The southern US can expect potential flood risks and flash flood threats this week, bringing road hazards and slower commutes. Homeowners should watch out for the threats of heavy rain and flooding this week's end, making it more dangerous to flood-prone areas.
In the southwestern US, the NWS Climate Prediction Center warned of an atmospheric river that could impact the Western US. Homeowners can anticipate heavy precipitation and high winds.
In Houston, residents can anticipate high temperatures that could reach from the upper 60s to the low 70s. Meanwhile, a chance of snow could unload in portions of the Central Appalachians and Great Lakes this week.
In the Southern US, the main dangers are renewed flooding, flash flood risk, mudslides and road hazards. Rain and thunderstorms are also possible in the midweek.
Weather in the Southern US: Where Will Flood Concerns Unload?
Austin, Texas. The latest weather forecast warned of renewed flood risk and flash flood threats in the Southern US. El Nino could also help with wet patterns this week. In the Gulf of Mexico and Texas, the forecast also warned of heavy rains. Travel dangers can emerge in the following interstates: 10, 20 and 35. Motorists should stay alert for hazardous driving conditions due to the heavy precipitation.
The southern US can expect relief from drought conditions due to rounds of heavy rain this week. However, flooding threats can emerge, especially in low-lying areas.
According to the latest forecast, localized flooding and severe thunderstorms can hit the following areas:
- Wichita
- Oklahoma City
- Miami
- Jacksonville
- Montgomery
- Atlanta
- New Orleans
- Houston
- Little Rock
- Wichita
In Little Rock, the recent advisory noted that mild conditions could unfold, including in parts of Arkansas. Temperatures can likely reach from upper 50s to lower 70s this week.
In the midweek, the dry pattern can spread in the following areas:
- Wichita
- Oklahoma City
- Lubbock
- Odessa
- Dallas
- Austin
- San Antonio
- Corpus Christi
- Jackson
- New Orleans
In the Gulf of Mexico and Texas, the forecast also warned of heavy rains. Travel dangers can emerge in the following interstates: 10, 20 and 35. Motorists should stay alert for hazardous driving conditions due to the heavy precipitation.
On Friday, colder conditions could spread in El Paso, Odessa, Lubbock and Albuquerque.
In February, homeowners can expect stormy conditions with heavy precipitation. El Nino can help unleash more rain, causing more flood threats this week.
Also Read: Rounds of Rain to Impact California, Northwestern US This Weekend
Flooding Dangers: How Can Residents in Southern US Keep Safe?
In February, the threats of heavy rains and flooding are possible amidst the winter conditions in parts of the US. Homeowners can also experience freezing rain, and it is best to always prepare for challenging weather conditions.
Americans should always store emergency supplies in homes and vehicles. The recommended survival kits are a flashlight, a small radio, cash, medicine kits, food packs and bottled water supplies.
If people are near rivers, streams, or creeks, staying updated with the weather is essential due to the rapid rise of floodwaters.
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