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Severe Storms Are Targeting the Central Plains and Mississippi Valley, Forecasters Are Alarmed

A volatile stretch of weather is raising concern across the Central Plains and Mississippi Valley, where forecasters warn that large hail, destructive winds, tornadoes, and flash flooding could strike in repeated waves. The threat reflects a classic early-summer setup that can turn dangerous quickly and leave communities with little margin for error.

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Severe Storms Are Targeting the Central Plains and Mississippi Valley, Forecasters Are Alarmed

A volatile stretch of weather is raising concern across the Central Plains and Mississippi Valley, where forecasters warn that large hail, destructive winds, tornadoes, and flash flooding could strike in repeated waves. The threat reflects a classic early-summer setup that can turn dangerous quickly and leave communities with little margin for error.

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