Portions of the Midwest and Southeast recently slammed by a deadly barrage of powerful storms and flooding are continuing recovery efforts in the wake of the disaster.

A late-week storm is poised to bring a severe weather threat to areas still struggling to recover from last week's storms and ongoing flooding, while Old Man Winter continues to linger in parts of the Northeast.

Severe storms are expected to hit Alabama on Sunday, bringing the possibility of tornadoes, high winds, and hail. The National Weather Service has issued a level two threat for severe weather, indicating a significant risk of dangerous conditions.

Expect gusty storms tonight with chilly weekend mornings ahead for this weekend.

From midday through the evening, a few spot storms are possible in eastern Missouri, but most of the area remains dry. Temperatures climb to the upper 60s, and breezy winds out of the northwest gust up to 30 mph.

Thursday, April 10 is Tornado Drill day in Minnesota, part of Severe Weather Awareness Week statewide. Outdoor warning sirens will sound in a simulated tornado warning.

After several days of calm weather severe thunderstorms are back on the radar for portions of Thursday evening into the night. "The main threats are primarily damaging

More strong to severe storms could be possible in Alabama on Thursday, according to forecasters. The National Weather Service said the main concerns will be damaging winds, hail and heavy rain, but there will also be a low-end risk for a tornado.

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