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evere thunderstorms are sweeping across parts of the United States, bringing the threat of damaging winds, large hail, flash flooding, and possible tornadoes. Powerful supercell storms are moving across the Plains and Midwest, with areas like Iowa, Missouri, and Illinois facing the highest risk. Meteorologists warn that some storms could produce strong tornadoes, especially during the evening hours.

This severe weather outbreak follows an already active tornado season. Nearly 200 tornadoes were reported in March alone, almost double the typical average. As these storms continue to develop and move across multiple states, experts are urging residents to stay alert and prepared.

Make sure you have weather alerts enabled, know where your nearest safe shelter is, and never drive through flooded roads. When severe weather strikes, being prepared can save lives.

Stay informed. Stay safe.
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00:00A dangerous storm outbreak is unfolding across the United States right now.
00:04Powerful thunderstorms are sweeping through the plains and Midwest.
00:08These storms are bringing damaging winds, huge hail,
00:12and possible tornadoes. Some of them are supercells, the most
00:16dangerous type of thunderstorm. These storms can produce fast and long-lasting
00:20tornadoes. Areas across Iowa, Missouri, and Illinois
00:23face the highest risk. Experts say Friday evening could be
00:27the most dangerous period. During this time, a few storms
00:32may produce strong tornadoes. Later at night, the storms could merge
00:36into large storm lines. That means widespread damaging winds
00:40and falling trees. But tornadoes are not the only threat.
00:43Repeated storms could trigger flash flooding in several regions.
00:47Parts of the plains, Great Lakes, and Ohio Valley are at risk.
00:51And this comes after an already intense tornado season. Nearly
00:55200 tornadoes were reported in March alone. That is almost
00:59double the normal average. Experts say preparation is critical
01:03during severe weather. Keep weather alerts on your phone, and know your nearest
01:07shelter. Because when storms strike, every second counts.
01:11There's definitely a big storm in the world.
01:11Over time, these storms are the stimulus
01:11and moans. They're including a storm river.
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