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

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In fact, Kansas City is at the core of the Level 3 out of 5 “enhanced risk,” according to the National Weather Service Storm Prediction Center, which signals the possibility of an isolated EF2 ...

Severe weather will hit the Plains and East Coast with hail, tornado risk. By the weekend, it’s the Great Plains that will be most at risk for severe weather.

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

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.

"A winter storm will bring heavy snow and ice to the Ohio Valley into the Mid-Atlantic through Wednesday," the National Weather Service said. "Significant ice is forecast for the Central Appalachians.

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