New York city skyline in Brooklyn. The latest weather report showed that a wave of cooler air is forecast to unleash in the Northeast that could help with the dry and smoky conditions in the region.
The Northeastern United States could expect a wave of cooler air to help with the smoky and dry conditions.
Recently, parts of the Northeastern US experienced poor air quality and dry conditions in the region due to the raging wildfires in Canada, according to a CNN report.
The weather pattern could help unleash cooler air that could unfold potential thunderstorms and rain.
Furthermore, the National Weather Service (NWS) reported that heavy rain and severe storms could impact Gulf Coasts and Central High Plains.
A wave of cooler air in the Northeast
According to AccuWeather, abnormally cool weather is forecast in Green Bay, Chicago, Detroit, Binghamton, Toronto, St. Louis, Beckley and Nashville.
Americans with travel plans should consider the weather conditions for this week.
Rain conditions and severe thunderstorms could likely result in slower commutes and travel disruptions.
Recently, New York City recorded unhealthy levels of air and smoky conditions due to the raging wildfires in the region.
Severe thunderstorms could unleash Wednesday and Wednesday nights in Providence, New York and Springfield based on the weather outlook.
According to the NWS New York NY, the report explained that thunderstorms could likely unleash in the east-northeastward, bringing the risk of severe weather in the city.
During the midweek, rain and potential thunderstorms could unfold in Buffalo, Pittsburgh, Charleston, Burlington, Portland, Boston and Washington.
Due to the potential rainy outlook, the latest forecast noted that flash flooding and damaging wind gusts could also unload in the Northeast.
The challenging weather conditions could become likely in Eastern New York, Southwestern and Central England and New Jersey.
During the late week, the forecast explained that showers could unfold in Boston, New York, Washington and Chicago.
Weather in other parts of the United States
The National Weather Service (NWS) added that a severe threat would unfold in parts of the Oklahoma, Texas and Texas Panhandle.
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Meanwhile, the AccuWeather forecast added that severe thunderstorms could become likely in Dodge City, Little Rock and Dallas.
The severe weather storms could likely unleash local flash flooding, large hail and isolated tornadoes.
Furthermore, severe thunderstorms could become likely in Oklahoma City, Little Rock, Atlanta, Dallas, Jacksonville and Shreveport.
Due to the severe weather threat in the Southeast, homeowners and motorists should keep updated with the weather conditions this week due to the challenging storms.
Americans near the flood-prone areas should stay alert for possible flash flooding and flooding.
It is best to keep away from floodwaters.
Homeowners should also have emergency kits in their homes and cars. Emergency kits are helpful during severe weather conditions.
The recommended emergency kits are the following:
- Battery-operated flashlights
- Battery-operated radio
- Extra batteries
- Medicine kits
- Non-perishable goods
- Extra mobile phones
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