US Weather Forecast: 35 Million Americans Become At Risk of Severe Conditions

Weather forecasts reported that about 35 million people in the US were at risk of severe weather conditions in the South and Southern Plains.

The beginning of March became chaotic for Americans due to significant winter storms, severe weather, and isolated tornadoes. The rounds of storms caused safety concerns, especially during severe thunderstorms.

Staying updated with the weather is essential for more severe weather reports.

Severe weather risk in the US

According to USA Today and CNN, the report from Storm Prediction Center showed that about 35 million in the South and Southern Plains were at risk of severe weather conditions.

Recently, Nature World News reported that isolated tornadoes emerged in Oklahoma, Texas and Kansas City, leaving significant damage and power outages.

CNN reported the challenging winds from severe weather that could damage properties and isolated tornadoes.

AccuWeather said more than 1.5 million customers suffered from a power outage in the Midwest and South.

• The report noted that the challenging winds caused damage to powerlines, especially in Kentucky.
• Accuweather also reported a tornado in Pikes County, Arkansas.
• A tornado watch was also issued in Oklahoma, Tennessee, South Indiana and up to West Virginia
• CNN added that flood watches alerted residents in Arkansas and Ohio to possible flooding concerns.

In a different news report, CNN added that about ten casualties were reported after severe storms were unleashed in the South.

The weather reports explained that the severe conditions caused flooding rain, damaging wind gusts and isolated tornadoes.

Affected homeowners should stay alert for possible falling debris from severe weather. It is best to check your homes for needed repairs.

An emergency kit at home is recommended during tornado outbreaks, mainly because it causes significant power outages and travel delays.

Winter storms in the US

On the other hand, the National Weather Prediction Center reported that Ohio Valley, Midwest and Northeast could expect heavy snow and troublesome winds this weekend.

The latest key message showed that New York, New England and Lower Michigan could be at risk of freezing rain and heavy snow.

The weather advisory noted that the winter storms could damage trees, powerlines and infrastructure.

Furthermore, the forecasts said that motorists could anticipate travel hazards and difficulties.

On the other hand, AccuWeather and the Nature World News (NWN) reported that parts of California are at risk of heavy snow and colder conditions.

Reports revealed that many California became stranded due to massive snow in the region. The National Guard was also deployed to help affected residents.

Weather news also said California issued a state of emergency in affected 13 counties due to severe snow, especially San Bernardino County.

Furthermore, the heavy snow could cause cold-related health concerns. Homeowners should monitor their family members who are vulnerable to cold conditions.

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