Weather

Clever, MO

Updated Jun 12, 2026 2:35 PM · Next 48 hours · Refresh target 15 min

Primary timing window
Jun 13 3:00 PM
Max severe score
85/100
Max tornado score
66/100

The modeled environment supports a meaningful organized severe-weather threat, with the greatest concern near Jun 13 3:00 PM. If storms form, all hazards could become relevant.

The dashboard refreshes from newer model guidance on a schedule, but the advanced tornado-focused indices are partly estimated from limited pressure levels rather than a full sounding analysis.

Storm timing windows

Window Focus Peak severe Peak tornado
Jun 12 7:00 PM – Jun 14 3:00 AM Conditional strong storm window 85 66

Most concerning time blocks

Time Severe Tornado TT K SWEAT SRH* EHI* BRN
Jun 13 1:00 PM 73 52 57 · Scattered severe storms 39 · Moderate convective potential 570 · Tornadic possible 199 · Possible supercell 2.06 · F2/F3 possible 7 · Too sheared
Jun 13 2:00 PM 84 58 56 · Widely scattered severe 37 · Moderate convective potential 548 · Tornadic possible 193 · Possible supercell 3.18 · F2/F3 possible 16 · Optimum
Jun 13 3:00 PM 85 52 56 · Widely scattered severe 37 · Moderate convective potential 557 · Tornadic possible 140 · Low 3.37 · F2/F3 possible 37 · Supercells favorable
Jun 13 4:00 PM 83 37 57 · Scattered severe storms 39 · Moderate convective potential 567 · Tornadic possible 56 · Low 1.45 · F2/F3 possible 45 · Less favorable
Jun 13 5:00 PM 84 36 56 · Widely scattered severe 40 · High convective potential 577 · Tornadic possible 44 · Low 1.09 · F2/F3 possible 40 · Supercells favorable
Jun 13 6:00 PM 84 39 56 · Widely scattered severe 39 · Moderate convective potential 582 · Tornadic possible 55 · Low 1.39 · F2/F3 possible 40 · Supercells favorable
Jun 13 7:00 PM 82 41 52 · Isolated severe 35 · Moderate convective potential 470 · Tornadic possible 64 · Low 1.26 · F2/F3 possible 36 · Supercells favorable
Jun 13 8:00 PM 83 55 48 · Likely thunderstorms 31 · Moderate convective potential 373 · Severe possible 125 · Low 2.75 · F2/F3 possible 38 · Supercells favorable

* SRH and EHI are estimated from limited model levels and an inferred storm motion, so treat them as guidance rather than exact sounding values.

Index details

Time CAPE LI 0-3 km speed shear Deep shear Low-level shear Storm signal
Jun 13 1:00 PM 1660 J/kg -8.1 5.7 · Moderate 40.9 kt 21.1 kt High-end signal
Jun 13 2:00 PM 2640 J/kg -9.7 3.5 · Weak 35.8 kt 23.1 kt High-end signal
Jun 13 3:00 PM 3850 J/kg -11.4 3.0 · Weak 28.2 kt 20.3 kt High-end signal
Jun 13 4:00 PM 4140 J/kg -11.9 1.3 · Weak 26.3 kt 11.8 kt High-end signal
Jun 13 5:00 PM 3960 J/kg -11.1 0.0 · Weak 27.3 kt 11.1 kt High-end signal
Jun 13 6:00 PM 4040 J/kg -10.8 0.6 · Weak 27.7 kt 13.6 kt High-end signal
Jun 13 7:00 PM 3160 J/kg -9.4 1.9 · Weak 25.9 kt 16.7 kt High-end signal
Jun 13 8:00 PM 3520 J/kg -9.4 5.1 · Moderate 26.5 kt 26.2 kt High-end signal

What the model is seeing

  • Peak model CAPE reaches about 4140 J/kg and lifted index bottoms near -11.9.
  • Approximate deep-layer shear peaks near 61 kt and low-level shear near 37 kt.
  • Total Totals peaks near 57 and K Index near 44.
  • Estimated SWEAT peaks near 582 and estimated SRH peaks near 310.
  • Highest severe-weather score peaks at 85/100 and tornado-focused score peaks at 66/100.
  • SRH and EHI here are estimated from sparse pressure-level winds and inferred storm motion rather than a full hodograph or sounding package.