. >> karen maginnis, what do you know at this hour? >> we have thunderstorms across oklahoma city. they expected to run a marathon. now severe weather expected to move across the region. it looks like they'll run the marathon after the weather moves through. we have several severe thunderstorm watches which have been issued. today the risk for dangerous, maybe deadly weather is in store right across the central u.s. we'll keep you updated throughout the day. >> we appreciate it, karen. you all go make some great memories today. we're glad you shared it with us. >>> "state of the union" with candy crowley starts at the top of the hour. right now stay tuned for "inside politics" with john king. >>> hillary clinton offers advice to women of all ages and maybe to herself. >> there are times in all of our lives when we're either given an opportunity or we see one that we can seize and we get nervous, we worry. >> does she worry about mounting conservative criticism she's too old to be president. if she's grandma hillary, why didn't anybody label this guy grandpa mit. in washington speak

. >> meteorologist karen maginnis has more. >> this matrches to the east.kansas and in those areas. and then toward the east and southeast as we go in toward monday. a very vigorous weather system erupts over the next several days. behind it, cooler air, but warm moist air coming up from the south. when i come back in the next 15 minutes or so, we will bring you more details about the specific cities where we are expecting that severe weather outbreak, not just for this afternoon, but into the beginning of the workweek. back to you guys. >>> thank you, karen. when flight 370 wreckage is found, could information stored on passenger cell phones provide clues of what happened? >> this is fascinating when you watch this story. it is unbelievable what people can do. we will show you how data can be recovered from hardware that has been soaking in pressurized saltwater. the average person will probably eat something or drink something that is acidic on a daily basis. those acids made over time wear the enamel. a lot of patients will not realize what's happening t

. >> let's check in with meteorologist karen maginnis. good morning. >> good morning.has a good start to your easter sunday. it will be soggy along the eastern third of the united states, across the southeast and mid-atlantic. temperatures are hovering right around normal. if you're in st. louis, temperatures running 10 to 12 degrees above where it should be this time of year. minneapolis, 73 degrees but you'll keep the showers in the forecast. the reason we're looking at the soggy skies across the southeast and mid-atlantic is fairly stubborn area of low pressure, if you are headed to the beach, myrtle beach or wilmington or nags head or the outer banks, even into northern florida, there's going to be a rip current. so watch out, very dangerous water conditions there, but if you do head to the beach, you're not going to see much in the way of sunshine. very overcast and rainy with these rainfall totals, five to almost seven inches of rain for the month of april alone, from charlotte to jacksonville, to mobile, alabama, and these amounts are running about three and fou

. >> karen maginnis is in the severe weather center. karen, which areas could be hit next?the first starts out across the central plains. the setup is an area of low pressure moves out of the central rockies on the back side already some areas in montana, three inches of snow. but out ahead of it, moisture is coming up from the south. temperatures have warmed up dramatically across the southeast, running a good five to ten degrees above where they should be this time of year. so you get high temperatures, high dewpoints, you get some rotation or spin in the atmosphere, key ingredients for a severe weather setup, like we're looking at today. but probably more so going into sunday and into monday. you can see the jump in the number of expected or average tornadoes from april and into may, really it is april through that june time period when we see frequent tornado reports. now, we have seen a fairly quiet system, but i think over the next 24, 48, 72 hours is going to be a very different story with millions of people from sioux falls, south dakota, all the way down towards da

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