Mar 22, 2012; 8:37 AM ET
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Most of the severe weather will be located across southern Alabama and parts of Mississippi and also into parts of Arkansas and Missouri where storms will develop under the upper-level low. The tornado threat will remain on the tail end of the front across southern Alabama.
Dry air wrapping around the upper low will poke holes in the cloud cover Friday which will lead to more thunderstorms developing under the upper-level low and a more widespread area of heavy thunderstorms from the Ohio Valley into the South. We will probably see the same thing happening Saturday in the East. The impacts both days will be large hail and strong winds with the odd tornado spinning up in the more intense storms.
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