SYNOPSIS...
A cold front will move through North and South Dakota today. Temperatures in the Dakotas will max out in the 90's. As the cold front moves through, we can expect severe storms to erupt. As these storms erupt, they will eventually go linear and transform into a very large hail and strong gusty wind threat.
Considering the extremely strong updrafts will produce a strong hail threat, it should be expected that the downdrafts from the storms will also be abnormally strong. I would expect damage from those downdrafts and hail.
A different cold front will also move through the Upper Northeast area and create showers and storms. Those storms will likely have some severe threat to it. The storms will be a small linear cluster and eventually move offshore when it's all set and done.
A low pressure system with attached trough and stationary front will move through the Central East Coast. These storms will not be linear and likely be more of scattered storms. Some of these will be stronger, with a couple possibly reaching severe limits.
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