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Severe weather to roar from Texas to Missouri, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Maryland
As severe ramps up into the first couple of days of April, the risk to lives and property will increase as some of the storms will pack tornadoes and large hail, along with high winds and flash flooding.
All modes of severe weather, including tornadoes, are likely from the southern Plains to the Ohio Valley and storms packing big hail may extend into the mid-Atlantic region through midweek, AccuWeather meteorologists warn.
There will be a significant risk to lives and property through April's first couple of days (and nights).
Severe weather into Sunday night was only a mere introduction as to the magnitude and scope of the power and areal extent of thunderstorms upcoming from Monday to Tuesday night.
On Saturday, thunderstorms packing strong wind gusts and hail to the size of half-dollar coins erupted from Indiana to West Virginia.
Into Sunday night, this same frontal zone lit up with severe thunderstorms that brought hail, flash flooding and locally strong wind gusts from southern Iowa and northern Missouri to southwestern Pennsylvania and northern West Virginia. One thunderstorm in particular produced tennis ball-sized hail in parts of central Illinois, according to reports from the Storm Prediction Center.
However, the big period in terms of the scope and intensity of severe weather will be from Monday evening through Tuesday evening. During this stretch, severe thunderstorms may extend along a 1,500-mile-long swath and home to at least 100 million people.
https://www.accuweather.c(...)and-maryland/1636287[ Bericht 65% gewijzigd door #ANONIEM op 01-04-2024 21:04:24 ]