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Black rhino staring @svensundgaard down in Africa!

Watch how it shoots out bursts of pee as a warning. Incredible!

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Buckle up, the Atlantic hurricane season might be starting to pop off. https://t.co/qnTlySdKRm

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Sea surface temperatures remain well above normal in the Gulf and Atlantic, fueling both Erin’s rapid intensification and a stalled front that could dump inches of rain across Minnesota and Wisconsin. https://t.co/pcVTbswhdR

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Here's an explainer from meteorologist Sven Sundgaard about climate change fueling an extreme heat wave in the U.S. — and how severe storms could hit the Dakotas and Minnesota through Saturday. https://t.co/lYiGjfNc5T

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Activity picking up in Atlantic as we enter peak hurricane season

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Minnesota derecho "likely" today: https://t.co/hGk2qzARF1

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Meteorologist Sven Sundgaard explains the recent hot, humid, wet trend and reveals what's coming this weekend into next week. https://t.co/Wupi6k0ido

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Rainfall rates of 2 inches per hour have led to flash flooding in the Twin Cities. The latest: https://t.co/8DF3n7pj8g

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Severe storms are expected across parts of the central U.S. on Monday, with Minnesota and Nebraska facing enhanced risk. The threat shifts south for Tuesday.
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Watch: Intense moment during tornado-warned storm near Waterville 🌪⚡➡
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Bitter cold plunges into the country, touching off a major winter storm for the central/southern Plains into the Mid Atlantic this week.

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There’s a lot happening this week.

* An active jet stream will bring a series of systems to the northern states as well

* Is this the February pattern setting up? Below normal temps northwest, above normal precipitation Great Lakes?

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Severe weather could break out in the Central U.S., with snowfall in the Northeast.
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Tracking the major winter storm that will blast the middle of the United States with heavy snow and freezing rain. https://t.co/G1ieHgcBE9

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Monster snow and ice storm to sweep across the U.S.; frigid air rushes south

STORY: https://t.co/gAOBP58KMc

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A severe storms outbreak is underway this morning across parts of the south-central U.S. Lead forecaster Roger Edwards briefs Lead forecaster John Hart at shift change this morning in SPC operations.
Severe storms & tornadoes are expected today into tonight across the Southeast.

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12Z Day Tornado Forecast (New New 2022 Models)

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MID-MORNING NOTES: A significant severe thunderstorm/tornado threat is expected unfold across the southern U.S. over the next 18 hours.

*The highest potential for long track tornadoes (EF-3+) is across the level 4/5 risk area defined by SPC across parts of LA/MS and far west Alabama this afternoon and this evening. However, a few isolated tornadoes are certainly possible across the rest of Alabama as well tonight, especially the western half of the state.

*I would suggest the main concern for Alabama, however, is the potential for damaging straight line winds with a line of storms that will sweep across the state between about 10:00 tonight and 6:00 a.m. tomorrow. Winds along the line could gust to 70 mph in spots, and we expect significant tree and power line damage.

*Gradient winds ahead of the line of storms could gust to 40 mph tonight.

*So, it is important to pay attention to severe thunderstorm warnings tonight as the line sweeps through the state. And, considering the dynamics involved, you might consider taking the same action that goes with a tornado warning.

*Many of you suffer from weather anxiety; just understand this types of threats are common here during tornado season, and simply have a good way of hearing warnings and a good safety action plan, and you will get through this just fine.

*You can be a hero tonight. If you are reading this, you pay attention to the weather. Take the time to share important weather information (especially warnings) with family and friends with a text or phone call. You could be the only warning they get.

I will post another update later this morning after the SPC update (their next Day One outlook will be out at 10:30a CT).

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Saturday could get nasty in the South. https://t.co/5LnSzNtpbd