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Message 21585 in WX.USA

From: N3MEL
Date: Tue, 28 Apr 26 22:13:00 Z
Newsgroups: WX.USA
Subject: NATIONAL SEVERE WEATHER BRIEFING 04-28-26
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|                       NATIONAL SEVERE WEATHER BRIEFING 
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|                          DATE: 28 APR 2026 | 2200Z 
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[1] SUMMARY
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The severe weather outbreak continues to shift eastward into the Ohio 
and Tennessee Valleys. A broad area of the eastern United States is under
convective risk today, while critical fire weather conditions persist in 
the Southwest and High Plains.

[2] CONVECTIVE OUTLOOK (DAY 1 - TUESDAY)
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REGION: Ohio Valley, Central Appalachians, and Mid-Atlantic.
RISK: SLIGHT (LEVEL 2 of 5).
HAZARDS:
  - WIND: Primary threat; damaging gusts 60-70 mph possible.
  - HAIL: Isolated large hail up to 1.5 inches.
  - TORNADOES: Low probability (2%), though a brief spin-up remains 
possible
    along the advancing cold front.
TIMING: Late afternoon through the evening hours as the frontal boundary
interacts with a moist and unstable airmass.

[3] CONVECTIVE OUTLOOK (DAY 2 - WEDNESDAY)
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REGION: Mid-Atlantic Coast and Northeast.
RISK: MARGINAL (Level 1).
HAZARDS: Scattered strong thunderstorms may produce gusty winds as the
system moves offshore. Heavy rain may lead to localized flooding in 
low-lying
areas of the Northeast.

[4] FIRE WEATHER
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REGION: Arizona, New Mexico, and West Texas.
STATUS: CRITICAL AREA CONTINUES.
CONDITIONS:
  - Humidity: 8-15%.
  - Winds: Sustained 20-30 mph, gusts to 45 mph.
  - Impacts: Ongoing dry conditions and dormant fuels make for dangerous
    fire-start and rapid-spread potential. Red Flag Warnings are widespread.

[5] TROPICAL / MARINE
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REGION: Atlantic Seaboard.
WARNING: Small Craft Advisories in effect from the Carolinas to New Jersey.
CONDITIONS: Seas 5-8 ft; winds gusting 25-30 kt.

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DISCLAIMER: This brief is for informational and educational purposes 
only. Data
is aggregated from National Weather Service (NWS) and Storm Prediction 
Center
(SPC) products. Information may not reflect real-time updates. Do not 
use this
report for life-safety decisions. Always refer to local NWS offices or 
official
NOAA broadcasts for active watches and warnings.
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