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Intense thunderstorms along with substantial rainfall are anticipated in various regions of the Great Plains and Southeast until Tuesday, prompted by a significant dip in the jet stream shifting eastward. The storms on Monday could unleash destructive wind gusts and hail in northern Plains regions, while areas in the Southeast may experience flash flooding and localized wind destruction. AccuWeather indicates a Local StormMax reaching up to 80 mph. The risk broadens on Tuesday, extending from central Nebraska into Colorado, Kansas, Oklahoma, and the Texas Panhandle, with potential for hail, flooding, and travel disruptions, particularly along Interstate 70.

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00:00Severe storms are set to sweep across parts of the plains and southeast this week.
00:04The threat includes heavy rain, large hail, and potentially damaging wind gusts.
00:09On Monday, storms are expected across northern parts of the Great Plains.
00:13Hail and localized damaging winds could disrupt travel, especially during the evening commute.
00:19The southeast also faces a severe weather threat Monday afternoon and evening.
00:24Flash flooding and strong winds are the main concerns in those areas.
00:28AccuWeather says wind gusts could reach up to 80 miles per hour.
00:31That could result in flooded roads, downed trees, and localized power outages.
00:36The severe weather threat continues into Tuesday across the Great Plains.
00:40Storms could stretch from central Nebraska through Colorado, Kansas, and Oklahoma.
00:45The Texas Panhandle is also at risk for hail, flooding, and damaging winds.
00:50Travel disruptions are possible, particularly along Interstate 70, as the storm system moves east.
00:57Disclosure, this video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.
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