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BERMAN: The risk of severe weather and threat of flooding returning to the south central United States. CNN meteorologist Chad Myers with the forecast. Chad.</s>CHAD MYERS, AMS METEOROLOGIST: Hey, John. Oklahoma City waking up right now to a lot of thunder. And that's going to be the case for a lot of the southwest over the next couple of days. This weather is brought to you by Shark self-cleaning brush roll. The vacuum that deep cleans now cleans itself. So where are we going from here? Right through Oklahoma City into Tulsa. And by later on today, if you're flying through DFW, you may get a slowdown or two. Big storms there going to be off to the west moving your way. This is springtime. This is what we expect. And very normal for the northeast. Temperatures even across New York City going to be in the 60s for the next couple of days, maybe even 70 somewhere around D.C., approaching 75 by the middle part of the forecast. Thursday, the severe weather gets into Mobile and also into New Orleans. We'll watch that. Really, this is more of a flood threat than anything else. There were places in Oklahoma yesterday with five inches of rainfall just in 12 hours. Look at this, New York City with some showers on Friday, 66, but normal all the way through the weekend. And sometimes you just have to be satisfied with normal. Alisyn.</s>CAMEROTA: Yes, when it's spring, we're quite satisfied with normal spring. Chad, thank you very much.</s>MYERS: You're welcome.</s>SCARBOROUGH: Satisfied with normal. If only. If only.</s>CAMEROTA: We're shooting for higher, Chad.</s>BERMAN: That's right.</s>CAMEROTA: All right, thanks to our international viewers for watching. For you, CNN "TALK" is next. For our U.S. viewers, breaking news on the Sri Lanka terror attacks. NEW DAY continues right now.</s>ANNOUNCER: This is CNN breaking news.</s>CAMEROTA: All right, good morning, everyone. Welcome to your NEW DAY. And we do begin with breaking news for you because a top defense official in Sri Lanka says the coordinated Easter Sunday bombings at catholic churches and luxury hotels were in retaliation for the New Zealand mosque attacks. You'll remember, of course, a white supremacist killed 50 Muslims inside of two mosques in Christchurch last month.</s>BERMAN: The explosions in Sri Lanka have now killed 321 people, injured more than 500. Authorities there are under scrutiny for having prior knowledge that an attack was coming and seemingly doing nothing to stop it. At this moment, police in the country's capital, they are on high alert as they search for two new vehicles that might be carrying explosives. END