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Experts predict that April 2026 might witness one of the most lethal tornado months in recent history, with a significant severe weather event targeting 12 states along the Mississippi River Valley and Great Plains. Winds reaching derecho intensity, severe flash flooding, and confirmed tornadoes are anticipated. Weather specialists are advising residents in Oklahoma, Kansas, Arkansas, Missouri, and Tennessee to seek shelter immediately.

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00:00Scientists are now warning that America's most dangerous tornado season in years is about to reach its violent peak.
00:07And 12 states are directly in the path of destruction.
00:10April is historically the most dangerous month for tornado activity in the United States.
00:16But forecasters say 2026 is shaping up to be different.
00:20Not fewer storms, but far more intense ones.
00:24Storms capable of producing catastrophic derecho-style damage.
00:27And record-breaking flooding alongside deadly tornadoes.
00:31The Mississippi River Valley is the current target zone.
00:34Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri, Arkansas, Tennessee, Mississippi, and surrounding states face the most severe risk this week.
00:43AccuWeather's chief meteorologists are calling this one of the most volatile severe weather setups of the year.
00:49Straight-line wind gusts could flatten entire neighborhoods, alongside confirmed twisters already forming.
00:55Earlier this year, tornado outbreaks killed dozens across the Great Plains and Midwest.
01:01And federal forecasters are warning, do not let your guard down.
01:05Identify your safe shelter now.
01:07Because the next 72 hours could be the most dangerous of the year.
01:10No, no, no, no, no.."
01:11So,
01:11Tr physical physical
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