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Severe storm threat shifts east on Halloween after 90 mph winds blast the Plains
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Severe storm threat shifts east on Halloween after 90 mph winds blast the Plains

MEMPHIS, Tenn. – Strong storms with the potential to cause damage winds It is estimated for Halloween extending from the northeast Texas to parts of the Ohio Valley.

Including major cities Memphis, Tennessee; Cincinnati, Ohio; louisville, Kentucky; Shreveport, Louisiana; And Little Rock, Arkansascan face severe weather It potentially affects around 12 million people as of Thursday.

This comes after one line Severe storms hit the Plains on WednesdayIt brings the most severe weather to the region since August. Iowa, Nebraska, in kansas, Missouri And Oklahoma I’ve seen at least some severe weather.

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Damaging winds were the main threat, with gusts in excess of 70 mph reported. Winds of 90 kilometers per hour were recorded Waterfall CityNebraska The remnants of these severe storms continue into Thursday morning.

HOW TO WATCH FOX WEATHER

A three-hour radar cycle showing where showers and storms are ongoing. Severe Storm Warnings are displayed in yellow. Tornado Warnings are shown in red, while Tornado Warnings that include a confirmed tornado are shown in purple. Flash Flood Warnings are shown in green, while Flash Flood Emergencies are shown in pink.
(FOX Weather)

Severe weather threat will be reduced cold front along a corridor midwest to northeastern Texas and northern Louisiana. The strongest storms will be capable of producing winds that may exceed 60 mph.

A look at the severe storm danger for Halloween.
(FOX Weather)

The FOX Forecast Center said the risk should be at its highest in the morning and afternoon hours. In the late afternoon, upper level winds will weaken and wind strength will decrease. wind shear. Storms will do the same, decreasing in intensity and the threat of severe weather will end.