Today, Monday, the Storm Prediction Center has issued an Enhanced Risk of severe weather in Southeast Minnesota, from Minneapolis to Fairmont, all the way to Appleton/Oshkosh, Wisconsin. 

Today's risk encompasses damaging winds, potentially very large hail, and isolated tornadoes, some of which could be strong. A Slight and Marginal Risk extends from southeast Montana to Northwest Ohio. A broader General Thunderstorms Risk extends and snakes around major portions of the United States today. 

There is also a conditional severe risk, currently listed as a Marginal Risk of severe weather by the SPC, stretching from Del Rio, Texas to the northern suburbs of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. (eg. Stillwater to Watonga areas.)

Today, Monday, April 13, 2026, a Level 4 SISR Level has been issued by BT Weather. For more information, click here.

Don't be scared, be prepared! We will be covering the outbreak live on BreakyTime. Stream starts at 3PM ET, but BT Weather begins at 5PM ET today, after BreakyTime Space Agency.