The latest forecast warned that severe weather conditions are expected to rampage portions of the Midwest, Ohio Valley and Tenessee Valleys after pounding portions of Southern Plains.
Residents should watch out for tornado outbreaks in the affected areas.
Motorists should also consider the severe weather conditions in the South, resulting in possible dangerous travel.
Isolated tornadoes and heavy rain
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According to the latest AccuWeather forecast this January 19, the report warned that severe weather would unleash strong winds, isolated tornadoes and flooding downpours.
The weather forecast said thunderstorms and rain would unload this Thursday in Nashville, Atlanta and Montgomery.
Meanwhile, colder weather conditions would unfold in Little Rock, Jackson and New Orleans on the same day.
Tampa and Miami residents could notice warm and humid weather.
Ohio Valley and Greats lakes could expect heavy rain.
The forecast also noted that portions of Ohio, Michigan, Pennsylvania and western New York could notice light thunderstorms.
The risks of thunderstorms would be problematic for homeowners and motorists.
Staying indoors as the weather conditions become better would be best.
On the other hand, the weather forecast explained rain is expected in Buffalo, Boston, New York, Washington, Pittsburg and Columbus.
Until Thursday night, isolated tornadoes and flash flooding could emerge in Pittsburg, Charleston, Knoxville, Atlanta and Birmingham.
On the other hand, the National Weather Service's (NWS) recent advisory explained that a multi-hazard storm could unload strong winds and severe storms in the South.
Meanwhile, the weather advisory said heavy snow in Colorado, Denver, Central Plains and Great Lakes could unleash this week.
Anticipating isolated tornadoes
The weather forecasts explained there is a chance of isolated tornadoes this week.
However, severe weather conditions could bring life-threatening situations.
According to the CDC advisory on tornadoes, every moment or second is crucial to prepare.
Tornadoes are dangerous, destroying anything it touches. Recently, violent tornadoes unloaded in the South, including Alabama and Georgia. The tornado outbreaks resulted in widespread damage, casualties and significant travel disruptions.
According to a different AccuWeather, Georgia and Alaba declared a state of emergency, warning residents of the violent tornadoes.
Preparing for tornado outbreaks is important to prevent injuries and casualties. Here are some important safety reminders.
Knowing the severe weather risks in the South or your workplace could save you from trouble. You could plan for emergency preparedness and cancel your travel.
Prepare an emergency plan with your family members, from where they could find a safe place inside your house and how to locate the emergency kits.
The emergency kits should include blankets, batteries, radios, power banks, extra mobile phones and bottled water. Keep the emergency bag in areas easily to locate.
Keep away from windows and glass. Cover your head as you evacuate to a secure and safe place.
After the tornadoes, assess the impact on your home. Be careful with damaged power lines and electrical supplies.
Seek an immediate health professional if you are injured.
