Bad weather may destroy weekend plans in multiple states, with both thunderstorms and tornadoes forecast to strike. The news comes after a tornado touched down in Florida on Thursday afternoon. The tornado took place at about 2:45pm near Belle Glade in Palm Beach County, but did not cause any damage, the Weather Channel reported. Scroll down for video . Rainy: Thunderstorms were predicted to take place in many parts of the country on Thursday night . Storms: Friday's weather may see storms in a number of major cities, including Dallas and Houston . Inclement weather: Severe storms may strike several Southern states and along the Gulf Coast on Saturday . Havoc: A car was seen destroyed and tree branches were knocked down in Miami after a Thursday storm . Let's play ball! New York Yankees' Chase Headley hits a two-run single as snow falls during the first inning of a baseball game against the Detroit Tigers on Wednesday...during the snow . Snow pitch: David Price of the Detroit Tigers played in the snow on Wednesday . Bundle up! Ian Kinsler of the Detroit Tigers is seen during a Wednesday game . Colorado also saw two tornadoes on Thursday, both of which took place shortly before 6pm, according to NBC News. On Thursday evening, thunderstorms were predicted to take place in a number of states, including in parts of South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, and Texas, the Weather Channel reported. According to the news outlet, severe thunderstorms may take place in several states Friday and affect metropolitan areas, namely Wichita, Kansas City, Missouri, Oklahoma City, along with Dallas, Houston, and San Antonio. For Saturday, the Weather Channel predicted severe thunderstorms would strike Nashville, Memphis, Atlanta, Tallahassee, Jacksonville, New Orleans, and Jackson. For Sunday, thunderstorms may occur in Kansas, Texas, and Oklahoma, the channel said. Winds, tornadoes, and hail were forecast to be potential issues from Friday through Sunday by the news outlet - with flash floods as an potential issue on Monday. Chilly weather: Janice Kennedy walks through a snow shower Thursday, April 23, 2015, as she headed to work at the Albion Pharmacy in downtown Albion, Pennsylvania . Springtime snow: Don Spann holds an umbrella over Mary Lou Willis as she photographs the snowfall on the flower-covered trees in Rolland Moore Park last Thursday, April 16, 2015, in Fort Collins, Colorado . Don't freeze up! Snow falls on flowers shortly after the arrival of a spring storm, in Boulder, Colorado, Thursday, April 16, 2015 . Dan Kottlowski, a meteorologist for Accuweather, told the website 'It really will not be until the end of the week that severe weather really ramps up and a significant outbreak could occur as the main storm system moves out from the Southwest.' He also said 'The most likely area for the storms to fire first on Friday is west of the I-35 corridor in Texas, Oklahoma and Kansas.' The forecasts come after snow hit several states - including Ohio, New York, Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michigan - earlier this week, the Washington Post reported. According to WMTW, there snow was observed in Maine and New Hampshire on Thursday. Snowy weather was also photographed hitting Pennsylvania this week, as well as Wyoming and Colorado last week, leaving residents bundled up. The Washington Post pointed out that the Detroit Tigers and the New York Yankees played in the Motor City during snowfall Wednesday evening. The newspaper noted that more snow could strike Cleveland, Minneapolis, Salt Lake City, Milwaukee, Denver and Detroit later this month. According to the National Weather Service, those five cities may experience showers this weekend. Covered up: Pedestrians cross a lower downtown street during a slow-moving spring storm Thursday, April 16, 2015, in Denver, Colorado last week . Playtime: Melissa Gibbons jokes with her dog Rikku as she shovels about five inches of wet snow off her driveway in Monument, Colorado last  Friday, April 17, 2015 . Coverage? Scott Adkins shields his face from the wind and snow as he makes his way down Capitol Avenue on Thursday, April 16, 2015, in downtown Cheyenne, Wyoming .
Bad weather may destroy weekend plans in multiple states, with thunderstorms and  tornadoes forecast to strike .
There was one tornado in Florida and two tornadoes hit Colorado Thursday .
Severe thunderstorms may take place in several states Friday and affect metropolitan areas, including Dallas and Houston .
Storms could also happen in the South and along the Gulf Coast Saturday .
Winds, tornadoes, and hail were forecast to be potential issues from Friday through Sunday .
The forecasts come after some parts of the country - including Ohio, New York, Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michigan - saw snow earlier this week .