National Weather Service officials issued and canceled a tornado warning for central Wayne County on Tuesday June 9. "The storm which prompted the warning has weakened below severe limits and no longer appears capable of producing a tornado. Therefore, the warning has been canceled," the NWS said.

A dangerous severe weather episode is unfolding across the Central Plains tonight, Tuesday June 9, 2026, with the Storm Prediction Center holding an Enhanced Risk (Level 3/5) for central Nebraska and a Tornado Watch active for much of the state through midnight CDT.

Suddenly, something incredible emerged: a razor-sharp divide between white curtains of rain and clear-blue sky. The lighting was sublime.

The 3,600-pound steeple damaged in the August 2024 EF-1 tornado is now expected to return the week of June 29, with a dedication ceremony to be rescheduled.

The tornado watch will remain in place for Elbert, Washington and Lincoln counties through 9 p.m. June 8, but "all other counties previously in the watch have now been removed," the National Weather Service said in a post on X just before 7 p.

Weather officials said a radar-indicated tornado was spotted on Tuesday, June 9.

MID-MICHIGAN (WJRT) - The multiple tornado warnings that were issued across Mid Michigan have all expired. The first tornado warning was issued for southern Saginaw County and northern Shiawassee County just before noon. Four tornado warnings were issued, including three in Saginaw County, two touching Shiawassee County and one in Genesee County.

The National Weather Service in Indianapolis issued the warning around 9:29–9:41 p.m. EDT on Tuesday, with the alert in effect until 10:00 p.m.