The risk of tornado is increased on Wednesday afternoon in the evening. Here is what counties should see the worst of the storm.
ST. Louis – A tornado watch was issued Wednesday morning for many counties in the Saint -Louis region at 4 p.m.
The 5 -sided meteorological impact team has published a meteorological impact alert between noon and 10 p.m. Wednesday due to the risk of strong to severe storms with the possibility of generating tornadoes. Residents of the region should now prepare before the storm.
Missouri communities included in the Tornado watch are:
- City of St. Louis
- County of St. Louis
- County of St. Charles
- County of St. François
- County of Jefferson
- You are. County of Genevieve
- Pike County
- Madison County
- County of Perry
- County of Lincoln
- Girardeau Cape County
- Bollinger County
Many Illinois communities in the Saint-Louis region have also been put under a tornado watch, in particular:
- Madison County
- County of St. Clair
- Jersey County
- County of Monroe
- Randolph County
- Calhoun County
- County of Clinton
- Washington County
- County of Jefferson
- County of Marion
- Clay County
- County of Fayette
- Bond County
- County of Montgomery
- County of Moupin
- County of Greene
The Storm Prediction Center has placed a large part of the 5 on your side in the area in a light or improved risk area for levels 2 and 3 of 5 for Wednesday afternoon and evening. The exact timing and the location of the most intense thunderstorms will be determined as we get closer. The main threats seem to be gusty winds and hail, but a tornado cannot be excluded.
Given the intense season of storms that we have already seen in the state of the state of the state, the team of the meteorological impact includes the anxiety that many feel when hearing the news of additional storm threats. Although the chances of thunderstorms are increasing and serious times are possible, not everyone will see intense storms. In addition, the ingredients do not support the intensity of some of the strongest storms that we have seen so far this spring.
Learn more:: Strong to severe storms for certain parts of the possible area on Wednesday
