Today looks to be the last day of hell for the Midwest, with a significant severe weather event possible in Illinois. Closer to home, the dryline could get active in OK and N TX, but the cap is strong as usual. Cold front should pass through at some point tonight, so maybe it'll provide a focus for convection if the dryline doesn't cut across in front of it.

Tomorrow looks quiet, and the Day 3 just has a "See Text". We'll be underneath some ridging with NW flow aloft, providing the opportunity to see some nocturnal MCS activity Monday or Tuesday, with the next system approaching in the Tuesday-Thursday timeframe. Not sure where tonight's front will get hung up, and the next system may bring another decent front along as well, so surface features are hard to get a handle on. Either way, things should be relatively quiet in the Plains for at least a few days.