Severe Storms and Flooding Threaten Midwest to Northeast Through Midweek
A multiday severe weather event is unfolding across the Upper Midwest, Mid-Atlantic, and Northeast, fueled by surging moisture ahead of a cold front. The FOX Forecast Center reports that the system will bring strong thunderstorms, damaging winds, large hail, and potential tornadoes through Wednesday. Heavy rainfall is expected to exacerbate flash flooding risks, particularly in areas already saturated from previous storms. Monday's severe weather will target the Upper Mississippi Valley and western Great Lakes, while Tuesday will see activity shift to the Ohio Valley and Northeast. By Wednesday, the threat will move southward into the Carolinas, with flooding risks persisting due to tropical moisture. Key cities to monitor include Milwaukee, Green Bay, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, and Raleigh. 
