Severe Storms Threaten July 4th Weekend Across Midwest and Minnesota

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Severe weather, including damaging wind gusts, large hail, and possible tornadoes, is expected to affect states from the Mississippi Valley to the East Coast on Sunday, with the highest risk in Kentucky and Tennessee. Flash flooding is also a concern, particularly from the Midwest to the Northeast. The severe weather threat will shift eastward on Monday, primarily impacting the Interstate 95 corridor along the East Coast. Severe weather will continue to be possible on Independence Day, with portions of the Plains and Upper Midwest also at risk.
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