Destructive tornadoes, damaging straight-line winds and crushing hail are probable over parts of Oklahoma, Kansas and Nebraska on Monday before the severe weather threat shifts east as the week wears on.

We will have a few chances for thunderstorms in the forecast, some of which will have the potential to be strong to severe. The first chance will arrive late Monday night into Tuesday morning as a weakening line of storms moves through the region. These storms could still have some strong winds, hail and locally heavy rain associated with them.

Warm air sticks around for the start of this week, fueling storm chances mid-week. Although likely a dry start to the day, it will be quite warm and humid. A warm front begins to lift across West Michigan during the early afternoon,

It will be on the cloudy side for your Sunday with a few isolated storm chances later this afternoon/evening. Storm chances continue throughout the work week.