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A significant weather event is set to affect twelve states across the United States on July 9, 2026, bringing with it hazardous flash floods and strong winds spanning from the Mid-Mississippi Valley to the Ohio Valley and reaching the Mid-Atlantic coastline. The National Weather Service has issued ongoing alerts throughout the affected areas, with reports of substantial hail in several regions and emergency responders prepared for action. Millions of individuals from Indiana to Maryland are confronted with perilous driving conditions and potential power disruptions. Authorities are advising the public to steer clear of flood-prone zones and refrain from traveling until the storm subsides by Thursday evening.
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00:0012 American states are under severe weather alerts right now.
00:03And this system is not slowing down.
00:06The National Weather Service has issued active flash flooding
00:09and storm warnings across a massive corridor,
00:12stretching from the mid-Mississippi Valley through the Ohio Valley
00:16all the way to the mid-Atlantic coast.
00:18Large hail has already been confirmed in multiple locations,
00:22and emergency services are on high alert.
00:25Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio, West Virginia,
00:30Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jersey,
00:36and Delaware are all in the danger zone today.
00:39Flash flooding is the most immediate threat,
00:42water rising faster than roads can drain.
00:45Residents are being told to avoid basements in flood-prone areas,
00:49stay off secondary roads, and never drive through flooded roadways.
00:53The system is expected to push through by Thursday evening,
00:56but meteorologists warn rainfall could reach 4 to 6 inches in the hardest-hit areas.
01:02Stay safe! This one is serious!
01:04Restricted SCOTT
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