Multi-day Midwest Severe Weather
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I'm meteorologist Ari Sarsalari, and here's the latest from America's Weather Center. Got to give you guys an early heads up in the Midwest for some severe weather that's going to really kick in. Probably going to be multiple days of it, too. Starts up in the northern plains on Wednesday. That's going to be parts of the Dakotas. Of course, a lot of heat up there. Temperatures have been well into the 90s. Then we're going to introduce some moisture into the picture, so afternoon thunderstorms there. And then Thursday looks like it's going to be kind of the main event farther toward the east. This is going to be the western Great Lakes, so Madison, Milwaukee, Milwaukee.

Even up toward Green Bay, Chicago, Springfield, Illinois, could see some tornadoes there and definitely you're going to see a lot of damaging wind. In the meantime, non-severe rain for the most part moving through the northeast today. It'll overspread places like New York, eventually southern New England by the evening. It's been kind of a slow crawl from the mid-Atlantic throughout the morning, but the mid-Atlantic is one of the spots that has the highest chance of seeing some flooding. Get the latest weather updates anytime, anywhere. Just download the Fox Weather app at foxweather.com.

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