Iceresistance

NWS Fort Worh asked them for a verification, like @*IndyMeso* did. But this is not the biggest ever confirmed, the Texas state record is 6.4 inches near Hondo in April 2022, Burkburnette had 6 inch hail in 2020.

5.5 inch hail has been confirmed in Salado, TX

Iowa is at the Triple Point again, highest forcing & could get yet ANOTHER Moderate risk there if the Mesoscale models keep going like the 12z HRRR did to Iowa

Maybe Arkansas & SE Oklahoma

Did initiate in Southern Oklahoma & Northern Texas

Local met from KFOR

You beat me to it by an hour!

This must be one of the largest Enhanced risks I've ever seen!

Japan has Ocean-effect snow, they get a LOT of snowfall every winter

Maybe Winter is acting like "Snow to start, dry in the middle, & then end with a BANG!"

Wednesday does highly depend on the northward extent of the severe weather threat because some models have a MCV developing into the Ohio Valley on Tuesday.

Yes, the Pink area matches the SPC's High Risk area, Ventrice's experimental automated forecast uses the colors for the SPC's Convective Outlook. (Thunderstorms, Marginal, Slight, Enhanced, Moderate, & High (Could not find the Pink))

NWS-Radar, Local TV Radar (That might be very difficult for some), Satellite, Observations, Watches, & Archived SPC outlooks.

The D5 & D6 Slight Risk has shifted west again, that's kinda worrying.

April 10th looks to be likely Capped out, & April 14th currently has too much uncertainty.