Severe weather risks forecast from Gulf to East Coast, including flash flooding
California, the Southwest will get a break from the active weather this weekend
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}After another active day of severe weather on Thursday, storms will start to weaken.
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Storm reports across the U.S. since Wednesday (Credit: Fox News)
However, there’s still the risk of strong thunderstorms along a cold front stretching from the Gulf Coast to the East Coast, and pockets of heavy rain could cause flash flooding.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Rain still forecast through Sunday across the Gulf Coast and the East Coast (Credit: Fox News)
Behind this system, snow will continue to fall across the northern Plains and upper Midwest.
Snow still forecast in the northern U.S. through Saturday night (Credit: Fox News)
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Mountain snow and coastal rain will continue for the northern and central Rockies as well as the Northwest, but California and the Southwest will get a break from the active weather this weekend.