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Finish selecting your places to receive a customized email that alerts you when extreme weather is possible, so you can plan and prepare. To finish signing up, click here and choose at least one or up to four locations in the U.S. that are important to you. We’ll only get in touch on days when there is a risk in one or more of those areas. — Judson Jones, reporter and meteorologist |  | Enter a city, town, postcode, or address |
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| Philadelphia, Pa. | | Some chance of extreme weather Tuesday, with winter storm conditions possible. View detailed outlooks and maps | TUESDAY |  | Winter weather Some risk |
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| | Indianapolis, Ind. | | Some chance of extreme weather Tuesday, with excessive rain possible. View detailed outlooks and maps | TUESDAY |  | Excessive rain Some risk |
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| | Washington, D.C. | | Some chance of extreme weather tomorrow, with winter storm conditions possible. View detailed outlooks and maps | TOMORROW | | Winter weather Some risk |
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| TUESDAY | | Winter weather Some risk |
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| | Oklahoma City, Okla. | | Some chance of extreme weather today, with hail possible. View detailed outlooks and maps | TODAY | | Hail Some risk |
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| High winds Some risk |
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You can adjust what places to receive extreme weather alerts for at any time. | | Sources: The risk levels shown are derived from categories used in the outlooks issued by the National Weather Service, including those for severe weather from the Storm Prediction Center and excessive rainfall and winter storm conditions from the Weather Prediction Center. Some of these categories have been combined to create a clear, consistent language across multiple weather hazards. For more information, see the “About the data” section of the detailed outlooks page. |
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