US Weather Forecast: Blast of Cooler Air to Unleash in Midwest, Northeast This April

Weather forecasts showed that spring chill is expected to unfold in parts of the Great Lakes and Northeast.

Americans could expect colder temperatures this week after weeks of warmer temperatures in parts of the Midwest and Northeast.

As April comes to end, the weather forecast explained that late-month cooler conditions could emerge, offering relief to Americans.

In the latest forecast, the National Weather Service (NWS) reported that potential severe thunderstorms are expected to unleash damaging winds, isolated tornadoes, and hail in parts of Southern Texas.

The weather forecast added that flash flooding is also possible this week.

Meanwhile, warm and moist air is also expected in parts of the Gulf of Mexico, bringing potentially heavy rainfall to the area.

Cooler temperatures

In the latest forecast, AccuWeather reported that chilly temperatures are forecast in parts of the United States, especially in the Northeast.

The forecast showed that potential cooler temperatures could emerge in West Des Moines, Chicago, Peoria, St. Louis, Indianapolis, Louisville, Bowling Green, Knoxville, Memphis, Kansas City, and Springfield.

Moreover, the forecast noted freezing risk or temperatures could be likely this week in parts of Charleston, Chicago, Des Moines, Peoria, Detroit, Buffalo, Burlington, Buffalo, and Pittsburgh.

Homeowners should prepare for the freezing conditions this week. On Tuesday, the forecast said that rain and snow could become possible.

Furthermore, rain and snow could unfold in Portland, while cooler temperatures are forecasted in Charleston, Pittsburgh, Washington, and Virginia Beach

In addition, rain showers are forecast in Detroit, Buffalo, Portland, and Boston.

Dealing with freezing temperatures

The American Red Cross explained the need of staying warm during freezing or frozen temperatures, especially if it could unfold in parts of the United States.

Here are essential reminders for homeowners and communities if the freezing temperatures worsen this week.

Keep updated with the weather about freezing weather conditions.

Homeowners and motorists should stay updated with the weather, especially the frozen temperatures. It helps homeowners prepare themselves for severe weather conditions.

Prepare your home for freezing temperatures.

Power outages could be possible due to the freezing temperatures. Homeowners should keep emergency kits when the weather becomes severe.

The suggested emergency kits are the following:

• Battery-operated flashlight
• Battery-operated radio
• Extra winter clothes
• Medicines
• Extra blankets

Staying warm during extreme temperatures is important to prevent hypothermia and frostbite. Checking the temperatures of your family members is helpful, especially for those vulnerable to cold.

Stay at home if possible.

Motorists planning to travel this week should check the weather conditions before leaving their houses. The troublesome freezing conditions could raise safety concerns for motorists.

Freezing conditions could lead to slippery roads and other travel hazards. It is best to wait until the weather conditions improve.

While the spring chill would offer relief after warm-like temperatures, the freezing weather could still cause cold-related health concerns.

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