Stormy Saturday for the Northern Tier
A cold front sagging through the Midwest and Central Plains extending from an area of low pressure in southern Canada will force a line of strong to severe thunderstorms this afternoon.
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Severe Storms Across the Northern Plains and Mid-Atlantic on Friday
Severe storms will fire along a stationary front, that will stretch from the Mid-Atlantic to the Mississippi Valley. With some good upper level support across the Mid-Atlantic and parts of the Southeastern US, severe storms are possible for these areas on Friday. The main hazards will include hail up to 1.5 inches, wind gusts up to 65 mph, isolated tornadoes, and localized flash flooding.
Across the Central and Northern Plains, storms will fire during the evening along a warm front. With an approaching cold front from the west and a good low level jet expected to develop, this will help fuel some storms across this area. The main hazards will include hail up to 2 inches, wind gusts up to 70 mph, isolated tornadoes, and localized flash flooding.
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Strong Storms to Continue over the Mid-Atlantic and Tennessee Valley Thursday Evening
Marginally severe storms will continue to move through portions of Kentucky, West Virginia, Virginia, and North Carolina, gradually weakening by mid to late evening. A few locations will see damaging wind gusts to 65 mph along with hail to 1 inch in diameter. Localized flash flooding will also occur.