User:Departure–/Tornado timeline example

8:19 UTC (3:19 AM CDT) – The Storm Prediction Center issues a 15% severe risk for March 31, citing timing uncertainties for a trough ejection.https://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/exper/day4-8/archive/2023/day4-8_20230326.html

8:36 UTC (3:36 AM CDT) – Upgrade to 30% risk for March 31.https://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/exper/day4-8/archive/2023/day4-8_20230327.html

==== March 28 ====

8:48 UTC (3:48 AM CDT) – Forecasters expect a bimodal threat over the South and upper MS Valley.https://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/exper/day4-8/archive/2023/day4-8_20230328.html

7:26 UTC (2:36 AM CDT) – Day 3 outlook outlines an enhanced risk over nearly 17 million people.https://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/outlook/archive/2023/day3otlk_20230329_0730.html

17:32 UTC (12:32 PM CDT) – Upgrade to Moderate risk centered on the Memphis and Quad Cities NWS CWAs Nearly 25 million are under an Enhanced or higher risk.https://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/outlook/archive/2023/day2otlk_20230330_1730.html

12:25 UTC (7:25 AM CDT) – First Day 1 outlook. Moderate risk is significantly larger. 38 million are under an Enhanced or higher risk.https://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/outlook/archive/2023/day1otlk_20230331_1300.html

15:37 UTC (10:37 AM CDT) – Mesoscale Discussion 390 is issued over the Quad Cities CWA, concerning the upgrade to a tornado-driven high risk.https://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/md/2023/md0390.html

15:44 UTC (10:44 AM CDT) – Mesoscale Discussion 391 is issued over much of Arkansas and parts of Texas, Oklahoma, and Tennessee, concerning the threat of tornadic supercells that will necessitate the issuance of a PDS tornado watch in the near future.https://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/md/2023/md0391.html

15:47 UTC (10:47 AM CDT) – Mesoscale Discussion 392 is issued over the Memphis CWA, concerning the upgrade to a tornado-driven high risk.https://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/md/2023/md0392.html

16:24 UTC (11:24 AM CDT) – Mesoscale Discussion 393 is issued over much of Iowa, Illinois, and Missouri, concerning the threat of tornadic supercells that will necessitate the issuance of a PDS tornado watch in the near future.https://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/md/2023/md0393.html

16:30 UTC (11:30 AM CDT) – Mid-day outlook issued, upgrading Memphis and Quad Cities CWAs to high risk, driven by the threat of significant and/or long-track tornadoes. 41.6 million are under an Enhanced or higher risk. https://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/outlook/archive/2023/day1otlk_20230331_1630.html

18:18 UTC (1:18 PM CDT) – Storm over Saline County, Arkansas that will produce the Little Rock tornado attains tornadic characteristics

19:18 UTC (2:18 PM CDT) – An EF3 tornado drops in the Little Rock subdivision of Martindale

unspecified – Little Rock declares a mass casualty incident as over 600 injuries are reported

19:58 UTC (2:58 PM CDT) – The Little Rock tornado lifts after impacting Parnell, Arkansas

00:00 UTC (7:00 PM CDT) – Sold-out United States Tour of Terror concert begins at the Apollo Theatre of Belvidere, Illinois

00:24 UTC (7:24 PM CDT) – Davis Junction–Belvidere EF1 drops in rural Ogle County, Illinois

00:43 UTC (7:43 PM CDT) – Davis Junction–Belvidere EF1 strikes the Apollo Theatre, collapsing the lower roof structure onto concertgoers

00:49 UTC (7:49 PM CDT) – Davis Junction–Belvidere EF1 lifts over rural Boone County, Illinois

01:58 UTC (8:58 PM CDT) – Robinson–Sullivan EF3 drops in rural Jasper County, Illinois

02:14 UTC (9:14 PM CDT) – Tornado emergency for Robinson, Illinois

02:33 UTC (10:33 PM EDT) – Robinson–Sullivan tornado lifts after striking Sullivan, Indiana