Severe Thunderstorms to Unload in Florida Gulf Coast and Central Virginia Starting Wednesday

The first week in portions of Florida Gulf Coast and Central Virginia could expect severe thunderstorms starting Wednesday, resulting in isolated tornadoes and local flash flooding.

It is also expected that the storm could impact the southern United States.

The weather conditions in portions of the United States had heavy rain in California and heavy snow in the Northern Plains and Midwest.

Residents should stay updated with the severe weather conditions in portions of Florida and Virginia.

Miami, Florida, on December 23, 2022 by CHANDAN KHANNA/AFP via Getty Images

In the previous news, Nature World News reported that a bomb cyclone could occur in California this week, unloading flooding rainfall.

The forecast warned that the heavy rain could lead to flooding risks.

Meanwhile, AccuWeather's latest forecast revealed that the showers and thunderstorms could unload on Wednesday in Atlanta, Raleigh and Jacksonville.

Cooler weather could also unfold in Little Rock, Jackson and New Orleans.

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Recently, the weather forecast added that tornado warnings occurred in Mississippi and Louisiana.

Last year, the two cities suffered from violent tornado outbreaks, causing damaged properties and houses.

The National Weather Service reported that the first tornado watches for 2023 were issued in Arkansas, Oklahoma, Texas and Louisiana.

Severe thunderstorms

According to AccuWeather's outlook, severe thunderstorms could be noticeable on Wednesday evening.

The forecast said that isolated tornadoes, local flash flooding and damaging wind gusts could be expected, affecting portions of Raleigh, Myrtle Beach, Tallahassee and Savannah.

Rain showers could also unfold in Buffalo, Pittsburgh, Charleston, Washington, Virginia Beach, New York, Boston and Portland.

It is best to stay on track with the current weather reports as the storms could unload strong winds and storms.

Meanwhile, travel delays and slowed commutes could occur this week, especially in interstates 10, 20, 40 and 95.

The weather forecast warned motorists to be extra careful in navigating the roads.

Reduced visibility and wetter roads could be major problems.

Meanwhile, the National Weather Service advised motorists and residents in the affected areas to observe for potential flash floods and flooding.

The National Weather Service added that families should not allow their children in the flooded waters as it could result in health risks or accidents.

Thunderstorms safety

Severe thunderstorms could be life-threatening.

According to the American Red Cross, thunderstorms could unfold lightning that kills people.

Meanwhile, flash flooding and thunderstorms could also occur with damaging winds.

Severe thunderstorms could blow down power lines and trees, resulting in potential power outages.

Weather updates

Knowing the current weather alerts would help you better prepare and plan.

Find a secure and safe place inside your home where you can stay during severe thunderstorms.

It is best to cancel all your outdoor activities.

Avoid flooding areas

Severe thunderstorms could also cause flash flooding and flooding. It is important to keep away from flooded areas.

Keep an emergency kit.

Preparing an emergency kit or bag is essential during disasters. It should contain important emergency kits, including a battery-powered radio, bottled water, medicines, a blanket, a raincoat jacket and a power bank.

You could bring it to evacuation centers if needed.