This morning at 11:30 a.m., the Storm Prediction Center (SPC) wrote that our atmosphere

appears favorable for a cluster of storms to evolve in one or two bands that could include embedded supercells/bowing segments with large hail and . . . especially later this afternoon . . . damaging wind.

SPC thinks there is a

• 15% probability of large hail (1″+) falling within 25 miles of you:

• 15% probability of damaging winds (58+ mph) happening within 25 miles of you:

• 2% probability of a tornado occurring within 25 miles of you:

The HRRR expects storms to form quickly and run through both counties at 2 p.m. today:

As predicted, these storms are starting to form. NWS already thinks they’re capable of 1/2″ hail and 40-50 mph winds. Our ETA is after 2 p.m. Additional and updated information will be found on Twitter @NashSevereWx.

Send reports of severe weather (wind damage, hail, tornado) to the NWS by tweeting it from any account with the hashtag #tSpotter.