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Rare 'High Risk' severe weather threat covers Oklahoma, Kansas ahead of expected tornado outbreak Monday

NOAA’s Storm Prediction Center has raised the severe weather threat in parts of Oklahoma and Kansas to levels those states haven’t seen in years, placing millions of people in the central U.S. at a life-threatening risk of intense thunderstorms capable of producing long-track tornadoes, giant hail and hurricane-force wind gusts starting Monday afternoon and lasting well into the evening and overnight hours.