An expansive storm is unleashing an array of hazardous weather to a broad swath of the lower 48 states — with winds reaching 85 to 100 mph from Colorado to Iowa, along with record warmth that’s fueled an ongoing derecho moving into Minnesota and Wisconsin.
Why it matters: The storm set all-time high temperatures for the month of December on Wednesday, as readings soared into the 70s all the way to the Iowa-Minnesota border. Its winds had knocked out power to some 500,000 customers in 10 states Thursday, with outages climbing in Iowa and Kansas, per poweroutage.us.
Threat level: Multiple tornadoes were reported in Nebraska and Iowa — many in places where none had been observed before during December.
Widespread damaging winds were occurring and the Storm Prediction Center said more strong tornadoes were possible Thursday, along with further widespread damaging winds.
Winds have gusted above 80 mph at multiple locations in Kansas, Colorado, Nebraska, Iowa and other states as an area of low pressure rapidly intensified and moved into the Upper Midwest.
The NWS’ Twin Cities office tweeted: “TODAY’S VOLATILE DAY OF WEATHER HAS NOT BEEN SEEN BEFORE IN MID-DECEMBER.”
Minnesota has 1st December Tornado in History!!
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