16 Jul 2024

Live Updates: Tuesday July 16, 2024 severe storms

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2:50 pm radar Tuesday july 16 2024
Thunderstorms are nearing the eastern edge of the FLX as they continue to intensify, but for most of the region, the threat is already over.

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