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A potent combination of high humidity and an approaching frontal system is expected to spark widespread thunderstorms — some severe — along much of the East Coast. The system will arrive overnight fro...
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Strong tornadoes, destructive straight-line winds and large hail are all potential threats, including in some of the same areas impacted by a major severe weather outbreak two weeks ago.
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Severe Storm System To Slam East Coast: Here's Timing, Impact
A potent combination of high humidity and an approaching frontal system is expected to spark widespread thunderstorms — some severe — along much of the East Coast. The system will arrive overnight from Sunday,
Severe storms and tornadoes possible across Central and Eastern U.S.
Storms kick off on Saturday evening in parts of Oklahoma, Kansas and Missouri. The Storm Prediction Center is warning of hail, damaging winds, and possible strong tornadoes across a broad area.
Millions Face Risk of Severe Storms From the Midwest to the East Coast
Forecasters warn of widespread damaging winds, very large hail and tornadoes, from Texas to the East Coast starting on Sunday.
Widespread Severe Threat Including Strong Tornadoes, Hail, High Winds Ahead For Midwest, South, East
The multiday severe weather threat will develop in the Midwest and South Sunday and then spread toward the East Coast on Monday. Destructive straight-line winds, large hail and strong tornadoes are all potential threats.
Severe Storms and Tornado Threat Loom Over Central and Eastern U.S.
A severe weather outbreak is taking shape across the central and eastern United States, setting the stage for a weekend of thunderstorms, hail and potential tornadoes. Widespread storms are expected to sweep through a region stretching from Texas to Michigan on Sunday.
Severe weather alert: Potential tornadoes target the Midwest this weekend
As storms approach, the Storm Prediction Center cautions that the potential for strong tornadoes and severe weather underscores the need for preparedness.
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Severe storms and tornadoes possible across central, eastern U.S.
Storms kick off on Saturday evening in parts of Oklahoma, Kansas and Missouri. The Storm Prediction Center is warning of hail, damaging winds, and possible strong tornadoes across a broad area.
Plains, East: Large Hail, Damaging Winds, Tornadoes Ahead
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