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**Summary:**

St. Louis is bracing for potentially severe weather, just days after a tornado caused significant damage and fatalities in the region. The National Weather Service warns of possible thunderstorms late Monday that could bring hail, damaging winds, and even a tornado. While the risk is considered “slight” compared to other parts of Missouri, the potential for severe weather persists. Another chance of storms is predicted for Tuesday afternoon. The article also mentions subscription promotions for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch and discusses the potential for federal aid following the recent tornado.

**News Article:**

**St. Louis Braces for More Severe Weather After Deadly Tornado**

**ST. LOUIS, MO** – St. Louis residents are on alert for another round of severe weather, just days after a devastating tornado tore through the region, claiming five lives and causing widespread destruction from Clayton to Edwardsville.

The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued warnings for thunderstorms late Monday that could bring a variety of hazards to the St. Louis area, including large hail, damaging winds, and the possibility of tornadoes. “A strong tornado can’t be ruled out, and a limited flooding threat also exists,” the NWS said in its online summary.

While the likelihood of severe storms is currently considered “slight” for the St. Louis metro area, compared to an “enhanced” risk further west, residents are urged to remain vigilant. The window for potential severe thunderstorms extends from late afternoon through the night, with the highest chance after 6 p.m.

Adding to the weather anxiety, forecasters predict another chance of severe thunderstorms on Tuesday afternoon as a cold front moves through the region.

The impending weather comes as the state is still reeling from Friday’s tornado. Governor Mike Kehoe is expected to request federal assistance from President Trump to aid individual homeowners affected by the storm.

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