US Weather Forecast: Isolated Tornadoes, Severe Thunderstorms To Unload in Central Parts This Weekend

Weather reports showed that severe thunderstorms and isolated tornadoes could become likely in the Central United States this weekend, according to the latest forecasts.

Americans with travel plans should consider the weather conditions in the Central United States, especially since severe thunderstorms and isolated tornadoes could become likely.

While the Northeast could experience relief from the hot weather, Central United States could likely face the threat of severe weather conditions.

Isolated tornadoes and damaging winds

The latest weather forecast reported that severe thunderstorms and isolated tornadoes could likely unload in the Central United States this weekend. by ANDREW CABALLERO-REYNOLDS/AFP via Getty Images

According to AccuWeather's forecast, multi-weather conditions are forecast in the Central US this coming weekend.

The latest forecast explained that potential thunderstorms could impact that could also unleash damaging winds, rainy conditions and large hail.

Homeowners should keep updated with the weather, significantly if they are affected by severe weather.

Based on AccuWeather's outlook, severe thunderstorms could unload through Friday night. There is also a chance of flash flooding.

The latest forecast explained that severe thunderstorms could unload in Guymon, Amarillo, Lubbock, Odessa and Abilene.

The NWS Weather Prediction Center recently reported that excessive rainfall conditions could unload in the west-central Plains and Northern Rockies.

The severe thunderstorms could still be present on Saturday afternoon and night, unloading flooding rainfall and hail.

Moreover, the forecast said severe thunderstorms could affect Odessa and San Antonio.

Tropical Storm Arlene

The 2023 hurricane season began on June 1. It is expected that hurricanes could impact parts of the United States.

According to the National Hurricane Center, the agency monitored tropical depression two. The latest report showed that the said tropical depression was upgraded to Tropical Storm Arlene, tracked over the Gulf of Mexico.

The advisory added that Tropical Storm Arlene does not threaten land.

Based on AccuWeather's forecast, Tropical Storm Arlene was tracked over Fort Myers Beach in Florida (240 miles).

The latest forecast said that Tropical Storm Arlene will track western Cuba, bringing wind and rain to the region.

Furthermore, AccuWeather's forecast explained that the tropical storm could likely affect parts of Florida.

The weather forecast said that urban and flash flood risk. Rough surf and drought relief could become possible.

According to forecasts, the flood risk could be possible in Tallahassee, Jacksonville, Tampa, Key West and Miami.

On Sunday, the latest forecast said Arlne could also cause flooding concerns in parts of Cuba.

Flooding rainfall could unload in Tampa, Bonita Springs, Key West, Havana, Pinar Del Rio and Miami.

Based on the 2023 Atlantic Hurricane Season, the following names are set: Arlene, Bret, Cindy, Don, Emily, Franklin, Gert, Harold, Idalia, Jose, Katia, Lee, Margot, Nigel, Ophelia, Philippe, Rina, Sean, Tammy, Vince and Whitney.