00:00 Well, we are covering a big storm that is moving in across the country and it's a very
00:11 complex storm. A lot of things happening with it. We have snow to the north and we have
00:16 storms to the south. And while some of those storms could even turn severe there across
00:21 parts of the southeast. And here's your setup here Saturday and a Saturday night. Again,
00:26 we're covering a lot of real estate in terms of our impacts. We're talking that rain and
00:29 thunderstorm potential there from the Great Lakes region down through the center of the
00:34 country all the way down towards that Gulf Coast. And behind it, we're talking chillier
00:39 winds and very windy conditions just in general here across a lot of the south central southeast.
00:44 We are going to continue to track this wave of energy as it continues to dive here Saturday
00:49 into Sunday. And that's going to bring us that potential for severe weather. Now, here's
00:53 your Saturday problems here Saturday afternoon into Saturday night. Lower Mississippi Valley
00:58 to the lower Ohio Valley is going to be the area that we're most concerned about. Wind
01:03 and hail going to be our top concerns as well. We have a medium risk on the board now flooding
01:08 and tornadoes falling in the low range, but still not impossible. So while they are low
01:13 on the totem pole, we can't rule them out. So if we look at our severe outlook here as
01:18 we head into Saturday afternoon into Saturday night again, we're covering a lot of area.
01:23 And well, if you look at our orange region, these areas shaded in orange, well, these
01:27 are some big cities where we could see moderate severe weather, meaning numerous severe storms
01:33 from Nashville and Memphis down through Jackson and even the areas where we could see some
01:37 severe weather, meaning isolated in nature. You still have to be on the lookout here.
01:41 Have that AccuWeather app handy and ready to go from Louisville down to Mobile, Lafayette
01:46 and even eastern Texas. Hail, downpours and isolated tornadoes and localized damaging
01:50 wind gusts. We could see winds as high as 75 miles per hour with your AccuWeather local
01:54 storm X. Again, we're going to play this out again, seeing mostly isolated cells there
01:59 as we head throughout the afternoon. But then as we head into the evening, that's when that
02:02 line is going to start to gel together and it's going to dive in across a lot of the
02:06 Gulf Coast into the southeast. And as we head into the day tomorrow, we still have severe
02:11 weather on mind. And so that's what we're going to have to keep a close eye out on,
02:16 especially there along the eastern seaboard, extending from the Delmarva down to the southeast.
02:21 Rainfall and localized damaging wind gusts are going to be our top concerns.
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