The risk of severe weather continues throughout the U.S., as parts of the Great Plains are expected to experience some nasty weather.

The national forecast for Monday, March 29. (Fox News) High winds will be the biggest weather story today stretching from the Rockies into the Plains, courtesy of a powerful cold front.

The highest risk for strong storms, including tornadoes, will be on Wednesday, where the National Weather Service's Storm Prediction Center has issued a "moderate" risk bullseye for large hail ...

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The weather service also says that high pressure is expected to build over the Great Plains, sending "frigid arctic air" down through the Central and Eastern U.S. through the weekend.

States across the Great Plains and Midwest regions have been blanketed in cold weather warnings, with temperatures dropping below zero in many areas.