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Lets go to meteorologist michelle grossman for the forecast. how is it looking out there? >> hey there, jonathan. great to see you. off to a good start. stormy start. dangerous heat continuing. we have wet weather following this morning in parts of the northeast, ohio valley. well get a little break and we have the chance of seeing storms later on this afternoon. you can see lightning in parts of the ohio valley. 87 million people impacted by the risk of severe weather. into the south central st...

Watch for the storms this afternoon into the evening.

Most of Delaware and parts of the region could be hit with severe thunderstorms that could cause a tornado sometime Monday afternoon.

The East Coast is facing a forecast of severe thunderstorms, damaging winds, large hail and tornadoes.

More than 100 million Americans living on the East Coast are on the lookout for severe weather conditions that could form this week beginning Monday afternoon.

Thank you very much, good evening. there was a promise for something warmerfor all there was a promise for something warmer for all of there was a promise for something warmerfor all of us by there was a promise for something warmer for all of us by the end of the week, before we reached that point, the next couple of days look a bit disappointing for the south of the country, better further north. the very deep area of low pressure you can see over scandinavia is causing all sorts of problems. ...

At the weather channel. >> good evening, robert. a severe weather event is going to be unfolding now here tonight and will continue into early next week. were kicking things off into parts of the plains, where we may have some widespread damaging winds with clusters of thunderstorms that spread from the northwest down towards the south and east. now, for sunday well be focusing in on the ohio valley and the tennessee river valley. the rain may be very heavy and come in rounds, which means flash ...

Heat alerts will last through the weekend and into next week

RAPID CITY, S.D. – With the risk of flash flooding this weekend, the Rapid City Fire Department is reminding people to stay safe and avoid areas vulnerable to rising water.

After days of rain targeting Missouri and the heartland, the risk for excessive rain has a new target that could become a weekend wrecker.