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According to AccuWeather, the Plains, Midwest, and East are poised to experience severe thunderstorms and significant rainfall through mid-September. Areas stretching from northern Oklahoma and Kansas to Nebraska, Missouri, and Iowa could face damaging winds, hail, and a potential for tornadoes, with persistent rains likely leading to flash flooding. The risk will transition to Colorado, Nebraska, and South Dakota on Sunday before progressing eastward on Monday. In the Northeast, substantial rainfall may impact Maryland, Delaware, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and New York. This shifting weather pattern may also provide relief from drought in certain regions.
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00:00Severe thunderstorms will sweep parts of the plains and Midwest through early next week.
00:04Northern Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska, and Iowa face damaging winds, hail, and a few tornadoes.
00:11Torrential rain could also trigger localized flash flooding in these areas.
00:15On Sunday, the threat shifts toward eastern Colorado, Nebraska, and South Dakota.
00:20By Monday, storms are expected to expand into Missouri, Iowa, and southern Minnesota.
00:26Forecasters warn the Sunday-to-Monday system could produce multiple tornadoes.
00:30Heavy rain will also spread across the northern plains and upper Midwest.
00:34In the northeast, downpours will return this weekend after a brief dry period.
00:38The heaviest rain Saturday night may affect Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and southeastern New York.
00:44By Sunday, heavy rain could reach southern and central New England.
00:48Most of the northeast should turn drier again by Monday.
00:51Disclosure. This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools AI generated.
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