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?ACUS01 KWNS 200056SWODY1SPC AC 200055Day 1 Convective OutlookNWS Storm Prediction Center Norman OK0755 PM CDT Sat Jun 19 2021Valid 200100Z - 201200Z...THERE IS AN ENHANCED RISK OF SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS ALONG THENEBRASKA/KANSAS CORRIDOR......THERE IS A SLIGHT RISK OF SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS OVER SEVERALAREAS...INCLUDING PARTS OF THE PLAINS...MID MISSISSIPPIVALLEY...OHIO VALLEY...AND SOUTHEAST......SUMMARY...Damaging winds will be common with convection across the centralPlains tonight. Isolated hail/wind are also possible across portionsof the mid Mississippi/Ohio Valley region. A couple of tornadoesremain possible in association with the remnants of Claudette....01z Update...Central High Plains convection has developed as earlier anticipated.This activity has matured quickly into an MCS near the CO/NE/KSborder, and it will surge east along the NE/KS border after sunsetas LLJ strengthens across KS into southern NE. Several wind reportsin excess of 75mph have already been reported across eastern CO andif the developing bow over northwestern KS accelerates, additionalwind reports in excess of 70mph remain possible.Semi-persistent corridor of back-building thunderstorms continueacross northeast MO. A reservoir of very unstable air currentlyextends across northeast KS/northern MO. With southwesterly inflowinto this activity, renewed updrafts may continue to develop intothe northwestern flank this complex.Downstream, thunderstorms have organized in the lee of lake MIacross northern IN. This activity should propagate southeast overthe next few hours and currently resides in an air mass thatsupports robust updrafts. Will orient the SLGT Risk acrossnorthwestern OH/northern IN to account for this cluster.A couple of tornadoes remain possible in association with theremnants of Claudette. Strongest low-level shear is shifting eastacross the FL Panhandle into southwestern AL, and this is theprimary concern the rest of tonight...Darrow.. 06/20/2021$$