The Daily Weather Update from FOX Weather: Multiday severe weather threat for US grows

Aaron Barker
·2 min read

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The forecast for a dayslong severe weather threat is becoming clearer. Storms are expected to begin as early as Wednesday, with a low-end threat in Oklahoma and Texas. The risk zone will eventually expand to include at least eight states by Friday.

A system moving quickly across the northern tier of the U.S. is set to bring rainy weather to the Northeast starting Tuesday night. While it likely won’t amount to much, the most widespread rain is expected Wednesday in a swath that stretches from Maine to the mid-Atlantic.

A monstrous storm unleashed its fury on a town in South Carolina over the weekend, dumping softball-sized hail on parts of the region that resulted in extensive damage. "All hail broke loose, literally," said Austin Jefferson, a resident of Rock Hill.

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