Flash Drought in US Northeast, Midwest Likely To Unfold Due to High Temperatures

The latest weather reports revealed that a potential flash drought condition could unfold in the Northeast and Midwest due to a lack of rainfall and high temperatures.

Recent reports showed that the Northeast and Midwest recorded a rebound from chilly conditions to a warm outlook this week, noting the hotter temperatures in the region.

In the Central United States, weather forecasts explained that there could be relief from the drought outlook.

The report that beneficial rainfall could likely unload in the Central US this week.

However, AccuWeather's outlook noted that the outlook could unload potential flash flood risk and challenging wind gusts.

Furthermore, the NWS Seattle reported that fire-related concerns could unfold due to the low precipitation and warmer conditions in the region.

Possible Flash drought

In other AccuWeather reports, the article explained that flash drought refers to short-term drought.

The report added that flash drought could likely occur due to high temperatures, troublesome winds and low precipitation, especially in May.

Parts of the Northeast also recorded drought conditions due to dry and warmer conditions.

While the Northeast could expect a rebound to chilly temperatures, the summer season could likely unfold hotter temperatures.

Recently, CBS News reported the start of the 2023 Atlantic Season on June 1.

The hurricane season could unleash severe weather conditions.

According to the report, the 2023 Atlantic Season could have 12 to 17 potential storms, while there could be about five to nine hurricanes.

Meanwhile, the AccuWeather report said dry conditions occurred in the Northeastern US, including New York and Eastern Pennsylvania.

Due to the dry conditions in May and low precipitation, flash droughts could likely unfold, as forecasts noted that a lack of rain could be possible.

Furthermore, the dry conditions and drought also occur in parts of the Midwest.

The latest reports explained the lack of rain in parts of Illinois and Indiana.

Cooler conditions in the Northeast

In the latest report, the NWS New York NY advisory showed that abnormally cool patterns could occur, easing the dry and warmer pattern.

The advisory noted that rain could become likely in parts of the east and west of the City, helping to unleash cooler air.

Based on the weather outlook this early week, potential thunderstorms could be possible in Denver, Dallas and Houston.

Furthermore, the dry outlook is forecast in Chicago, Memphis, Charlotte, New York, Washinton and Jacksonville.

The dry spell could also emerge in Des Moines,Kansas City, St. Louis, Chicago, Detroit and Pittsburgh.

Due to the lack of rainfall, potential fire concerns could become a problem due to high temperatures.

Motorists and homeowners with travel plans and outdoor activities should consider checking the weather for this week for possible slower commutes and travel disruptions.

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