Severe Storms and Tornadoes Threaten Central US with Flooding Concerns
The central United States is facing a week of severe weather, marked by destructive tornadoes and heavy rainfall. On Monday, multiple tornadoes caused significant damage in Kansas, demolishing buildings and leading to widespread destruction. Heavy rain has resulted in flooding in Wisconsin, stranding vehicles and prompting rescue operations. Baseball-sized hail has been reported across several states, including Minnesota and Wisconsin. The threat continues into Tuesday, with tornado watches affecting over 22 million people across the south central Plains and Upper Midwest. The Weather Prediction Center has issued a Level 2 of 4 threat for flash flooding in southeast Wisconsin and southern Michigan due to ongoing rainfall and melting snow exacerbating river flooding. 
