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Severe Storms Roil Midwest and Mid-Atlantic as NorCal Faces Wildfire Risk

Fourth of July celebrations are set for clear skies with moderate temperatures after early-week thunderstorms.

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Overview

  • Chicago is under a marginal severe-weather risk Monday with scattered storms expected to bring much-needed rain and gusty winds before humidity returns by week’s end.
  • Baltimore’s Interstate 95 corridor faces damaging wind gusts, flash flooding and large hail through Tuesday under a National Weather Service hazardous weather outlook.
  • Red flag warnings are in effect in Northern California from 11 a.m. Monday to 8 p.m. Tuesday as dry lightning and erratic winds up to 50 mph elevate wildfire danger.
  • Northeast Ohio will endure its hottest, most humid and wettest day Monday with an 80 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms before settling into mid-80s sunshine for July 4.
  • New England will see Tuesday showers and thunderstorms from an approaching front, but skies will clear in time for a dry, mild holiday weekend with highs in the lower 80s.