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Intense thunderstorms are anticipated to affect various areas across the Central and Southeastern United States until Tuesday evening, posing risks of destructive winds, hail, and significant rainfall. AccuWeather indicates potential wind gusts of up to 80 mph in certain Southeastern locations, while storms stretching from central Nebraska to the Texas Panhandle may hinder travel on Interstate 70. Severe risks are also present for regions of Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Michigan. Additionally, a new storm system is expected to introduce heavy rainfall and the threat of flash flooding to the Northeast later this week.
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00:00Severe storms are targeting parts of the plains and southeast this week.
00:04Forecasters warn of damaging winds, large hail, and heavy downpours.
00:08The strongest storms could also trigger flash flooding and travel disruptions.
00:12In parts of the southeast, wind gusts could reach 80 miles per hour.
00:17That could bring down trees and cause localized power outages.
00:20On Tuesday, severe storms are expected from Nebraska to the Texas Panhandle.
00:25Hail, flooding and damaging winds will be the main threats there.
00:29Storms may also impact Minnesota, Wisconsin, and northern Michigan.
00:33Meanwhile, the northeast faces another round of heavy rain later this week.
00:38The heaviest storms are expected across the Appalachians and Mid-Atlantic.
00:42Forecasters warn that renewed rainfall could lead to more flash flooding.
00:46Disclosure. This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools AI-generated.
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