Weather Forecast: Heavy Rain, Isolated Tornadoes To Unload in Southern U.S; Severe Thunderstorms Could Threaten Portions of Texas, North Carolina

The Southern U.S. would expect more severe weather conditions in the final week of January.

According to the latest forecast, heavy rain, severe thunderstorms and isolated tornadoes are expected to unload this week.

Residents and motorists near the affected areas should keep updated with the weather forecasts, as severe thunderstorms and isolated tornadoes are extremely dangerous.

Recently, severe thunderstorms and isolated tornadoes have battered portions of the Southern U.S., notably Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana.

In the previous news, CNN World reported that the tornado in Georgia and Alabama left widespread damage.

Heavy rain and flooding risks

According to AccuWeather's latest forecast this January 23, 2023, the Southern U.S. could expect more severe thunderstorms, damaging winds and heavy rain this week.

The last week of January would bring heavy rain with possible thunderstorms in Dallas, Houston and Little Rock on Tuesday.

• Meanwhile, snow and rain are expected in Oklahoma City and Lubbock.
• On Tuesday, AccuWeather forecasted severe conditions to unload in New Orleans, Birmingham, Houston, Southeastern Texas and Lower Mississippi.

For daily commuters, bringing an umbrella this week is best as rounds of rain would unleash in portions of Texas, Dallas, Little Rock, Atlanta and Charlotte from Tuesday to Wednesday.

In addition, the forecast said that reduced visibility and wet roads could lead to slower commutes and significant travel disruptions.

Residents near the coasts and flood-prone areas should stay alert for possible flooding.

Tornado risks

In addition, the National Weather Service (NWS) advised that damaging winds and possible isolated tornadoes would emerge in Georgia and Northern Florida.

Starting Wednesday to Wednesday evening, AccuWeather reported that the severe thunderstorms would unleash heavy rainfall, damaging winds and isolated tornadoes in Jacksonville, Atlanta and Charlotte.

• Tornado risks are also possible in southern Louisiana, Alabama, North Carolina and New Orleans.

There could be a slight chance that severe weather conditions could cause power outages. Damaging winds can blow away power lines.

Meanwhile, the NWS' recent advisory said a winter storm would unfold in portions of Ohio on Wednesday, bringing heavy snow and damaging winds.

Tornado and thunderstorm safety tips

The emergence of tornadoes and thunderstorms is considered life-threatening. It would result in widespread damage and even death.

Keeping safe during tornado outbreaks is essential. Here are helpful tips to remember.

• Stay alert to the weather. The severe conditions this week would be problematic.
• It is best to stay home and be wary of floodwaters and tornadoes.
• Look for a safe spot at home. Cover your head while relocating to a secure place.
• Stay away from glass doors and windows.

Nature World News has published an article before for more helpful tips during tornado outbreaks. Visit here.

Did you know? The coldest month in Texas is in January, according to the tripsavvy. In contrast, the warmest month in Texas is considered August.

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