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GOES-West GeoColor composite satellite image captured at 17:20Z on June 19, 2026, showing a developing storm system over the central United States as cloud cover builds across the Plains and Midwest ahead of the weekend severe weather outbreak. The western U.S. remains largely clear while storm activity associated with Tropical Storm Arthur's remnants is visible across the Gulf Coast and Southeast.
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Severe Weather Makes a Comeback in the Central U.S. Heading Into the Weekend
Storm Prediction Center Day 3 categorical severe weather outlook issued June 19, 2026, valid Sunday June 21, showing a Level 2 Slight risk of severe thunderstorms centered over Kansas, Missouri, Iowa, and Illinois, with a broader Level 1 Marginal risk extending from the Plains through the Ohio Valley, Southeast, and Mid-Atlantic for Father's Day.
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It Spreads Silently, Kills Slowly, and Just Arrived on the West Coast
GOES GeoColor satellite image captured at 10:51Z on June 18, 2026, showing the remnants of Tropical Storm Arthur's circulation pushing inland across the Gulf South toward the Southeast United States, with a separate storm system visible over the Midwest and Ohio Valley and cloud cover extending along the entire Eastern Seaboard.
Tropical Storm Arthur Is Gone — But the Flooding Threat for the Gulf Coast Is Just Getting Started
GOES-West Sandwich Composite satellite image captured at 13:10Z on June 18, 2026, showing active storm systems across the United States, including severe thunderstorm cells over the Midwest and Ohio Valley tracking toward the Northeast, cloud bands associated with the remnants of Tropical Storm Arthur along the Gulf Coast, and a separate storm cluster pushing into the mid-Atlantic and I-95 corridor.
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