National Weather Service: Tornado Watch in force (KS, OK, TX)
What happened
The US National Weather Service has issued three active Tornado Watch alerts covering parts of Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas. One example watch ran from the afternoon until late evening on 2 November.
What it means for you: If you live in or near these states, check your local National Weather Service alerts, keep a torch and charged phone ready, and know where your safest shelter is.
Official source: US National Weather Service alerts: National Weather Service: Tornado Watch in force (KS, OK, TX)
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