The Daily Weather Update from FOX Weather: Multiday tornado threat across US underway

Start your day with the latest weather news. Dangerous thunderstorms produced tornadoes Thursday. That threat continues for several parts of the country through at least Saturday.

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Severe weather threat continues for several states

Powerful thunderstorms produced tornadoes Thursday, but that was just the beginning of a multiday severe weather threat. On Friday, the worst storms are expected across parts of Nebraska, Iowa, Missouri and Kansas. That’s where tornadoes, large hail and damaging wind appear most likely. By Saturday, the severe weather threat will include areas from the Midwest to Texas.

The severe weather outlook for the U.S.
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Landspout tornado spotted near Salt Lake City

A rare spectacle unfolded in Utah on Thursday when a landspout tornado was seen spinning near Salt Lake City. Landspouts are usually briefer and weaker than a classic tornado.

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