A severe storm system that produced tornadoes in Oklahoma is moving toward Ohio. The storm is expected to bring damaging winds and heavy rain to Ohio on Thursday evening. The system is predicted to weaken as it moves eastward across the state overnight.

A powerful new storm system is set to sweep across much of the nation, bringing a dramatic shift from springlike warmth to heavy rain, a wintry mix, and travel headaches for millions. The National Weather Service says milder temperatures will continue on Thursday,

Europe was set to be buffeted by weather ranging from severe winds to snow and freezing temperatures with the arrival of Storm Goretti on Thursday, with forecasters issuing warnings from Britain to Germany.

While the overall risk of severe weather is low, a few storms could produce heavy downpours and high wind gusts on Friday.

RAIN MOVING TOWARD KANSAS CITY, AND THERE’S A LOT OF IT. AND THERE’S ENOUGH INSTABILITY FOR A FEW STRIKES OF LIGHTNING. THERE WAS A STRIKE THERE NEAR OTTAWA. THERE’S A LITTLE STRIKE THERE TO THE WEST OF HARRISONVILLE.

The Storm Prediction Center has issued a Slight Risk (level 2 of 5) for areas south of Interstate 40 and west of I-65.

A strong cold front will bring a round of very heavy rain and some potentially severe storms to Alabama starting Friday and lasting into Saturday. Friday and Saturday are First Warning Impact Days, meaning the weather will likely impact you and could be severe at times. You can find the latest updates and graphics at the link below.

Britain, already in the midst of one of its coldest and longest cold snaps in years, is set to endure heavy snowfall and strong winds that weather authorities have warned could bring a risk to life