00:00There's a severe weather threat every day this week.
00:03Wednesday, the focus shifts south as a new disturbance enters the plains.
00:07We're talking central Texas through Oklahoma into Missouri, including Dallas, Fort Worth, Oklahoma City, and Tulsa.
00:13That's where storms could turn severe fast with large hail, damaging winds, and a few tornadoes.
00:19At the same time, near-record warmth and increasing humidity in the mid-Atlantic will fuel drenching downpours.
00:25Not every storm will be severe, but the storms will slow travel and bring gusty winds.
00:30Then Thursday, the plains threat pushes into the Midwest from northern Arkansas all the way up through southern Michigan.
00:37More storms capable of strong winds and hail.
00:39Behind that, we're tracking the final storm system in the series, digging down across the Rockies into the plains.
00:45By Friday afternoon and evening, this will bring a new round of severe weather.
00:49Central Texas up through parts of Iowa are in the zone for damaging winds, hail, and other tornado threats.
00:53This all slides east Saturday, where the strong cold front will encounter very warm air, sparking storms through the Ohio
01:00Valley.
01:01Multiple waves of storms mean flooding could become a serious problem, especially in spots that get hit more than once.
01:07So if you've got travel or outdoor plans through the end of the week, you'll want to stay weather aware,
01:11because we have several more days of this before a break.
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