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More than 18 million people in Tennessee , Nebraska , Missouri , and Iowa at a slight risk of severe thunderstorms.
Storms could drop golf ball-sized hail, damaging winds, flash flooding, and possible tornadoes.
The Ohio and Tennessee river valleys could see "drenching rain" from a storm complex that moved into the area on Monday .
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