The Storm Prediction Center (SPC) uses a system of risk categories ... and preparedness should be taken seriously. 4. Moderate Risk (Level 4 of 5) Moderate Risk represents a serious threat for ...

The National Weather Service in Louisville anticipates severe storms will arrive in the metro area sometime Friday afternoon.

The Storm Prediction Center, also known as the SPC ... Each level also has a meteorological name: Marginal, Slight, Enhanced, Moderate, and High. Under a Level 1 or Marginal risk, severe storms ...

And is an enhanced risk higher or lower than a moderate risk? There’s lots of questions, and we have answers. The Norman, Okla.-based Storm Prediction Center forecasts severe weather across the ...

Severe storms could bring heavy rain, damaging winds, large hail and possible tornadoes to Louisville ahead of the weekend, NWS forecasters say.

The Storm Prediction Center has placed that area under a moderate (Level 4 of 5) severe weather risk. Monday is probably the peak of this event, but a concerning storm risk shifts eastward Tuesday.

NOAA’s Storm Prediction Center out of Norman ... On Saturday, a rare Day 3 Moderate Risk (level 4 out of 5) was issued for parts of the Twin Cities area. This was the first time since April ...

Storm Center Chief Meteorologist Austin Chaney says the Storm Prediction Center (SPC) has much of the region under Level 3 (Enhanced) Risk for severe weather. Photo from: Britley Ritz/Staff We are ...

KENTUCKY, USA — Severe weather is in the forecast Tuesday for the Louisville area. The Storm Prediction Center placed Louisville in the 3 of out 5 enhanced risk area for Tuesday. According to ...

The current forecast from the Storm Prediction Center has the yellow shaded part ... We call this a “jetstream core” meaning it’s the fastest wind in the jetstream. Severe storms develop ...