Snowstorm to Impact Parts of Southeast US This Weekend; Localized Flooding, Heavy Rain Expected in Washington, New Orleans, Atlanta

The latest weather forecast warned that a snowstorm is expected in the Southeast United States this weekend.

In addition, Washington, New Orleans and Atlanta would anticipate localized flooding and heavy rain starting Saturday.

Travelers and motorists should anticipate the weather conditions this weekend, especially the possible travel disruptions and slower commutes.

Motorists should bring an umbrella as rounds of rain would unleash anytime until Saturday.

Snowstorms and heavy rain

According to AccuWeather's latest weather forecast today, February 10, colder temperatures and snow would unload in the Southeast this weekend.

The forecast warned of windy coast, localized flooding and possible wet snow.

AccuWeather's outlook showed wintry mix conditions. Rounds of rain and possible thunderstorms are expected in Atlanta, Raleigh, Birmingham, Jackson, New Orleans, Charleston, Charlotte and Orlando.

On Sunday, the weather forecast said storm conditions would persist in Charlotte, Norfolk, Tampa and Washington, D.C.
Meanwhile, rain and snow would unfold in Roanoke.

The rain forecast could also stretch to Georgia and portions of Carolinas from Friday until Saturday.

Meanwhile, there is a high chance of snow this weekend. Snowstorm is expected in Knoxville, Atlanta, Roanoke and Charlotte.

The forecast said snow would also unfold in West Virginia, Western North Carolina and Eastern Tennessee.
Motorists traveling to interstates (26, 40, 64, 77 and 81) should stay alert for slippery roads and possible hazards.
On Sunday, the weather forecast said that parts of Alabama and South Carolina could accumulate snow.

National Weather Service's weather forecasts

In addition, the National Weather Service (NWS) reported that Northeastern United States would experience heavy snow and wintry conditions this Friday.

The weather forecasts said heavy snow and gusty winds would stretch to parts of Canada and Quebec.

Meanwhile, snow and rain would unload in Mid-Atlantic and Southern Appalachians.

On the other hand, the National Weather Prediction Center showed a storm that unleashed heavy snow in Upper Midwest and Northeast.

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Meanwhile, according to the Washington Post, one of the devastating blizzard conditions struck in the United States on March 12 to 13, 1993.

The Washington Post reported that the powerful 1993 blizzard was unloaded on East Coast.

Communities received massive snow and blizzard that caused widespread property damage and power outages.

The report said that about 270 were the casualties in the affected regions.

Staying safe during heavy snow and rain

Nature World News' previous reports emphasized the importance of home and road safety during severe weather events.

Motorists and homeowners should consider checking the weather outlook before leaving. The challenging snow and rain would result in wetter roads prone to road accidents.

Meanwhile, the snow could bring colder temperatures.

Homeowners should ensure that they check the temperatures of their family members.

Power outages are also possible this week in the affected areas. It is best to charge all mobile phones fully. Keeping a power bank and battery-powered radio is essential.