panhandle of texas. check out the pictures that we have for you from bushland, text, yesterday. you can clearly see that funnel from kmmr. it touched down but no damage no, injuries. those are the kind of tornadoes we like to hear about. there were only two touchdowns, we think it was probably from the same parent cell. but it happened to get caught on tape. now, we could see more tornadoes potentially late this afternoon and this evening. but i think we'll have a greater chance of maybe getting some hail makers as well as damaging winds. that severe weather threat is in the same spot today across the panhandle of texas as well as oklahoma and then stretching into the plains there of colorado. and now, as we advance through the week, we're going to start to see those chances of severe weather increase. starting with tomorrow our low pressure area comes out of the west and the pacific and it starts to tap into some of this moisture from the gulf of mexico. that's one of the key ingredients needed to get this show on the road, so to speak. greater chance and broader area as well from kansas stretching