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A child has been killed by floodwaters in Frankfort, Kentucky, and water rescues have been reported in a few other locations across the state.
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The potent storm system will bring “significant, life-threatening flash flooding” each day through Saturday, the National Weather Service said.
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The NWS said millions of people were under alerts for tornadoes and flash floods and that dangers would continue into early Thursday.
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The FOX Forecast Center is tracking another heightened threat for severe weather with the initial focus on the Texarkana region before the threat of hazardous weather expands to the Mississippi and Tennessee Valleys.
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KETK Tyler on MSNFriday Morning Forecast: Significant severe weather threat todayDISCUSSION: Severe weather is likely this afternoon into the evening hours. Not everyone will see severe weather, but those who do could see large hail, damaging winds, and tornadoes. It’ll be one of those days where it’s important to stay weather aware and have multiple ways to receive warnings.
Nearly 50 million people across the country are staring down the threat or tornadoes and flash flooding today. This is part of the severe weather outbreak that has already killed at least seven people.
High temperatures today and tomorrow will be in the upper 70s and low 80s. Tomorrow’s record for high temperature in Bluefield is 81 degrees, set back in 2010. we’re looking to get up to around 81 degrees, so tying or breaking that record will be possible.
NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - A severe weather risk will develop early Sunday as a front moves across Louisiana. Today and Saturday is much of the same weather. It’ll be warm, humid and windy. Highs each afternoon will be in the middle 80s with a gusty breeze as high as 40 mph.
This weekend’s severe weather risk is not as intense as the one Alabama faced in mid-March or the storms that Tennessee and Arkansas experienced this week. The severe weather risk is expected to continue into the day on Sunday for parts of the state.
INDIANAPOLIS — Wednesday is a Weather Impact Alert Day and it’s crucial that residents stay informed and prepared for the potential hazards that may occur.
This could lead to widespread flooding. Southern Indiana is potentially experiencing double-digit rainfall through the weekend. A flood warning remained in effect early Thursday. Start the day smarter.