A severe thunderstorm is likely in the Northeast this week, according to a weather report. Homeowners can likely experience relief from heat surges but should still be alert for heavy downpours, hail, and isolated tornadoes.
A forecast by the NWS warned of mid-late June heat that brought dangerous heat in parts of the following areas:
- Plains
- Mid-South
- Southeast
Hotter temperatures can threaten vulnerable populations, including the following individuals:
- older adults
- children
- people with medical conditions
- pets
- outdoor workers
In the Northeast, a relief from unusual heat is coming this week. According to a weather report on June 26, a midweek severe storm can unload in the region, easing heat and humidity. Although relief is in the air, homeowners should still keep alert for severe thunderstorm concerns, including flooding downpours, hail, and isolated tornadoes.
Severe Thunderstorms in the Northeast: Where Will Stormy Conditions Unload?
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Northeast residents have been experiencing an unusual heat surge this June. As astronomical summer begins, more rounds of scorching heat will likely return. In the latest weather report, a heat surge is forecast in the following areas:
- Pittsburgh
- St. Louis
- Evansville
- Knoxville
- Charleston
- Washington
- Durham
- Virginia Beach
- New York
- Boston
- New York
In New York, the advisory monitors the development of showers and thunderstorms in this region on Wednesday. Additionally, motorists can encounter slower commutes due to heavy rains and flooded roads. The weather risks are large hail and damaging winds. Another concern is lightning strikes. According to an advisory, the country experiences over 25 million lightning strikes annually. To limit any weather concerns, it is advisable to check the weather conditions.
On Wednesday, severe thunderstorms are expected, with flash floods, hail, and isolated tornadoes. Possible areas at risk are the following:
- Oklahoma City
- Little Rock
- Nashville
- Atlanta
- Charleston
- Washington
- Pittsburgh
- New York
- Buffalo
- Boston
Communities near streams or rivers are the most vulnerable to flooding concerns in the Northeast. Due to the potential flood or river water risk, checking for flood advisories is essential.
On midweek, a widespread shower potential is forecast in the following areas:
- Detroit
- Buffalo
- Columbus
- Charleston
- Pittsburgh
- Washington
- New York
- Boston
- Portland
- Burlington
In addition, an NWS Boston report shows a hot and increasingly humid weather outlook, with highs reaching the upper 80s and lower 90s. Residents should also be alerted for widespread showers and thunderstorms.
How Can Homeowners Stay Prepared?
The latest advisories warn of severe thunderstorms in the Northeast this week, bringing the following main concerns:
- isolated tornadoes
- hail
- damaging winds
Emergency kits are helpful when evacuations are necessary due to hurricanes or other weather concerns. Another safety tip is limiting outdoor plans and mitigating risks of road accidents or dangers.
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