Breakfast brief: Dangerous severe threat continues

More severe weather is in the forecast across the South as an upper-level low clashes with warm moist air from the Gulf of Mexico. Rain and mountain snow will continue to impact the Pacific Northwest.

The WeatherRadar will be active once again across the South as a multi-day severe weather threat continues. Today, the lower Mississippi Valley and Gulf Coast states have the greatest risk of severe storms. Tornadoes, some strong, widespread damaging winds, and large hail are threats that could happen anytime from morning through afternoon and continue into the evening and overnight hours.

With a moderate risk, a level four out of five, of severe storms in place in southeastern Louisiana, southern Mississippi, and southwestern Alabama, it's important to stay weather aware. Flash flooding is also a significant concern stretching across the Southeast.

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