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Billings and Salt Lake City Face 75 MPH Wind Gust Threat as North and South Dakota Add Risk for 2-Inch Hail
BILLINGS — Significant wind gusts exceeding 75 mph are possible across parts of the Northern Plains and Intermountain West Sunday, with the highest probability zones…
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Detroit and Cleveland Face Low-End Storm Risk Tonight as Exiting System Brings Final Round of Damaging Wind and Hail
DETROIT — A low-end risk for strong to severe storms covers eastern Michigan and northern Ohio this evening as the weekend’s storm system makes its…
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Chicago and Springfield Get an Early Look at Wednesday Storm Potential as Quiet Stretch Nears Its End
SPRINGFIELD — After a stretch of quieter weather, forecasters are already looking ahead to Wednesday, Aug. 26, for a potential return of storms across the…
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Laredo and Tilden Hit 107 Degrees as South Texas Heat Index Climbs to 113 Under Sunny Skies
LAREDO — Sunny skies dominate South Texas Sunday, with highs reaching 100 to 107 degrees across the western half of the region and staying in…
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Indianapolis and Columbus Finally Catch a Break as Rain Chances Turn Isolated Across the Ohio Valley Next Week
INDIANAPOLIS — After weeks of repeated flooding and heavy rain across the Ohio Valley, forecasters say a genuine break is on the way, with rainfall…
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Montana Supercells Could Congeal Into Damaging Wind Cluster as Three Slight Risk Zones Target the Dakotas, Utah and the Ozarks Today
BILLINGS — Three separate Slight Risk zones cover parts of the Northern Plains and Intermountain West Sunday, with the most notable threat developing over central…
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Rapid City and the Central High Plains Face Marginal Severe Threat Monday as Storm Prediction Center Looks Three Days Ahead
RAPID CITY — A Marginal Risk of severe weather covers a corridor from the central High Plains into the northern Plains for Monday, Aug. 24,…
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104 Year Record on the Brink as Indianapolis, St. Louis Face Warmest Start to September Ever With 90 Degree Days
INDIANAPOLIS — The Midwest and Ohio Valley are on track to rival the warmest start to September on record, with temperatures forecast to run 8 to 12°F or more above normal from September 1… More
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Burns, Lakeview and Susanville Face Critical Fire Danger Saturday as 25 MPH Winds and 15 Percent Humidity Return to the Northwest
BURNS, Ore. — Critical fire danger returns to the Northwest Saturday, with a corridor stretching from Bend and…
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Washington, Rockville and Baltimore Watch Sub-Severe Storm Line Approach as Warnings Possible Over Next Two Hours
WASHINGTON, D.C. — A line of storms reached the Beltway and I-95 north of D.C. by 5 p.m.…
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Davenport to Milwaukee Face Quick Tornado Risk This Afternoon as Scattered Storms Develop Across Southern Wisconsin and Northern Illinois
MADISON, Wis. — Scattered thunderstorms developing Friday afternoon could produce a quick tornado somewhere along a corridor stretching…
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Scattered Coastal Storms Develop Across North Carolina Including Jacksonville Wilmington and Central NC With Gusty Winds and Heavy Rainfall This Afternoon Evening
NORTH CAROLINA — Scattered showers and thunderstorms began developing along the coast Thursday early afternoon, with a couple…
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Extreme Heat Warning Blankets Louisiana Along With Parts of Texas Arkansas and Mississippi as Dangerous Conditions Grip the Entire Gulf Coast Region
LOUISIANA — An Extreme Heat Warning covers essentially all of Louisiana today, along with portions of neighboring Texas,…
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Extreme Heat Peaks Across the Carolinas and Georgia With Charleston Near 109 and Columbia Near 105 Before Much Cooler Air Arrives Monday
CAROLINAS AND GEORGIA — One more day of extreme heat index values is set to grip the region,…
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Severe Thunderstorm Threat Climbs for Northern Ohio Including Cleveland and Akron Saturday as High CAPE Values and Strong Wind Shear Align Perfectly
NORTHERN OHIO — The severe thunderstorm threat continues to climb for Saturday across northern Ohio, with the latest…
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Nebraska, Chicago and the Carolinas Face Level 2 Severe Threat Today as 24 Million Brace for Storms That Could Bow Out Into Wind or Fire Up Into 2-Inch Hail
OMAHA, Neb. — A Level 2 severe weather risk covers Nebraska, Illinois and the Carolinas Friday, putting roughly…