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| Written by Heidi Farrar | |||
| Friday, 24 April 2009 13:54 | |||
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A developing trough over the western US and Gulf moisture advecting into the central Plains will support an enhanced severe weather threat this afternoon and into the evening, from northwest Wisconsin stretching into northeast Kansas. Dewpoints are already approaching 60 degrees as far north as southern Wisconsin and will continue to increase this afternoon. TVN is anticipating a large hail event in southeast Nebraska and Iowa, as the tornado potential appears marginal at this time.
There is also a chance for severe weather across east Texas, where large hail and maybe an isolated tornado are possible.
This marks the first day in what could be a multi-day severe weather outbreak across the central and southern Plains. Numerous chasers will be streaming throughout the weekend, so be sure to check out the Live Tracker as the event unfolds!
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