Kansas, Missouri Face Multi-Day Storm Pattern With 2 to 4 Inches Rainfall and Repeated Thunderstorm Rounds Through Saturday
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Florida Faces Worsening Drought With Extreme Conditions Statewide as Fire Risk Rises Heading Into Peak Season
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Michigan, Indiana, Ohio Face Increasing Severe Storm Risk Tuesday With Damaging Winds, Large Hail and Isolated Tornado Potential
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Florida Enters Peak Pollen Season as Yellow Dust Covers Cars While Storm Season Threat Lingers Statewide
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Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas Lead Expanding Severe Storm Zone While Central and Eastern U.S. See Widespread Thunderstorm Corridor
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Southern States Warm Up While Northern Plains Stay Cool as Early April Temperature Pattern Splits United States
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Iowa, Illinois, Wisconsin Face Overnight Elevated Storms With Egg-Sized Hail Risk as Frontal Boundary Triggers Severe Setup
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Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio Face Two-Round Severe Storm Threat With Overnight Hail Then Tuesday Night Wind and Tornado Risk
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Iowa, Wisconsin, Illinois Face Large Hail Threat Monday as Elevated Supercells Develop, West Texas Also Sees Strong Storm Risk
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Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Michigan Face Severe Storm Risk Tuesday With Damaging Winds, Large Hail and Isolated Tornado Threat
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Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia Face 80s Heat Surge Followed by Thunderstorm Line and Late-Week Chilly Northeast Air Shift
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Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, and the Central Plains Face Much Below Normal Precipitation in May 2026 While Southeast, Ohio Valley, and Northeast Trend Wetter Than Normal
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Montana, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, and Southeast Face Above Normal Precipitation From April 10 Through April 23 While West Coast and Central Plains Trend Drier Than Normal
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Washington, Oregon, Colorado, Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and New York Face Poor Outdoor Conditions Wednesday as Widespread Storms Take a Big Turn Across Much of the United States on April 1
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Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan, Iowa, Indiana, Ohio, and New York Face Severe Thunderstorm Threat Monday Night Through Tuesday as Pattern Change Brings Near-Daily Storm Risk Across the Plains and Eastern US Through Easter
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Las Vegas, Nevada, Sees End of Prolonged March Heatwave This Week as Temperatures Drop From 89°F to 79°F With Gusty Winds and Mid-Week Precipitation Chances Returning
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Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Tennessee, Illinois, Indiana, and Ohio Face Heavy Rainfall and Flooding Risk Over the Next Seven Days With Memphis, Indianapolis, Columbus, Chicago, and Nashville in the Heaviest Rainfall Zone
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California, Arizona, Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, and 12 More States Shatter All-Time March Temperature Records in Historic Heatwave That Experts Call Rarer Than a 1,000-Year Event
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Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan, and Minnesota Face Marginal Severe Weather Risk Monday With Damaging Winds and Large Hail Possible Across Chicago, Milwaukee, Detroit, Lansing, Green Bay, Marquette, and Duluth
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Wisconsin, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Michigan, and Pennsylvania Face Isolated to Scattered Severe Storm Threat Monday and Tuesday With Damaging Winds, Hail, and Low-End Tornado Risk
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Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Arkansas, Tennessee, and Georgia Face Major Gulf Moisture Surge by April 4 as Dew Points Climb Into the Mid-60s Ahead of Late-Week Severe Weather Setup
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Kansas, Oklahoma, Missouri, Arkansas, Tennessee, Kentucky, and Ohio Valley Face Significant Severe Weather Setup April 3 Through April 4 as Deep Upper-Level Trough and Closed Low Signal Organized Storm Threat
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Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri, Arkansas, Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama, and Ohio Valley Brace for Active Early April Weather Pattern as ECMWF Signals 6 to 20-Plus Inches of Rain Through Mid-April