Summer-like heat fuels another Midwest severe weather event
Temperatures more common to mid-July will fuel another round of strong storms on Thursday across the Midwest and eastern Plains.
This comes on the heels of a severe weather outbreak Wednesday and another round of storms that brought more than 130 reports of hail, wind and tornadoes to the same region on Monday.
The storm system is part of a multiday severe weather event that again places millions of Americans at risk of large hail, damaging winds and tornadoes. More than 17 million people need to keep an eye on the sky for rapidly changing weather conditions.
The Storm Prediction Center has highlighted an enhanced risk of severe weather, a level 3 of 5, across much of Minnesota, northwest Iowa, eastern Nebraska and the eastern Dakotas. A slight risk (level 2 of 5) surrounds this region and extends south toward Kansas and carries a similar threat while the probability of severe weather is marginally lower.
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