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There will be plenty of concern through the day today and tonight. While the Plains will be the main focus for severe weather, we'll find several other areas where more isolated events can occur. | Click iStormHunter for 24/7 Updates |
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United States Surface Weather Analysis
2 Early Week Outlook
1 Damaging Storms to Rattle Midwest
A large part of the nation will have wet weather for most of next week as the push of cool air from the northern Plains clashes with this steamy air over the South early in the week, an enhanced area of rain and severe storms will slowly move through the Midwest, central and southern Plains. More rain could follow over these same areas later in the week as the cool air fails to press into the South. The rain, however, will likely miss drought-stricken South Texas. Record Heat will cover almost the entire west.
Severe Weather will again be the story in the Plains and Upper Midwest Today. The main threat with these storms this afternoon will be large hail, perhaps as large as baseballs, and damaging wind gusts in excess of 60 mph. Torrential rainfall will make driving difficult in many of the storms, as well as lead to localized flash flooding. An isolated tornado or two will be possible as well, especially in Iowa and Wisconsin, where the right mix of ingredients will exist.
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