Severe Thunderstorms, Heavy Rain to Hit in Mid-Atlantic, Colorado, Utah This Late Week

The latest weather forecast reported that heavy rain and severe thunderstorms are likely in Utah, Mid-Atlantic and Colorado this week.

Flooding and damaging winds are possible.

Motorists with travel plans should observe the weather in the US. Heavy rain can cause flooded road conditions, resulting in slower commutes and travel disruptions.

The arrival of the Fall weather in the US is near. However, people should keep updated with the wet weather outlook in the country.

Colorado and Utah weather: Thunderstorms, More Rain

According to the September 20 advisory, light rain and isolated thunderstorms are likely in the Northeast and North Central Colorado.

The forecast said wind gusts could reach 40 mph in the mountainous area.

Before the weekends, thunderstorms could become more noticeable on Friday. Residents should watch out for lightning strikes this week.

When lightning roars, it is best to evacuate to a secured area for safety. Immediately go out of water when thunderstorms occur or become severe.

Southeast and Northwest Colorado could also experience severe weather conditions. There is a chance of critical fire conditions in the Four Corners areas this week.

In Utah, travelers and residents can expect light rainfall and gusty winds this week. A stormy outlook could unleash possible thunderstorms.

Wyoming weather outlook: Cooler conditions

In Wyoming, cooler conditions are likely on the weekend. The cooler air can bring relief from the heat and an early taste of winter. However, homeowners should also watch out for possible flooding on Friday.

There is a chance of snow in the mountainous areas until Friday night.

Mid-Atlantic: Heavy Rain likely this late week

The National Weather Service (NWS) warned of heavy rain conditions and gusty winds in the Mid-Atlantic in the late week until the weekend.

Meanwhile, Southern Plains could experience significant thunderstorms starting Thursday. Flooding concerns and flash flood areas are likely, especially in the ArkLaTex region and North Texas.

The thunderstorms could likely cause travel concerns this week, especially for people with travel plans.

Meanwhile, residents should bring a rain jacket or raincoat protection if they plan to go outside.

Keeping safe from flooding concerns and flash flood

The latest forecasts warned of the heavy rain potential this week. Beachgoers should check for possible dangerous surf and waves before going to sea.

In addition, the heavy rain could unleash severe flooding, especially in flood-prone or low-lying areas in the US.

Homeowners should limit outdoor activities to avoid being stranded while on the road. Road closures and flooding are possible due to the heavy rain outlook.

Meanwhile, power outages are likely this week. Keeping battery-powered radios and flashlights can help deal with the weather conditions.

Homeowners can also consider keeping emergency kits, especially food and bottled water supplies.

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