00:00Severe storms are set to sweep from the plains toward the east coast.
00:04Forecasters warn of damaging winds, hail, and flash flooding.
00:07The threat will include parts of the I-95 corridor.
00:10New York City, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washington, D.C. are among the areas at risk.
00:16Heavy downpours could quickly flood streets, subway stations, and small streams.
00:21Most storms are not expected to become severe.
00:24But isolated storms could produce damaging wind gusts or even a brief tornado.
00:28On Friday, storms could affect parts of the Atlantic seaboard.
00:32Washington, Richmond, Charlotte, and Columbia are among the cities facing disruption.
00:37New York City has already recorded 8.04 inches of rain this August.
00:42That makes it the city's wettest August since 2021.
00:46By Saturday, the severe weather threat shifts toward the Rockies and Plains.
00:50Hail, strong winds, and localized flash flooding will remain possible.
00:54Residents and travelers should monitor local forecasts as conditions develop.
00:59Disclosure.
00:59This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools AI generated.
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