Low tornado risk prevailed across the U.S. on September 26, 2026, consistent with Storm Prediction Center outlooks showing only marginal severe thunderstorm potential limited to western Oklahoma and northwest Texas. Isolated strong outflow winds and hail were the primary hazards under modest shear and steep low-level lapse rates, with no enhanced tornado probabilities highlighted. A single landspout was reported near Wilmore in Comanche County, Kansas, while other severe reports remained sparse and unrelated to organized tornadoes. National Weather Service local storm reports and subsequent damage surveys will provide the authoritative confirmation for any cities meeting resolution criteria, typically based on verified tornado touchdowns or warnings within defined geographic and temporal bounds.