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Flooding Possible From Heavy Showers and Thunderstorms Across Columbus, Cincinnati and Southeast Ohio Today May 24
WILMINGTON, OHIO — Multiple rounds of showers and thunderstorms are expected to develop across Ohio today, with the environment remaining favorable for locally heavy rainfall that could trigger isolated flooding issues, particularly south and east of the Interstate 71 corridor.…
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Beneficial Rainfall Totals Up to 4 to 6 Inches Expected Across Florida and Gulf Coast From Sunday May 24 Through June 1
TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA — Updated rainfall projections for the coming week are showing beneficial rain developing up and down the entire state of Florida, with the NBM 2.5 km model initialized at 12z on May 24, 2026 projecting significant totals valid…
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Heavy Rain and Storms Signal Stays Strong Across Louisiana, Mississippi and Gulf Coast Through End of Next Week
NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA — The European weather model is maintaining a strong and consistent signal for heavy rainfall and storm activity across a massive stretch of the southern United States through the end of next week, with some of the…
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Scattered Downpours Likely to Overperform Forecast Near Nashville, Knoxville and Asheville After 6 PM Tonight
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE — The HRRR model is signaling that scattered downpours could develop rapidly and outperform current forecasts across a wide stretch of the mid-South and southern Appalachian region anytime after 6 PM CDT this Saturday, with activity expected to…
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Perfect Weather Corridor Hits Cedar Rapids, Des Moines and Springfield With Best Conditions in the USA Today
CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA — A rare stretch of near-perfect weather is dominating the central United States this Sunday, with the finest atmospheric conditions in the entire country locked onto a corridor running from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, through Des Moines, Iowa,…
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Large Hail Damaging Winds and Heavy Rain Across Simpson Covington Marion Pearl River and Jeff Davis Mississippi Today Until 6 PM
MISSISSIPPI — A Severe Thunderstorm Watch has been issued for multiple Mississippi counties until 6:00 PM Saturday May 23, 2026, with WDAM 7 First Alert Weather confirming conditions are favorable for severe thunderstorms across the outlined yellow watch zone covering…
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Beneficial 72-Hour Rainfall Totals Putting Huge Dent in Drought Across North Carolina and South Carolina Including Charlotte Statesville and Kershaw With More Rain
CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA — Very beneficial rainfall totals have accumulated across North Carolina and South Carolina over the past 72 hours, with the MRMS Multi-Sensor rainfall map valid at 8:00 AM on May 23, 2026 showing deep red and orange…
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Level 1 Severe Risk Afternoon and Evening Storms Possible Across Georgia and South Carolina Including Atlanta Charlotte Columbia and Savannah Today Saturday
ATLANTA, GEORGIA — A Level 1 Marginal severe weather risk has been issued for today Saturday across a broad zone covering Georgia and South Carolina including Atlanta, Gainesville, Greenville, Charlotte, Columbia, Augusta, Macon, Savannah, and Brunswick as storms try to…
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Ohio Including Columbus, Cleveland, Dayton, and Akron Facing 60 MPH Wind Gusts, Large Hail, and Isolated Tornado Risk as Severe Storms Target the Region Saturday Evening June 6
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Northern Plains and Upper Midwest Including North Dakota, South Dakota, and Minnesota Facing Robust Significant Severe Weather as High Amplitude Trough Moves In Tuesday and Wednesday June 9 to 10
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Kansas, Nebraska, Missouri, and Iowa Border Region Loaded with Extreme Storm Fuel as Surface Heating Ignites Late Day Storms with Upper Air Disturbances 450 to 600 Miles Away Friday June 5
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Gulf of Mexico, Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, and Florida Showing Weak Tropical Activity Signal for Mid-June as ECMWF Flags Depression Probability but Formal Storm Concern Remains Low
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Nebraska, Iowa, and Illinois Including Omaha, Des Moines, and Chicago Facing Significant Nighttime Severe Weather with Very Large Hail, Damaging Winds, and Tornadoes After Sunset Friday June 5
