A late winter storm is affecting portions of the southern and central Plains. 5-10 inches of snow expected in many areas.

Major flooding is also occurring on many rivers in the Upper Midwest due to snow melt and ice jams. According to the National Weather Service, the Red River north of Grand Forks, ND rose 3 feet yesterday and another 2-foot rise was expected by midday today.

We have live video from all the affected areas.

Meanwhile, a line of strong to severe storms is moving through southeast Texas. Power lines were reported down in DeWitt County, TX around 8:50 CDT this morning.

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A few scattered strong storms are possible today in north-central Texas and southwest Oklahoma.

A better threat for severe weather exists tomorrow.

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There is a Slight Risk today. Isolated tornadoes are possible.

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There is a Slight Risk today. Isolated tornadoes are possible.

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There is a Slight Risk today. Tornadoes and very large hail are possible, stay tuned as this severe weather event takes place....

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Video grab from Andy Gabrielson and Mike Ratliff. WATCH NOW

Their video was featured on The Weather Channel, CNN, Good Morning America on ABC, The Early Show on CBS, and others this morning.

After the tornado passed, Andy and Mike Ratliff helped a family out of their storm shelter.

Bart Comstock and Andy Gabrielson streamed TWO ANGLES of the Elk City, OK tornado this afternoon!

Picture is from Bart Comstock's Live ChaseCam

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SevereStudios announces that it's 400th storm chaser has signed up to stream live video through the "SevereStreaming" service.

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If you are a storm spotter, chaser, emergency manager, or TV station employee who would like to learn how to stream live video during severe weather, please visit SevereStreaming.com

Thanks to everyone who helped us grow over the past 3 years! Look for more great things coming soon from SevereStudios.

The Texas Severe Storms Association (TESSA) and the National Weather Service will collaborate for the annual National Storm Conference on Saturday, March 13, in Colleyville, Texas to discuss a new Dallas-Ft. Worth (DFW) super tornado scenario. The outbreak would be the costliest tornado event in US history.

According to the scenario, the first major tornado will touch down near Forest Hill at 6:00 pm on April 2, 2010 and track northeast as a nearly 2-mile wide, violent-class EF5 tornado (winds over 200 mph) through the University of Texas at Arlington, Cowboys Stadium, Rangers Stadium, American Airlines and DFW Airport. A second and larger tornado will develop in Irving and track trough Carrolton and Frisco. Subsequent tornadoes will track through Addison, Plano, Allen, McKinney, Melissa and Anna.

The scenario is based on a real event that occurred in and near Greensburg, Kansas on May 4, 2007. North Texas planners, engineers, and meteorologists have taken the tornado tracks from that day and superimposed them on top of the DFW Metroplex.

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