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Isolated to scattered severe thunderstorms are possible again across much of the western Plains this afternoon and evening.
Rain, some heavy, today and Monday over the Mid-Atlantic region and central Appalachians.
Strong to marginally severe thunderstorms creep eastward across the northern and central Plains Monday and Tuesday.

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Isolated to scattered severe thunderstorms are possible again across much of the High Plains this afternoon and evening.
Heavy rains from thunderstorms over the northern High Plains and southern Plains may produce areas of flooding today.
A non-tropical low along the coast of the southeastern U.S. will produce gusty winds, heavy rain, dangerous surf, and rip current conditions through Sunday. While this system is not classified as a low-end tropical storm, it may feel like one.

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Stormy weekend conditions for the Carolinas – especially on and near the coasts. Although not classified as a tropical storm – it will feel like one.
Greatest risk of severe thunderstorms today will be along the New Mexico – Texas border; severe thunderstorms may occur over the High Plains from Canada to Mexico.
Many streams and rivers in the West are approaching their peak runoffs; be careful if camping this holiday weekend near a creek and monitor local flood warnings.

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Stormy weekend conditions for the Carolinas – especially on and near the coasts.
Severe thunderstorms may occur over the northern Rockies and High Plains this afternoon and evening.
Many streams and rivers in the West are approaching their peak runoffs; be careful if camping this holiday weekend near a creek and monitor local flood warnings.

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Severe thunderstorms may occur over the Great Basin, the northern Rockies, the High Plains and much of the Florida Peninsula this afternoon and evening.
Many streams and rivers in the West are approaching their peak runoffs; be careful if camping this holiday weekend near a creek and monitor local flood warnings.
Freezing temperatures tonight for parts of Michigan and Wisconsin.

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Little change to the weather pattern over the next several days.
Severe thunderstorms each afternoon over the Southern Plains and east of the southern Rockies.
A wet week for much of Florida; flash flooding possible over northern Florida and southwest Georgia today and tonight.

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Severe thunderstorms possible later today across the southern High Plains.
Wildfire smoke clears the Northern Rockies, and eases over the Northern Plains.
A wet week for northern Florida and southern Georgia; flash flooding possible today and Tuesday.

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Severe thunderstorms possible later today across the interior Northwest and western Montana.
Wildfire smoke continues to impact the Northern Rockies, and western Plains.
A very wet week for Florida starts late Monday; flash flooding possible by Tuesday.

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Pockets of severe thunderstorms will pop up over the Pacific Northwest, the Southwest, the Texas Rio Grande Valley, and the Southeast this afternoon and evening.
Wildfire smoke continues to impact the Inter-mountain West, Northern Rockies, and western Plains.
Rainy and windy tonight over most of New England.

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Smoke from large Canadian wildfires impacts much of the northern U.S. The smoke will likely persist for several days before clearing from west to east.
Slight risk of severe thunderstorms this afternoon and evening over the Southern Plains and western Arkansas.
Slight risk of flash flooding today and tonight in eastern Oklahoma and western Arkansas.

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