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Following an unusual heat wave in the Northeast, the National Weather Service has indicated that intense storms are expected to hit cities along the I-95 corridor, which includes New York, Philadelphia, and Boston. Meteorologists caution about strong wind gusts, frequent lightning strikes, and potential localized flooding as a weather front moves east from the Midwest. This same system has already led to tornado watches in Chicago and the Quad Cities. Millions traveling in the Northeast may experience delays this evening as the storms advance, with experts predicting this turbulent weather will persist into the weekend.
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00:00A dangerous shift is coming for the Northeast.
00:02After a blast of summer-like heat,
00:05the National Weather Service says severe storms are barreling toward the I-95 corridor,
00:10hitting New York, Philadelphia, and Boston as early as this evening.
00:15Forecasters are warning of damaging wind gusts, frequent lightning,
00:19and localized flash flooding as the same powerful system that triggered tornado watches over Chicago
00:25and the Quad Cities pushes east.
00:28Millions of commuters could see evening travel grind to a halt as the storms roll through major cities.
00:33And this isn't a one-and-done event.
00:36Meteorologists say the stormy, unsettled pattern will continue right through the weekend across the eastern U.S.
00:43Stay weather aware, because conditions could change rapidly with very little notice tonight.
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