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Severe weather is already firing up this morning in parts of the Southern Plains – here's where we expect the worst of the storms, some of which could spawn tornadoes: weather.com/storms/tornado…

Parts of the central U.S. face an increasing chance for flash flooding as multiple rounds of thunderstorms are expected to move across the region through the weekend.

Chris Bruin has more:

NEW: A Tornado Watch has been issued for parts of Colorado, Kansas and Nebraska until 10 p.m. CT. More watches are possible this evening.

Follow our coverage as we track severe storms on air or on our TV app: bit.ly/3UzM2rh

A broad area from Iowa and eastern Nebraska to northeast Texas faces the risk of severe thunderstorms Friday, with large hail, damaging winds, and a few tornadoes possible.

Dr. Rick Knabb has the latest:

Tragic news out of Africa: weather.com/news/weather/n…

WATCH: An incredible shelf cloud was seen near West Little Rock, Arkansas, Thursday.

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Every year large dust plumes roll off the Sahara Desert in North Africa and they can make it all the way to the United States.

Stephanie Abrams explains how this weather phenomenon can affect our weather and even inhibit hurricanes from forming:

A new Penn forecast predicts a record number of named storms in the 2024 hurricane season fueled by warm ocean temperatures.

Our America’s Morning Headquarters team has more details:

Severe storms begin to fire up across the central U.S. as a potentially dangerous multiday weather event unfolds. Damaging winds, hail, and strong tornadoes are possible, with the threat increasing overnight.

Here's what you need to know:

The Severe Weather Threat is parked in the middle of the country over the next few days! We'll show you how the weather in the East & West is connected to this!

#QOTD We want to know, How do you prepare for one day of storms vs. multiple days? We'll share on the The Weather Channel

The severe threat ramps up today with all hazards possible. The good news though is all the rain that will fall on areas that really need it. Watch out for flooding, but hopefully the Drought Monitor looks differently the next few weeks.

A big announcement from the EPA this morning: weather.com/news/climate/n…

Take these simple steps to prepare for severe weather like a meteorologist: weather.com/safety/thunder…

A robust severe weather threat escalates today and will last through the rest of the week in parts of the Plains and Midwest – here's what to know: weather.com/storms/tornado…