03/15/2026
Monday is not a day to turn a blind eye to.
A surge of warm, moist, and unstable air is expected to move north into our region ahead of a powerful cold front. This setup has the potential to bring strong to severe thunderstorms, including damaging wind gusts, heavy rain, hail, and possibly a few tornadoes.
One thing that really stands out is the **Storm Prediction Center placing our area under a Level 3 out of 5 risk this far in advance. That doesn’t happen often and should be enough to get everyone’s attention.
Now, can the forecast change? Absolutely. It likely will evolve over the next couple of days as the details become clearer. But right now, the window for storms appears to begin after midnight Sunday night and continue through Monday afternoon into the early evening.
Now is the time to prepare.
✔ Make sure you have a plan in place.
✔ Have multiple ways to receive weather warnings.
✔ Stay weather aware as we continue to monitor updates.
There’s no need to panic, but this is definitely a situation we should take seriously. I’ll be watching the data closely and will keep you updated every step of the way.
Stay alert, stay prepared, and we’ll get through it together.
