Arkansas, Tennessee, Louisiana and Mississippi Face 15 Percent Tornado Probability Today and Tomorrow With Memphis, Little Rock and Dallas in the Risk Zone
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Central Florida Rainy Season Historically Starts Around May 24 With Daily Downpours as All 3 Key Ingredients Are Not Yet in Place
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Texas, Arkansas, Tennessee and Missouri Face Elevated Tornado Threat Tuesday With Strong Tornadoes Possible Mainly Between 5PM and 10PM
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Denver Faces Winter Storm Warning With Heavy Wet Snow Tonight Through Wednesday Lunchtime Bringing Tree Damage and Power Outages Across the Metro
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Arkansas, Tennessee and Kentucky Face EF2 Tornado Capability Tuesday With Weaker Tornadoes Possible Across Surrounding States
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Denver and Colorado Face Biggest Snowstorm of the Season Tuesday Night Into Wednesday With 2 to 4 Inches on Roads and 40 to 50 Inches in the Mountains
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Georgia and South Carolina Face Heavy Rain and Late Night Storms Wednesday Into Thursday With Macon, Augusta and Newnan Topping 3 Inches
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Arkansas, Oklahoma, Tennessee and Kentucky Face Level 2 Severe Weather Risk Tuesday With All Hazards Possible
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Southern and Eastern States Face Up to 4 Inches of Rain Through May 20 With Baltimore Reservoirs Running Critically Low
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Arkansas, Western Kentucky and Northeast Texas Face Supercells Capable of Gorilla Hail and Strong Tornadoes Tuesday Afternoon and Evening With Central and North Arkansas as the Highest Tornado Risk Zone
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Indiana, Ohio and Kentucky Face Heavy Rain and Lightning Tuesday Morning With Widespread Heavy Rain Returning This Afternoon and Evening Along the Low Level Jet Corridor
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Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama Face Slight Risk of Damaging Winds, Very Large Hail and Tornadoes Wednesday With More Significant Tornado Threat Possible if Storms Go Discrete
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Charlotte and the Carolina Piedmont Face 1 to 1.25 Inches of Rainfall Late Wednesday Through Thursday With Low End Severe Risk and Model Spread Ranging From 0.25 to 2 Inches Plus
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North Georgia Faces Level 1 Severe Risk and Level 2 Excessive Rainfall Threat Wednesday Night Into Thursday Morning With 40 to 60 MPH Winds and Flash Flood Risk From Training Thunderstorms
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Colorado and Wyoming Face Winter Storm Watches and Warnings With 2 to 4 Feet of Snow Expected Near Denver and the Central Rockies Tonight Through Wednesday May 7
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Mississippi, Alabama, Tennessee and Georgia Face Up to 4 Inches of Rainfall This Week as Multiple Storm Rounds Target the Deep South Through Monday May 11
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Colorado and Wyoming Face Up to 47 Inches of Total Snowfall Through Thursday May 7 With Up to 25 Inches Sticking as Warm Ground and Leafed Out Trees Create Major Damage Risk
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Missouri, Tennessee, Kentucky and Mississippi Face Scattered 1.5 to 3 Inches of Rainfall Monday Through Thursday With Localized Flooding Risk Across Lower Ohio and Mississippi River Valleys
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Kansas, Illinois, Missouri and Southern Oklahoma Face Large Hail and Damaging Winds Monday With Slight Risk Evening Storms and Conditional Supercell Threat Along the Dryline
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East Texas, Mississippi and Alabama Face Level 2 Severe Storm Risk Wednesday With Damaging Wind Gusts, Large Hail and Tornadoes Possible as Cold Front Moves Through Afternoon Into Overnight
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Arkansas Faces Large Hail, Strong Winds and Tornadoes Tuesday Afternoon and Evening With Storms Tracking From Fort Smith Through Russellville to Jonesboro by 9:30 PM
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Washington DC Sees Just 0.01 Inches of Rain So Far in May After Recording 10 Below Normal Months in the Past 11 With Only Half an Inch Expected Through Sunday Night
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Kansas, Missouri and Illinois Face Slight Risk of Large Hail, Damaging Winds and Tornadoes Monday With Conditional Severe Threat Also Possible Across Central Oklahoma This Evening