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<\/p>\nGood Monday, folks. A cold front is dropping into the region from the north and will slow down over the next few days. This will cause rounds of showers and thunderstorms to increase and we have the potential for a few strong to severe storms. I’m also worried about the threat for flash flooding this week as these storms will have a lot of moisture to work with.<\/p>\n
The storms out there today will indeed come at us in rounds as opposed to being all day type stuff. We do run the risk for a few storms to produce damaging winds and large hail. The Storm Prediction Center has most of the region covered in a low-end risk for severe storms…<\/p>\n
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This risk will be with us again on Tuesday. Here’s the current Severe Weather Outlook from the SPC…<\/p>\n
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Again, let’s watch for the potential for flash flooding over the next few days and likely for the rest of the week. That’s because we may set the stage for repeat rounds of thunderstorms rolling over our region…<\/p>\n
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<\/a>This is not a pattern of all day rains or one that drenches every part of the state. Several areas will have healthy rain totals while others won’t pick up much. That’s the deal with summer thunderstorms.<\/p>\n