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Major weekend storms expected across Midwest, potentially record warmth in eastern U.S.
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2:49Now PlayingSevere weather that includes heavy rain, hail, snow and a threat of tornadoes is expected in many states Jan. 10-12. Eastern states could have temperatures in the upper 60s.
Thunderstorms should initiate just east of Interstate 35 corridor in Texas and Oklahoma around lunchtime Friday.
As the afternoon wears on, storms will fill in, forming a semi-continuous line along the cold front as far south as Interstate 10 in Texas. This includes areas east of Austin, as well as Houston.
Overall, the greatest threat Friday exists in eastern Texas and Oklahoma, southwest Arkansas and western Louisiana, including Dallas.
On Saturday, the area to watch will primarily include eastern Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama although conditions marginally supportive of severe thunderstorms could reach as far north as Nashville and as far east as Atlanta. Read moreSubscribe to The Washington Post on YouTube
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