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<\/p>\nGood Wednesday, folks. A few strong storms are likely to start the day, but the attention quickly turns toward a much greater severe weather risk this evening. That’s when a strong cold front drops in from the northwest, bringing a line of severe storms. Behind it comes the increasing potential for frost by Friday morning.<\/p>\n
As mentioned, a few strong or locally severe storms are possible early this morning. Skies become partly sunny with another windy and warm day. A strong to severe storm is also possible this afternoon and early evening.<\/p>\n
As our cold front drops in from the northwest, a line of strong to severe storms is likely to sweep east and southeast along it. Damaging winds, large hail and a tornado will be possible. The damaging wind threat may really ramp up with some bows potentially developing along the line.<\/p>\n
Here’s today’s Severe Weather Outlook from the Storm Prediction Center…<\/p>\n
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I will have all your tracking tools in a bit.<\/p>\n
Cold winds blow in for Thursday with highs in the 50s. As skies clean up Thursday night, temps drop toward freezing or a tad below, setting the stage for frost…<\/p>\n
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<\/a>That’s another frost threat waiting on us Friday night and Saturday morning. Beyond that, we are looking at a potent storm system that may move right on top of the region. Depending on the exact track and timing of this low, temps can spike up one\u00a0 more time, which could also mean strong storms ahead of this. A BIG dump of cold air comes in behind this…<\/p>\n