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Bernie Rayno breaks down the areas that could see rain in the south-central US over the next couple of days.
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00:00We go from famine to feast in the Plain States.
00:04What do I mean?
00:05It has been so dry this summer, but now rain is coming,
00:10and it's coming for multiple days this week.
00:13That dark green area is where we have the highest risk for flooding.
00:17What are we looking at?
00:18Rounds of showers and thunderstorms that will cause travel delays,
00:23but will also bring some drought relief.
00:26Take a look at where we're the driest.
00:30Especially in Oklahoma and West Texas,
00:32that's where we're looking at the heaviest rain over the next couple of days.
00:37But, of course, not only heavy rain,
00:39there is going to be the risk for severe weather
00:42as we go through not only Tuesday afternoon and Tuesday night,
00:45well, we do have a moderate risk across parts of Kansas and Missouri
00:49and a summer risk in West Texas.
00:51But then on Wednesday, the severe weather continues.
00:55Now, it's a little farther south and east.
00:56Both days we're looking at damaging winds.
01:00Hail and also the risk for flash flooding.
01:03While there will be some thunderstorms around on Thursday,
01:06we're not looking at much, if any, severe weather,
01:08but a big change then coming across the central part of the United States.
01:12By the time we get into Friday,
01:14much cooler air will be pressing south,
01:18even in the Texas.
01:19Texas.
01:19Texas.
01:19Texas.

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