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A wide swath of the already weather-weary U.S. is under threat of more severe conditions this week, with millions of Americans facing potential tornadoes, other dangerous storms, and higher than normal temperatures.

Stormy weather on Sunday led to tornadoes and flash flooding in southeastern North Dakota. There were no immediate reports of any injuries.

Forecasters predicted severe thunderstorms and heavy rain to slam the eastern United States on Memorial Day with isolated severe storms hitting the southern Plains, according to the National Weather Service.

A risk of hail, flash flooding and isolated tornadoes could spawn from a major storm front that runs from the Carolinas to New England.

While hazardous weather will shift eastward across the South into Saturday, the central Plains will once again take center stage for damaging thunderstorms by the end of the weekend.

A storm, set to release another round of severe weather and tornadoes across the central United States early this week, will generate strong, disruptive winds in the absence of thunderstorms across more than a dozen states from the West to the High Plains, according to AccuWeather meteorologists. "Winds may become strong enough to cause property damage, knock over trees and bring down power lines from Sunday to Monday from the Rockies to the High Plains," AccuWeather Senior Meteorologi...

A storm, set to release another round of severe weather and tornadoes across the central United States early next week, will generate strong, disruptive winds in the absence of thunderstorms across more than a dozen states from the West to the High Plains, according to AccuWeather meteorologists. "Winds may become strong enough to cause property damage, knock over trees and bring down power lines from Sunday to Monday from the Rockies to the High Plains," AccuWeather Senior Meteorologi...

Following what will be a busy evening for severe weather Tuesday, another round of potent thunderstorms will pivot through the storm-weary Great Plains of the United States from Wednesday to Thursday. AccuWeather meteorologists continue to warn there is the likelihood of multiple tornadoes, as well as many incidents of strong wind gusts, large hail and flash flooding. Residents, officials and first responders dealing with cleanup in the wake of deadly tornadoes over the weekend are bracing for y

Following what will be a busy evening for severe weather Tuesday, another round of potent thunderstorms will pivot through the storm-weary Great Plains of the United States from Wednesday to Thursday.

A brief warmup at the start of the workweek will be followed by an advancing cold front bringing scattered thunderstorms and frosty conditions at times.Ahead of the arrival of the frontal system, Tuesday, April 23 will be mostly sunny…