Weather Insider

AccuWeather forecasters warn that yet another wave of severe weather is expected to strike storm-weary areas of the United States. The threat zone will cover an area of more than 1,000 miles from the lower Mississippi Valley and Southeast to the upper Ohio Valley into Tuesday night -- and storms in these areas will be capable of producing more tornadoes. AccuWeather Meteorologist Justin Povick (@AccuPovick on Twitter) takes you through your Tuesday and beyond!

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The first week of May is beginning quite active on the severe weather front, with hundreds of millions of Americans across the eastern half of the nation at risk for dangerous thunderstorms.

The severe weather dangers Monday and Tuesday follow an outbreak of tornadoes across Mississippi to end the weekend, including one large nighttime tornado that struck the city of Tupelo. Potent storms with hail, damaging winds and a few tornadoes were also reported across Colorado's Front Range and the central Plains Sunday.

Forecasters expect the storms early this week to pose similar hazards over much broader and even more populated areas. AccuWeather Meteorologist Justin Povick (@AccuPovick on Twitter) takes you through your Monday and the week ahead!

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Just as millions were getting used to warmth, balmy breezes and spring showers, Old Man Winter is poised to take another swing at the northeastern United States. AccuWeather Meteorologist Adam Del Rosso (@AdamDWeather on Twitter) has the latest on today's 'Weather Insider'!

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Following an eruption of severe weather in the Plains Tuesday and Wednesday, an expansive area of the southern United States will be at risk for potentially damaging thunderstorms Thursday. AccuWeather Meteorologist Adam Del Rosso (@AdamDWeather on Twitter) has the latest on today's 'Weather Insider'!

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High temperatures soaring to levels more typical of June will put some long-standing records in jeopardy across the Ohio Valley and mid-Atlantic, but forecasters say the summer preview will come to an abrupt end as the calendar flips to May. AccuWeather Meteorologist Justin Povick (@AccuPovick on Twitter) has the latest on today's 'Weather Insider'!

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What will begin as an eruption of severe thunderstorms across the southern Plains late Tuesday could turn into a dangerous flash flooding situation as slow-moving downpours unload half a foot of rain or more across the south-central United States. AccuWeather Meteorologist Justin Povick (@AccuPovick on Twitter) has the latest on today's 'Weather Insider'!

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As the calendar marches on toward summer, residents across a large portion of the Midwest and Northeast will get an early taste of some summerlike warmth this week, starting in the Midwest, before spilling all the way to the East Coast. AccuWeather Meteorologist Justin Povick (@AccuPovick on Twitter) has the latest on today's 'Weather Insider'!

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Following a stretch of winterlike cold, a dangerous weekend is in store across the South as large areas of severe storms are expected to fire up from Texas and Oklahoma to the Atlantic coast. AccuWeather Meteorologist Adam Del Rosso (@AdamDWeather on Twitter) has the latest on this weekend's 'Weather Insider'!

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April 20 marked the official one-month mark into the spring season, but Mother Nature apparently didn't get the memo. A storm set a slew of records for daily snowfall amounts for the date. The system is also the culprit behind much colder air arriving across the Midwest and Northeast. AccuWeather forecasters warn that hard freezes along with the winterlike chill could linger through the end of the week -- and perhaps well into May for some areas. AccuWeather Meteorologist Adam Del Rosso (@AdamDWeather on Twitter) has the latest on today's 'Weather Insider'!

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Springtime weather worries continue to mount across portions of the Northeast this week. In addition to the threats for snow and a late-April chill, severe weather is also in the forecast for some. AccuWeather Meteorologist Justin Povick (@AccuPovick on Twitter) has the latest on today's 'Weather Insider'!

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