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Storms could disrupt afternoon work activities and commutes along the I-95 corridor from Washington, D.C., to New York City on Thursday, Aug. 27, bringing damaging winds and flash flooding.
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00:00Severe storms and flash flooding could disrupt your day across the northeast tomorrow.
00:03The greatest risk stretches from Washington, D.C., Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York City
00:08through Scranton, Binghamton, Syracuse, and Albany.
00:10Storms will develop Thursday afternoon and continue into the evening,
00:13potentially affecting your drive home from work.
00:15Now, not everyone will see severe weather, but those who do should be ready for damaging winds
00:18and flash flooding as the biggest threats.
00:20Some storms could produce hail, though, and we can't roll out a tornado or two.
00:24Make sure your push notifications are turned on for any watches and warnings that are issued,
00:27and share this with anyone in the risk area so they know what to expect.

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