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Hurricane Isaias may bring tornadoes as it crosses nine Southeast US states this weekend. AccuWeather says the threat could stretch from Alabama’s panhandle to Virginia and Kentucky by Monday. Warm, humid air near the ground interacting with drier mid-level air may create conditions for severe thunderstorms and tornadoes, while waterspouts are also possible along the Gulf and Atlantic coasts. These risks could affect outdoor activities, including college football games, and are expected to lessen by Monday as Isaias moves off the Atlantic coast.
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00:00Isaias may spin up tornadoes and water spouts as it moves across the southeast this weekend.
00:05AccuWeather warn severe thunderstorms in Isaias' rain bands could produce these storms well inland.
00:11The combination of warm, humid air near the ground and dry air above may create conditions for tornadoes.
00:18AccuWeather chief meteorologist said the highest tornado risk will be near and east of the storm's center,
00:24extending hundreds of miles, according to chief on-air meteorologist.
00:28Tornado threats will stretch from the Florida and Alabama panhandles to southwestern Georgia by Saturday night.
00:35On Sunday, the risk shifts northeast into Tennessee, the Carolinas, Virginia, and Kentucky.
00:41Some tornadoes may be hidden by heavy rain, and strong straight-line winds could replace tornadoes in some areas.
00:47Water spouts are also possible along the Gulf and southern Atlantic coasts.
00:52This tornado risk will end quickly Monday as Isaias moves offshore.
00:55Disclosure. This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.

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