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This week, severe thunderstorms are forecasted to shift from the Plains toward the Northeast, riding along the northern fringe of a heat dome situated over the Southeast. On Sunday, North Dakota is at an increased risk of damaging winds, hail, and heavy rainfall, with AccuWeather predicting wind gusts reaching as high as 85 mph. Storms are anticipated to persist on Tuesday through the Plains, Midwest, and Northeast, with further severe weather threats emerging by midweek. A moderate risk for severe weather is expected in parts of northeastern Pennsylvania and eastern New York on Wednesday, with the likelihood of repeated storms heightening flash flooding risks.
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00:00Severe thunderstorms are expected to sweep from the plains toward the northeast this week.
00:04The storms will track along the northern edge of a major heat dome over the southeast.
00:09North Dakota faces a heightened severe weather risk, including damaging winds, hail, and flooding rain.
00:16Forecasters warn wind gusts could reach up to 85 mph in the strongest storms.
00:21Heavy storms could also disrupt travel, particularly along the Interstate 94 corridor.
00:26A brief lull is expected Monday, before severe weather returns across the plains in Midwest Tuesday.
00:33Areas from northern Nebraska to central Michigan could see strong to severe thunderstorms.
00:38Storms are also expected across the northeast, from Buffalo, New York, toward the Atlantic coast.
00:44Additional severe weather could affect Pennsylvania and New York by midweek.
00:49Repeated storms may bring flash flooding, making weather alerts and travel conditions important to monitor.
00:55Disclosure. This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools, AI-generated.

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