New York City, New York — After a significant severe weather outbreak swept through portions of the Midwest on Wednesday, forecasters are warning that another round of dangerous storms will impact parts of the eastern and central United States over the coming days.
The evolving weather pattern is expected to bring strong winds, torrential rainfall, flash flooding, hail, and the potential for tornadoes across multiple regions, with millions of residents facing the threat of disruptive weather through the weekend.
Meteorologists say the storm activity will shift from the Northeast and Southeast on Thursday before expanding back into the Plains and Midwest during the weekend.
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