00:00Severe storms are moving across parts of the U.S. The plains and east coast face heavy rain and
00:05thunderstorms. Damaging winds, hail, and flash flooding are possible. New York and New Jersey
00:11saw major flooding Thursday. Nearly 100 flash flood reports were recorded from Virginia to New
00:17York. More storms are expected across the east on Friday. Washington, D.C., Richmond, and Charlotte
00:23could see severe weather. New York City has recorded 8.49 inches of rain this August.
00:29That makes it the wettest August there since 2021. This weekend, storm risks will shift toward
00:35the plains. Parts of the Rockies and Dakotas could see hail and damaging winds. New England may also
00:40face strong storms and flooding downpours. Some storms could bring wind gusts of 55 to 65 miles
00:46per hour. Forecasters are warning that flooding could disrupt travel and outdoor plans. Residents
00:52in affected areas should monitor local weather alerts. Disclosure. This video contains stock
00:57footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools, AI-generated.
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