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Severe weather possible Monday night

Round 2 of severe weather is expected tonight. A few thunderstorms may produce damaging winds and isolated large hail.

ST. LOUIS — A flash flood warning has expired for the St. Louis area.

Parts of the warning area got hit with heavy rain at the rate of 1-3 inches per hour. All of it happened during the Monday morning commute, leading to road closures and school closings in the area.

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The morning rain has cleared the St. Louis area. We'll get a glimpse of sunshine in the afternoon. With the sun, expect warmer 80s for afternoon temperatures ahead of a cold front that arrives later Monday.

Now that the morning storms have passed, we're focusing on another round of severe weather expected Monday night.

There is a “marginal” to “slight” risk for severe thunderstorms. A few thunderstorms may produce damaging winds and isolated large hail.

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Credit: 5 On Your Side

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The best chance for stormy weather will arrive after 8 p.m Monday. Storms will continue overnight, then ease away by Tuesday morning.

Behind the cold front, Tuesday is a little cooler and turns bright and sunny. Expect more nice weather for the rest of the week, followed by another chance for rain this weekend.

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