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Calmer weather settling in over the southern and eastern United States early this week will continue to assist cleanup efforts in the wake of the three-day severe weather outbreak.
After a lull during the Easter holiday weekend, the risk for severe weather and flooding downpours will ramp back up across the south-central United States this week.
While dry, warm and tranquil conditions are in store for a large part of the nation on Easter Sunday, there will be some areas that have to deal with showers and cool weather.
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