After several weeks of widespread severe weather, this week's pattern takes a modest step back. The latest Extreme Weather Insights forecast for July 13–19 calls for a more typical mid-July setup, with quieter periods interrupted by a few notable severe weather events.
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Read MoreAfter a highly active holiday week that brought severe weather to nearly every region east of the Rockies, the pattern remains active heading into July.
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Read MoreAs June comes to a close, the focus of severe weather is moving north. After several weeks dominated by the High Plains, this week's Extreme Weather Insights forecast highlights an active pattern across the Upper Midwest, western Great Lakes, and parts of New England.
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Read MoreSevere weather activity remains active heading into the week of June 22–28, with a classic “rinse and repeat” High Plains pattern expected to bring daily hail and damaging wind opportunities from Texas to Wyoming.
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