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WASHINGTON -- Severe weather moved through portions of the Central Plains and the Midwest overnight bringing high winds, tornadoes and large hail. While preliminary reports indicate 23 potential tornado touch downs, primarily in Iowa.
The National Weather Service is forecasting an enhanced risk of severe storms with large hail, wind damage and possible tornadoes across the Southern Plains and portions of Arkansas, Louisiana and Texas. Isolated severe storms will be possible today across the Mid-Mississippi Valley into the Ohio Valley and Great Lakes. Ahead of the possibility for severe storms, residents are encouraged to take the threat seriously, listen to local officials and act now to prepare homes and families for potential impacts.
Monday morning is quiet enough with patchy dense fog with a cool and damp 60 degree start. Skies will be milky with some sun filtering through which will allow us to warm up into the low to mid 70s. Clouds will build through the morning with showers and thunderstorms expected by mid-day. Storms will produce […]
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