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May 8 update -Severe Weather highlights
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Above-average hail risk will continue in Texas this month. This above-average risk will spread northward into the High Plains through July.
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The tornado threat may trend more active in the southern Plains over the next two weeks, although seasonal forecasts indicate near-normal tornado activity through the end of June.
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The greatest risk of thunderstorm wind gusts will exist along the southern U.S. from Texas to Georgia through at least early June.
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WeatherDeep’s models already indicate modest early-season tropical cyclone potential in the Gulf of Mexico. WeatherDeep will start it’s Early Warning System for Tropical Cyclones and their Landfalls in mid-May with more detail on this potential threat. For regular updates through the tropical season, contact us.
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More detailed information (including specific regional projections and potential monetary losses from tornado, hail, and wind) are available on WeatherDeep’s online portal. Contact us for access!