Plains to the Midwest.

Highs range from the low 30s to mid 70s Friday!

WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - It’s another cool start to the day with morning temperatures in the 40s. Areas of dense fog continue across Kansas, but will burn off by midday. Expect another day with mostly cloudy skies, but warmer temps ranging from the 60s to the 70s. Winds will be breezy from the south.

Patchy fog will stick around tonight as we get a break from the rain, but returning storms Friday bring the potential for severe weather.

Friday's severe outlook is for the afternoon and evening. The main window of opportunity for severe weather will be between 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. There could be a few storms capable of producing quarter size hail or larger,