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The ongoing threat of downpours, heat and high humidity will not offer assistance for hard-hit flood areas of Louisiana through this weekend.
The risk of violent thunderstorms will extend from the Upper Midwest to parts of the southern Plains and the Rockies into Friday night.
An extensive severe weather threat will ramp up over the north-central United States late in the week.
The severe weather risk will ramp up in the northeastern United States into Tuesday evening.
Intense downpours will continue to cause flooding problems along the central and western Gulf Coast into Sunday night.
Rounds of downpours will pose a prolonged threat for flash flooding across parts of the eastern U.S. into early this week.
A stormy weather pattern will set up across the midwestern and northeastern United States with the potential for some locations to receive inches of rain.
The threat for heavy thunderstorms capable of producing flash flooding will track across the midwestern United States into the weekend.