A few strong to severe storms may again develop off the dryline Tuesday in the late afternoon and evening hours, with the highest storm chances across the northwest. Large to very large hail is the main threat with any storm that forms and moves into the area, but damaging winds and a tornado or two are also possible. As those storms move out of the area, additional storms may move in from the west overnight into Wednesday morning, but confidence in storm coverage during this time is low.
Scattered storms are forecast Wednesday with the most likely timing in the afternoon and evening. Some of these may become strong to severe, but the overall threat is low. Storm coverage is likely to be highest near the Red River. There is still notable forecast uncertainty for Wednesday: If showers and storms are ongoing in the morning from the previous night's activity, this will limit storm coverage and intensity in the afternoon and evening. Check the forecast updates tomorrow for additional details.
After a brief period of quiet and warm weather on Thursday, another storm system will bring scattered showers and thunderstorms to the region for the end of the week. A cold front Friday night/Saturday morning will bring in more seasonal temperatures for the rest of the weekend and early next week with highs in the 70s and lows in the 50s.
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