Storm to Unleash Heavy Snow and Severe Weather in Western United States

The latest weather showed that a storm would impact portions of the western United States, causing heavy snow and severe weather conditions.

The storm is expected to be felt late this week or this coming weekend.

Weather forecasts advised residents to monitor the storm's development by keeping updated with weather reports.

A storm would mark the first week of November. Halloween was said to have a chilly rain that could disrupt November's festivities.

According to the latest forecast, AccuWeather reported that the storm would cause severe weather conditions, including the Plains and Mississippi Valley.

Based on AccuWeather's weather outlook in the late week, portions of Chicago, New York, and Atlanta would experience abnormally warm.

Houston could also expect rain showers, while snow could also emerge in Denver and Boise.

The report said that starting Thursday night, severe thunderstorms could unleash hail, flash flooding, isolated tornadoes, and damaging winds.

Affected areas are Dodge City, Amarillo, and Lubbock.

From Friday afternoon to the same night, severe thunderstorms could also emerge in Oklahoma City, Dallas, Abilene, and Austin.

Affected residents should watch for intense downpours, isolated tornadoes, hail, and damaging wind gusts up to 55 to 65 mph.

The severe conditions on the same day could also be felt in southwestern Missouri, Arkansas, and northwestern Louisiana.

The affected areas should expect severe thunderstorms that could unleash heavy rains.

Meanwhile, the report added that a potent storm on Saturday could arrive, bringing rain showers and gusty thunderstorms.

AccuWeather's report said that the following areas could affect Omaha, Kansas City, Chicago, Springfield, Memphis, and Baton Rouge.

Hurricane Lisa

Meanwhile, the NOAA NWS National latest key advisory on November 2, 2022, reported that Hurricane Lisa could result in a life-threatening surge affecting areas in Belize City.

In previous reports, the National Hurricane Center monitored brewing systems in the Caribbean and north of Puerto Rico.

The affected areas, especially in portions of Belize, southeastern Mexico, and northern Guatemala, should expect localized flash flooding.

Meanwhile, the advisory noted that tropical storm conditions could also emerge this evening on Guatemala's eastern Yucatan Peninsula coast.

The report added that a tropical warning was also present in the area.

Severe weather conditions preparations

As the storm began to unleash portions of the Western United States starting late this week or this weekend, the weather advisory noted that it could result in intense downpours and a risk of flash flooding.

It is important to be safe and prepare for the massive storm impact.

• Stay updated with your local weather news about the storm. It would help you prepare and track the storm's progress on how it affects your house.
• If you are near areas prone to flash floods or flooding, it is best to monitor the rise of sea waters in rivers.
• Avoid traveling to areas affected by the storm as it could result in reduced visibility, small flooding, and downed trees.
• Always fully charge your gadgets if the power lines are disconnected or affected.

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