Rainy Outlook, Thunderstorms Likely to Unload in Central US This Week; Forecast Warned of Flash Flood

Central US is expected to experience rainy conditions and chances of thunderstorms this week amidst the high temperatures in parts of the US, according to the latest forecast.

The early beginning of September experiences high temperatures and heatwaves in the Midwest, Northeast and Mid-Atlantic.

The threat of heat could likely bring health concerns for vulnerable individuals, including older adults and children.

In the Central US, the region had been battered by record-high temperatures.

However, this week could become different as rainy conditions and chances of thunderstorms are expected.

As a result, motorists with travel plans should monitor the latest forecast, especially for everyone with outdoor plans and travels. Bringing an umbrella is also recommended in case it rains.

Rainy conditions and chances of thunderstorms

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A stock photo of rain conditions in Mobile, Alabama. The latest weather forecast revealed that rainy weather conditions with thunderstorms are likely in Central US this week amidst the scorching heat in the country.

The much-needed relief from the heat could unfold this week. The chance of rain and thunderstorms can help unleash the cooler temperatures.

In Minnesota, the latest forecast added that intense storms could be possible this week.

From Wednesday to Thursday, Sept. 6 to Sept. 7, the cooler temperatures are expected in the following areas:

• Minneapolis
• Green Bay
• Chicago
• Detroit
• Columbus
• Charleston

Recently, NWN reported the developing heat in the Central US amidst the problems of hurricanes affecting parts of Florida's Gulf Coast and Carolinas.

From Texas to the Upper Midwest, the National Weather Service (NWS) showed that record-high temperatures could unfold in the region.

In North Dakota and Wyoming, the advisory noted scattered severe thunderstorms in the region, with potential hail and strong winds.

Meanwhile, the soaring temperatures in the Midwest and Northeast could expect a relief by next week. The challenging temperatures brought millions of Americans under heat advisories and concerns.

In other parts of the US, flooding downpours are also expected in the following areas:

• Buffalo
• Burlington
• Ottawa
• Pittsburgh
• Washington
• New York

Also Read: US Weather Forecast: Meteorological Fall Starts With Challenging Heat in Northeast, Midwest

Staying always safe from severe thunderstorms

Weather agencies are monitoring the development of possible hurricane conditions in the US. September could become ideal for the development of hurricane conditions and severe thunderstorms.

As a result, staying updated with the weather is essential to prepare for severe storm conditions. Here are important safety reminders to Americans this week with a stormy outlook.

Always monitor the weather reports or forecasts.

A mobile phone, television or small radio can inform you of the latest weather forecasts. Homeowners should monitor the weather if they have travel plans this week.

Stay at home as possible when the weather outlook does not improve. There is a chance you will become stranded on main roads due to flooding or other weather-related problems.

Have emergency kits inside your vehicles or houses.

Emergency kits are life-saving during natural disasters. Emergency goods, medicines, bottled water and a radio can help you survive if you become stranded due to the weather.

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