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| Written by Reed Patrick Timmer | |||
| Friday, 24 August 2007 14:46 | |||
A broken line of intense thunderstorms have developed from Michigan southwestward to Oklahoma, with even a few tornado warnings -- one in central Michigan and another in Missouri. However, the tornado threat does not appear to be high even with the tornado-warned cells. Hundreds of severe thunderstorm warnings are in effect across the central and eastern U.S., with the strongest cells in the southern Great Lakes Region as expected. Shown below is a graphic of the severe warnings in effect (blue dots = severe thunderstorm, red dots = tornado warnings). If anyone captures any good pictures of today's severe weather, and would allow me to post them on the blog for everyone to see, please email them to reed@tornadovideos.net along with the desired copyright watermark. Stay tuned for updates! 
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