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Flash flooding threatens a broad swath from Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas to Missouri and the lower Ohio Valley today; greatest risk along the I-44 corridor in Oklahoma.
Severe storms could bring 70-plus-mph gusts, hail and a tornado or two to central and southern Oklahoma and central and northern Texas this afternoon and evening.
Powerful southwest winds Thursday through Saturday may gust 50 to 70 mph, creating hazardous RV crosswinds from Southern California to New Mexico and far West Texas; extreme fire conditions threaten Southern California.
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Severe thunderstorms may bring large hail, damaging winds and possibly a tornado this afternoon into tonight, focused on Kansas, central and western Oklahoma, far northern Texas and northwestern Missouri.
Heavy rain and flash-flood threats shift across the central U.S. through Friday—from Kansas, Oklahoma, northern Texas and Missouri today into a broader southern Plains and Midwest corridor Wednesday–Thursday, lingering in New Mexico and western Texas Friday.
Strong winds threaten high-profile vehicles Thursday in the central Rockies and High Plains and Friday–Saturday from southeastern California to western Texas; southeastern Arizona may see 50–60 mph gusts and blowing dust.
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Southwest Flash Flood Threat Today: Fooding threatens much of Utah and northern Arizona, with life-threatening flooding already underway in southern Utah.
Severe Storms Target the Central Plains Tuesday: Large hail, damaging winds and possible tornadoes threaten Kansas, Oklahoma and surrounding states.
Widespread Dense Fog Disrupts Morning Travel: Visibility drops to a quarter-mile or less across parts of the Plains, Midwest, Ohio Valley and Tennessee Valley.
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Remnants of Tropical Storm Rachael bring significant flash flooding to parts of Southern California, Nevada, Utah, Arizona and southern Idaho today; damaging winds are also possible across portions of the Southwest.
Remnants of Hurricane Isaias bring flash flooding to parts of the Carolinas and Virginia today; eastern Virginia and North Carolina face the chance for severe thunderstorms.
Parts of western Montana face 6–20 inches of heavy wet snow and blowing snow through Monday.
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** Heads Up** Tropical Storm Isaias has 40 mph winds and is moving east-northeast at 8 mph. Rapid strengthening is forecast, with hurricane status Thursday and winds peaking near 110 mph before an approach to the northern Gulf Coast Friday; dangerous wind and storm-surge risks are increasing from Louisiana to the Florida Panhandle.
** Heads Up** The season’s first significant snowstorm is expected this weekend in western and south-central Montana and northwest Wyoming. Both Glacier and Yellowstone National Parks are likely to be impacted.
Widespread California heat continues, with desert highs to 110 degrees through Friday; significant heat extends into southwestern Arizona.
