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It has been many weeks since there was a significant outbreak of severe weather in the United States. However, AccuWeather meteorologists believe there is a high risk of violent thunderstorms and some will be capable of producing tornadoes over the lower part of the Mississippi Valley on Monday. Some of the severe weather and tornado-producing storms will linger well after dark, which will add to the danger. The last significant severe weather outbreak in the U.S. was centered on the Great Plain

More than 20 million people from eastern Texas to the Southeast are facing a threat of severe storms beginning Monday afternoon, with some areas bracing for the possibility of strong tornadoes, according to forecasters.

NC weather sees level 1 risk for severe storms Tuesday | First Alert Day

Scattered showers and a few strong thunderstorms will be likely for Acadiana through Monday evening with a cloudy, breezy and chilly day likely to follow Tuesday.

Clouds will finally break on Friday and allow for a warmer day and leads to a wonderful weekend before a potentially strong front brings in storms next week.

A system in the Gulf will finally make some movement away from us allowing a little sun to shine through and taking the light rain with it.

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Sunshine and clouds are expected Thursday with winds from the south blowing between 10-15 mph. Please do not be alarmed if you feel or see light rain falling Thursday evening.

Expect the weather to turn later in the afternoon with the worst of it happening overnight.

Latest update: 3,000 without power in Charlotte area Friday evening.