(CNN) — A destructive outbreak of severe storms in the Plains will peak on Monday with potential intense tornadoes, giant hail, dangerous winds and flash flooding. The threat comes after Sunday’s destructive storms, which produced about two dozen ...

A potentially dangerous tornado outbreak could unfold across parts of the central United States over the next six days.

A dangerous, multi-day severe weather outbreak began Sunday, bringing giant hail, damaging winds, thunderstorms and tornados. Another round of significant storms is expected to move into the Central U.

A rare Level 4 out of 5 severe weather threat covers parts of Kansas and Nebraska, with violent EF-3+ tornadoes being the main hazard. A broader threat covers more than 80 million people across a 1,000-mile corridor from North Texas to western New York beginning Monday afternoon.

A volatile storm system has pummelled the central United States as forecasters warn that an even more dangerous Plains tornado outbreak could unfold on Monday.

A storm system will finally lose some steam on Tuesday after fueling a multi-day severe thunderstorm outbreak with several tornadoes in the central US.

High-end tornado threat issued for the Central U.S. Parts of Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska face a level 4 out of 5 risk for severe weather.

Tuesday marks the beginning of a multiday severe weather threat expected to affect more than 120 million people across the Northern Plains and Upper Midwest through Thursday, where storms could produce large hail,