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Over 11 Million Birds Forecast to Migrate Across Ohio Including Columbus Cincinnati and Cleveland Tonight May 15 Peak Hours 11 PM to 6 AM as Part of 350 Million National Migration
OHIO — Tonight May 15 will feature a massive bird migration event across Ohio, with over 11 million birds forecast to fly through the state during the peak migration window of 11 PM through 6 AM, as part of a…
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Coldest Night Until Fall Dropping Temperatures Into the 30s and 40s Across Southeast Appalachians Carolinas and Tennessee Tonight Into Friday Morning May 15
SOUTHEAST — Tonight is shaping up to be the coldest night residents across the Southeast will experience until fall, with temperatures plunging into the 30s across the Appalachian mountains and upper elevations and the 40s spreading broadly across the Carolinas,…
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Six Day Active Severe Thunderstorm Pattern With Enhanced Risk Sunday and Monday Targeting Plains to Mid and Upper Mississippi Valley Thursday May 14 Through Tuesday May 19
CENTRAL PLAINS — An active and prolonged severe thunderstorm pattern is now underway across portions of the Plains to the Mid and Upper Mississippi Valley, with multiple days of severe storms expected from today Thursday May 14 all the way…
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NWS Moderate to Major Heat Risk With 80s and 90s and Heat Indices Reaching Low to Mid 90s Across Indiana Including Indianapolis Louisville and Cincinnati Monday May 18
INDIANA — The National Weather Service is flagging a moderate to major heat risk across Indiana and surrounding regions on Monday May 18, with temperatures expected to climb into the 80s and 90s alongside high levels of humidity pushing heat…
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Severe Storms With Damaging Winds and Hail Targeting Southern Illinois and St. Louis Tuesday May 19 Afternoon Into Overnight With Level 2 Slight Risk at 15 Percent
SOUTHERN ILLINOIS — A severe weather threat has shifted from Monday to Tuesday May 19 after the tracking system slowed down, with a few severe storms now appearing possible Tuesday afternoon into the overnight hours along a cold front pushing…
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Mystery Object Photographed Passing Over Maynard Arkansas Creating Bright Light Beams Around 11:30 PM Not Identified as ISS or Starlink
MAYNARD, ARKANSAS — Residents across Arkansas are buzzing with questions after multiple people reported witnessing and photographing an unidentified object passing over the state around 11:30 PM last night, with a striking image captured by Maynard resident Debbie Dockens showing…
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Small Isolated Shower Chance With No Thunder Threat Around Dayton and Richmond Ohio Friday May 15 Midday Into Early Afternoon With Better Rain Chances Arriving Saturday
OHIO — A small and isolated shower chance is on the radar for Friday May 15 across portions of Ohio, focused around the Dayton and Richmond corridor during the midday into early afternoon hours, with forecasters confirming no thunder threat…
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Perfect Sunny Day With Wall to Wall Sunshine and Highs Reaching 69 Degrees Today Thursday May 14 Before Showers and Isolated Storms Arrive Tonight
MIDWEST — Thursday May 14 is shaping up to be one of the finest mid-May days of the year, with wall-to-wall sunshine, gentle breezes, and seasonable temperatures climbing to a comfortable 69 degrees by the afternoon hours before clouds return…
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North Dakota, South Dakota, and Nebraska Facing Very Large Hail, Damaging Winds, and Tornadoes as Slight Risk Targets Rapid City and Sioux Falls Today
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Northern Plains Including North Dakota and South Dakota Facing Severe Thunderstorms, Large Hail, and Tornadoes as Flash Flooding Threatens Wednesday June 3
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Northern States and Lower Midwest to Oregon Under G3 Geomagnetic Storm Watch as CMEs Arrive June 4 to 5 with Aurora Visibility Possible
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North of Kansas City Through Western Wisconsin Including Omaha and Des Moines Facing Damaging Winds, Very Large Hail, and Tornadoes as Extreme CAPE Values Reach 3451 Friday June 5
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Eastern Dakotas, Far Northern Nebraska, and Western Minnesota Under Slight Risk as Supercells and Robust MCS Threaten All Hazards with Greatest Tornado Risk Near South Dakota Outflow Boundary Today
