(Bloomberg) -- The next round of severe thunderstorms, tornadoes and heavy rain will sweep through the central U.S. Tuesday, only to be followed by more systems this weekend.
Through the next seven days, four to 8.5 inches (10 to 22 centimeters) of rain could fall from the Great Plains to the Gulf of Mexico, with most of that coming in eastern Texas, and parts of Louisiana, Arkansas and Oklahoma, according to the U.S. Weather Prediction Center.
“There is a lot of rain and a lot of severe weather,” said David Roth, a forecaster at the center in College Park, Maryland. “There will be a repetition of this pattern for the next week or so.”
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