Another risk for severe storms hits the Midwest and Gulf Coast this weekend

For the second week in a row, there's a risk of severe storms that spreads from Missouri to Mississippi.

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00:00As we head into Saturday, this is what we're going to be watching out for more mild conditions in the forecast,

00:04especially across that I-35 corridor, with temperatures climbing into the 70s, even some 80s here for some regions.

00:10But, as we head into late Saturday, Saturday night, Sunday morning,

00:14there will be another risk of severe weather. This one will include the I-44 corridor from Tulsa up through Miami,

00:20up through St. Louis, that's I-44, but it's also going to include I-70, the I-70 corridor from pretty much

00:26Lawrence, Kansas, Kansas City, all the way over through St. Louis.

00:30So, heads up in that region, we'll be watching out for a risk of severe weather.

00:33And then, as we head into Sunday and Sunday evening, we'll be watching out for another risk of severe weather.

00:38This one's going to be more broad. It's also going to include St. Louis,

00:41so St. Louis down through Huntsville, Nashville, and then also down to the south from Dallas.

00:46So, it's going to be two areas primarily, one from St. Louis to Nashville,

00:49and then that one from Dallas along I-20 through Jackson and Huntsville

00:53that we'll primarily be watching out for that risk of severe weather.

00:55Any storms that form in these regions will be capable of producing small hails, strong winds, heavy downpours.

01:01There could be some frequent lightning as well, and there's also going to be a non-zero tornado threat.