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Midwest, East Coast could see damaging winds, flash flooding this week

Midwest, East Coast could see damaging winds, flash flooding this week

Severe storms bringing damaging winds and hail are set to impact the northern United States and travel along the I-95 corridor.
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National Weather Service confirms 9 Ohio tornadoes. See where

National Weather Service confirms 9 Ohio tornadoes. See where

Ohio has nine confirmed tornadoes across Ohio after heavy thunderstorms from July 21 brought severe weather to the state.
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Severe Weather Threatens Midwest and East Coast with Damaging Winds and Flash Flooding

Severe Weather Threatens Midwest and East Coast with Damaging Winds and Flash Flooding

The Midwest and East Coast are bracing for severe weather conditions, including damaging winds and flash flooding, starting Sunday evening and continuing through Tuesday evening. The Great Lakes and Ohio Valley regions are expected to face the greatest risk as thunderstorms bring hail and wind gusts up to 85 miles per hour. The severe weather is anticipated to extend into the Northeast and mid-Atlantic regions, impacting travel along the Interstate 95 corridor. Prolonged heavy rains are expected to linger, raising the risk of flash flooding from Buffalo to Boston. The National Weather Service has warned of potential power outages and felled tree limbs due to the storm's intensity.
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Max Klare aims to stand out in loaded Rams’ TE room

Max Klare aims to stand out in loaded Rams’ TE room

Klare joins a crowded TE room and has an uphill climb to earning sizable playing time in 2026
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Severe Thunderstorms and Flash Flooding Threaten U.S. Midwest and East Coast

Severe Thunderstorms and Flash Flooding Threaten U.S. Midwest and East Coast

A widespread thunderstorm system is expected to bring severe weather, including hail, damaging winds, and flash flooding, to the northern U.S. starting Sunday evening. The Great Lakes and Ohio Valley regions are at the highest risk as the storms, fueled by heat and humidity, move southeast. Wind gusts could reach up to 85 mph, with heavy rain and lightning anticipated. The system is projected to impact the Northeast and mid-Atlantic regions by Monday, with prolonged rains increasing the risk of flash flooding from Buffalo to Boston through Tuesday evening. The National Weather Service has also issued warnings for hazardous heat across the central and southern U.S., with heat indices potentially exceeding 105–115°F in some areas.
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Hot and Humid Conditions with Storm Risks in Fort Wayne

Hot and Humid Conditions with Storm Risks in Fort Wayne

Fort Wayne, Indiana, is experiencing a return of hot and humid weather, with temperatures reaching the upper 80s °F (31-32 °C) on Sunday. The heat is expected to intensify on Monday, with highs near 90 °F (32 °C) and heat index values in the mid-90s °F (34-35 °C). The atmosphere will be conducive to storm development, with clusters of thunderstorms possible late Monday into the overnight hours. The Storm Prediction Center has placed the area under a Slight (2/5) risk for severe weather, with damaging winds as the primary threat. A brief spin-up tornado cannot be ruled out. Cooler and less humid conditions are expected to follow after a cold front passes on Tuesday, bringing temperatures down to the low to mid-80s °F (27-29 °C).
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Severe Storms and Flash Flooding Threaten Midwest and East Coast

Severe Storms and Flash Flooding Threaten Midwest and East Coast

A widespread thunderstorm system is expected to bring damaging winds, hail, and heavy rainfall to the northern United States starting Sunday evening, July 26, 2026. The Great Lakes and Ohio Valley regions are at the highest risk as the storms, fueled by heat and humidity, move southeast. Wind gusts could reach up to 85 mph, with lightning and downpours likely to disrupt Monday evening commutes. The storm system, which previously caused power outages in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, will continue eastward, impacting areas from Buffalo to Boston with prolonged heavy rains and flash flooding through Tuesday evening. The Interstate 95 corridor, including cities like New York and Raleigh, is also expected to experience severe weather conditions.
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Pittsburgh Sees Surge in Tornado Activity Amid Changing Weather Patterns

Pittsburgh Sees Surge in Tornado Activity Amid Changing Weather Patterns

The Pittsburgh area has experienced an unprecedented spike in tornado activity this year, with 21 confirmed tornadoes so far, compared to the usual annual average of 10 (CBS News, 2026). Meteorologists attribute this increase to warmer temperatures and higher moisture levels, which create ideal conditions for tornado formation. Additionally, advancements in technology, such as drones and improved radar systems, have enhanced the ability to confirm tornado occurrences. Experts also note a shift in Tornado Alley, traditionally located in the Midwest and Plains, moving eastward toward regions like Indiana, Ohio, and Pennsylvania. This year marks one of the top three years for tornado activity in the Pittsburgh area since 1950.
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Forecast says this part of the US is getting a break from summer heat

Forecast says this part of the US is getting a break from summer heat

While the western and central U.S. bake under a blistering heat wave, the northeastern states will catch a break from the intense heat.
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Pittsburgh Experiences Surge in Tornado Activity Amid Shifting Tornado Alley

Pittsburgh Experiences Surge in Tornado Activity Amid Shifting Tornado Alley

The Pittsburgh area has recorded 21 confirmed tornadoes so far this year, more than double its annual average of 10, according to the National Weather Service. Meteorologists Trey Fulbright and Ron Smiley attribute this increase to warmer temperatures and higher humidity levels, which create ideal conditions for tornado formation. Additionally, advancements in technology, such as drones and improved radar systems, have enhanced the ability to confirm tornado occurrences. Experts also note a geographic shift in Tornado Alley, traditionally centered in the Midwest and Plains, now extending into parts of Indiana, Ohio, and Pennsylvania. This year marks one of the top three years for tornado activity in the region since 1950, with similar spikes observed in recent years.
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What Super El Niño forecast could mean for winter in Ohio

What Super El Niño forecast could mean for winter in Ohio

Will Ohio see less snow this winter? Here's what a strengthening Super El Niño could mean for the state.
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Old Farmer's Almanac Predicts Cooler Fall Weather for Ohio

Old Farmer's Almanac Predicts Cooler Fall Weather for Ohio

Old Farmer's Almanac Predicts Cooler Fall Weather for Ohio