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Ohio and Mississippi valleys, Plains to see tornado risk, strong thunderstorms

Strong thunderstorms are forecast to hit the southern Plains and the Mississippi and Ohio valleys, bringing a possible tornado outbreak. Record warmth will help fuel storms.

Strong-to-severe thunderstorms will be a big concern for the southern Plains and the Mississippi and Ohio valleys through Friday, with a possible tornado outbreak.

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Record-setting warmth will help fuel storms ahead of this system, bringing widespread heavy rain and the risk of flash flooding.

On the northern side of the storm, late-season snow will pile up over sections of the Great Lakes, Northeast and New England.

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Meanwhile, more unsettled weather is in the forecast across the West, with colder-than-average temperatures and upcoming heavy snow for the mountains. 

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