However, the weather service cautioned that “all NOAA Radio transmitters maintained by NWS Birmingham will be off the air through the time of the install.” This includes these transmitters: Winfield, Oneonta, Birmingham, Anniston, Tuscaloosa, Demopolis, Selma, Montgomery, Auburn and Texasville.

A Tornado Warning was issued for part of Benton County. Very strong winds and possible circulation appeared on radar north of Cherokee City. It was moving toward Decatur and Gravette at 5:30 p.m. Stream live coverage in the video player above.

Isolated showers and storms are possible overnight. Most of the state will be under a threat for severe weather Tuesday afternoon/evening.

Tiffany Slaton is speaking out after a dangerous fall caused her to spend three weeks in the brutal wilderness. She was later found alive in a cabin after the owner of a remote mountain resort discovered her when he was checking on his property. NBC’s Camila Bernal reports for Saturday TODAY.

Significant damage was reported in western and central Kansas early Monday morning after powerful storms produced tornadoes that damaged numerous homes and brought down trees and power line.

Saturday afternoon, Gov. Andy Beshear said in a post on X that 17 of the deaths occurred in Laurel County. One death has been confirmed in Pulaski County. A 69-year-old woman there was found dead in a destroyed home, Pulaski County Deputy Coroner Keith Price said. Her identity is being withheld while officials notify her family.

Millions of people in central and eastern Oklahoma, as well as far northwest Arkansas, are in the path of numerous severe thunderstorms expected on Monday.

HEADS UP WEST TENNESSEE! Some storms will be moving in later tonight and stick around into early Tuesday morning. Some of these storms could be strong and a severe storm or two cannot be ruled out overnight.

Areas in South Carolina will experience unsettled weather through Wednesday with isolated storms possible each afternoon and evening. For Monday, expect isolated storms through 6 p.m. Some of these storms may turn severe. Main concerns right now are strong winds and large hail.

TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - Trees and limbs were downed in the wake of an overnight storm that brought rainfall and winds across the Topeka area. Several homes near S.W. 37th Street and Gage Boulevard in southwest Topeka had damage from the storm. Trees were uprooted, limbs were broken off trees and fences were downed at some locations.

The DeSoto County Board of Supervisors issued a Declaration of Emergency following severe weather that moved through the area Sunday night, May 18. Strong winds and possibly a tornado caused widespread damage,