Following what's expected to be a very busy day of severe weather Saturday, a few strong storms could persist into Sunday morning and the early afternoon across the Northeast on Sunday.
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The Storm Prediction Center has issued a marginal risk for the highlighted areas for Sunday. A marginal risk means isolated severe storms are possible. The threat is expected to last from sunrise into the early afternoon, however, a few strong storms may persist east of the Appalachians in the mid-afternoon hours.
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Isolated tornadoes are possible in the strong storms from western New York to Virginia.
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The entire risk area could see thunderstorms capable of producing damaging downdraft winds in excess of 58 mph.
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Large hail will also be possible within these thunderstorms.
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The greatest potential for severe storms is expected to last from around sunrise to noon, eastern time, but as the cold front generating the storms approaches the coast, a few additional strong to severe storms are possible.
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