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Intense thunderstorms are poised to impact regions of the Plains, Midwest, and eastern United States until Friday night, presenting risks such as destructive winds, hail, and flash flooding. Major urban areas including Nashville, Washington, D.C., Philadelphia, and Chicago are at risk of severe weather. Additional storms are projected from central Nebraska extending to Wisconsin, Illinois, and Indiana, while certain areas along the East Coast may experience localized severe conditions. These storms could disrupt travel plans, outdoor activities, and airport operations, potentially leading to flight delays. More thunderstorms and heavy rainfall are anticipated across sections of the central and eastern U.S. this weekend.
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00:00Severe storms are threatening parts of the U.S. through Friday night.
00:03The threat stretches across the Plains, Midwest, and East.
00:07Chicago and Nashville are among the major cities at risk.
00:11Washington, D.C., and Philadelphia could also see severe weather.
00:15Damaging winds and large hail are possible in several areas.
00:18Heavy rainfall could trigger flash flooding.
00:21Some storms may also produce brief tornado threats.
00:24In the Midwest, storms could stretch from Nebraska to Wisconsin.
00:27Illinois and Indiana are also in the storm zone.
00:31Chicago could face dangerous weather during Friday.
00:34In the East, storms may impact parts of Maryland and Virginia.
00:37Heavy rain could slow commutes and disrupt travel.
00:40Airports may also face temporary ground stops and delays.
00:44Outdoor events could be affected by the storms.
00:46More thunderstorms and downpours are expected this weekend.
00:50Residents should monitor local weather alerts as conditions change.
00:53Disclosure.
00:54This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced
00:57using AI-assisted tools AI-generated.
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