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National Severe Storm Outlook
THERE IS A SLIGHT RISK OF SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS THROUGH TONIGHT FROM THE GULF COAST TO PARTS OF THE MID-ATLANTIC
SUMMARY
Isolated to scattered severe thunderstorms are expected through tonight from the Gulf coast into parts of the Mid-Atlantic.
20z update
Storm coverage has been a bit more limited compared to earlier expectations for the OH Valley into the Appalachians, though widely scattered storms persist in an environment with relatively straight hodographs and weak-moderate buoyancy. Some tornado/wind threat persists with perhaps a locally greater threat for a couple of tornadoes in PA where storms interact with a diffuse north-south baroclinic zone.
Otherwise, storm clusters/line segments are more concentrated across middle TN and extreme southeast TX. The TN storms will pose mainly a wind/marginal hail threat for the next few hours, while the southeast TX storms will spread eastward with some uptick in the wind/tornado threat overnight as the upstream midlevel trough begins to accelerate eastward. A separate/small area with some wind/hail threat will be associated with the midlevel cold core later this afternoon across interior southeast TX.