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The first hurricane to make landfall in the U.S. this year left several Gulf Coast states waterlogged and windblown -- but a major flooding catastrophe in New Orleans was averted.
Aside from downpours and thunderstorms associated with Barry, the only area at risk for periodic severe thunderstorms will be across the northern tier of the central United States through midweek.
Residents of the lower Mississippi Valley should not let their guard down as the risk for significant flooding and isolated tornadoes continues despite Barry being expected to become a tropical rainstorm on Monday.
AccuWeather RealFeel® Temperatures will be on the rise across the northeastern United States through the first half of this week before moisture from Barry arrives and triggers downpours.
The first hurricane to make landfall in the U.S. this year left several Gulf Coast states waterlogged and windblown -- but a major flooding catastrophe in New Orleans was averted.
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While the lower Mississippi Valley is bearing the brunt of Barry, downpours will spread across the mid-Mississippi and Ohio valleys into Wednesday with localized flood dangers.
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Thunder will fill the sky on Tuesday night as July’s full moon, known as the Thunder Moon, glows brightly. Part of the world will also be treated to a lunar eclipse.
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