Massive storms expected to hit Midwest and Northeast ...Middle East

Weather forecasters warned that severe weather could bring heavy rain, severe thunderstorms and possible tornadoes to parts of the Midwest and Northeast over the next two days. “From the western High Plains into the mid-Atlantic and Northeast, increasing threats for severe thunderstorms and heavy rainfall that could result in flooding through early this week,” the National Weather Service said in its forecast discussion. The Weather Channel forecasted that there will be “some potential” for severe storms across the Midwest and Mid-South on Sunday. The outlet predicted that Illinois, Indiana, eastern Missouri, Kentucky and Tennessee are the most likely areas to see severe weather

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