US Severe Weather Forecast: Thunderstorms, Isolated Tornadoes To Hit Central US this Week

Severe weather conditions are expected in the Eastern and Central U.S this week, according to latest forecasts. The weather could likely cause isolated tornadoes and thunderstorms.

As the summer is here, Americans are set to enjoy the summertime amidst the challenging weather outlook. People with travel plans should monitor the latest forecasts for travel delays this week due to the inclement weather.

Recently, Nature World News (NWN) reported that about one million people in the Eastern U.S suffered from widespread power outages due to dangerous wind conditions.

In other parts of the country, dangerous heat emerged in the Southern U.S., bringing record highs and expansive heat outlook.

Weather forecast in Eastern and Central US

Homeowners should monitor the latest weather in the Eastern and Central U.S this week due to the troublesome weather outlook.

According to AccuWeather's latest forecast, a stormy outlook is expected this week, which could result in heavy rain and possible flooding, especially in low-lying areas.

The weather report noted the possible flash flooding in portions of Northeastern New York, Vermont and New Hampshire.

The NWS Severe Tstorm Advisory said a severe thunderstorm watch is present in Georgia, Florida and South Carolina.

Meanwhile, the National Weather Service (NWS) reported that scattered severe thunderstorms could be likely in Central Plains. The advisory noted that damaging winds and hail conditions could emerge in the Southeast.

Furthermore, AccuWeather's forecast showed severe thunderstorm conditions could unfold in Southeastern Arkansas, Northern Florida and Northwestern Louisiana.

On Wednesday, AccuWeather's outlook said localized flash flooding, hail and isolated tornadoes could likely be in Louisville, Memphis, Nashville, Knoxville, Cape Girardeau, St. Louis and Fayetteville.

Meanwhile, the Associated Press (AP) reported that the stormy outlook in the Eastern US resulted in a tornado watch in parts of Tennessee to New York.

The weather news said about 29.5 million suffered from tornado watch in the affected areas.

Staying safe from challenging winds and tornadoes

Troublesome winds and isolated tornadoes can become deadly. As a result, homeowners should stay updated with the latest tornado advisories. Here are essential reminders to homeowners to keep safe from severe weather threats.

Secure outdoor items, stuff and equipment

Strong winds can blow away outdoor equipment and items, including trees and roofs. Homeowners should also check their roofing system. Regular maintenance would help to keep safe from the weather.

Limit any outdoor activities

Staying at home can make you safe. Severe weather threats with isolated tornadoes and flooding downpours can result in dangerous road conditions.

Keeping emergency supplies at home

Homeowners should keep essential emergency supplies at home. Dangerous winds can turn down power lines and cause inaccessible roads.

Keeping emergency supplies would be the best in times of extreme weather events.

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