Growing Concern For Severe Weather Outbreak On Friday

 5:15 PM CDT | April 16, 2026 - I am growing increasingly concerned about a Severe Weather Outbreak tomorrow (April 17, 2026) across portions of Oklahoma and Kansas. I have made it quite clear that I believe and have seen weather modification in action with these events. Through aerosol spraying, they can disrupt cumulus cloud development, when they want to reduce storm development or intensity. This was definitely the case on Tuesday.

Through targeted frequency pulsing or broad "spraying" via the radar sites, they can amp up the environment through ionization. You typically see the "spraying" within 12-48 hours of an event they want to let rip. I recorded the radar loop since last night from the College of DuPage website below. Take note of the initial 360 degree "spraying" signature from the Wichita, KS site early in the video. Then about halfway or so, you will see about a 45 degree signature from the Frederick, OK site aimed through West Central/Northern Oklahoma into South Central Kansas. This is exactly where the features will set up tomorrow afternoon and evening. It is NOT a coincidence.

Worth mentioning is that there are at least a couple storm chase tours that are ready to target these storms. The first chase I saw officially began yesterday, and the second chase begins today. Interestingly enough, the Tuesday non-event was before these chases started, and the skies were sprayed heavily with aerosols. 

My gut feeling is we will have a "show" tomorrow. Lots of media coverage, and eyes are in place for it.

At any rate, this is the latest outlook for Friday, April 17, 2026 from the Storm Prediction Center. They have an Enhanced Risk along the I-40 corridor of West Central Oklahoma, through Northern Oklahoma, as well portions of Kansas, Missouri, etc.


As of now, they do not have elevated Tornado Probabilities with it maximized at 5%... Based on the above, as well as what I am seeing with the latest data, I would not be surprised to see probabilities increased to 10% for portions of Oklahoma and Kansas in later outlooks. We will see how things take shape... I will be updating the blog and Facebook page as time allows over the next 30 hours, so stay tuned!


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