The storm system formerly known as Atlas, that dumped nearly four feet of snow in South Dakota and spawned a violent tornado in Nebraska, is expected to bring some severe weather to parts of the Northeast.
Severe Threat Sunday
Severe Threat Monday
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Monday, most of the severe weather will be focused along a narrow area from southern Vermont to Washington, DC, in the afternoon. The main threat from theses storms will be hail and high winds, although an isolated weak tornado cannot be totally ruled out. The main "mode" for severe weather will more than likely be a squall line with bow echoes potentially embedded within. The chance for showers and thunderstorms also extends down into the Carolinas and a few storms could pulse to severe levels, although organized severe weather is not expected at this time.
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