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Meteorologists from AccuWeather report that intense thunderstorms are moving from the Plains to the Northeast this week, influenced by a heat dome prevalent in the Southeast. North Dakota is at the highest risk on Sunday, with gusts potentially reaching 85 mph, while eastern New York and Maine may experience strong winds and heavy rainfall. A temporary break in activity is anticipated on Monday, but storms are expected to return to the Plains and Midwest on Tuesday, advancing into the Northeast by midweek. A moderate risk alert has been issued for certain areas in Pennsylvania and New York on Wednesday.
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00:00Millions of Americans are bracing for another round of severe weather this week.
00:04As thunderstorms track along the edge of a stubborn heat dome,
00:08AccuWeather meteorologists say storms will move from the plains into the northeast
00:12through the middle of the week, with the greatest risk Sunday afternoon across North Dakota,
00:17where wind gusts could reach 85 miles an hour.
00:20Farther east, scattered storms stretching from northern New York into Maine
00:24could bring damaging gusts and flooding downpours of their own.
00:28A brief break is expected Monday, but forecasters say strong to severe storms
00:33return Tuesday from northern Nebraska to central Michigan,
00:37then push into the northeast from Buffalo to the Atlantic coast.
00:40A moderate risk has already been issued for parts of Pennsylvania and eastern New York on Wednesday,
00:46with flash flooding and damaging winds the main hazards heading toward Labor Day weekend.
00:52Disclosure. This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.

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