Severe Weather to Unload in Central, Eastern US; Above-Temperatures to Stay in Mid-Atlantic

Severe weather is expected in the Central and Eastern US this week, according to forecasts.

Central and Eastern US have experienced hotter weather conditions this month. The severe weather, with rain and thunderstorms, can help with the drought-stricken areas in the region.

In the Western US, the latest advisory showed that a cold front would bring high-elevation snow and rainy conditions this week. Meanwhile, the forecast warned of hail conditions and thunderstorms.

Above-average temperatures are likely in the Mid-Atlantic.

Severe Weather: Where Will It Hit?

(Photo : NOAA NESDIS Satellite View as of November 20, 2023)
NOAA NESDIS Satellite View as of November 20, 2023. The National Weather Service (NWS) reported that severe weather conditions are expected in the Central and Eastern US this week. In the Mid-Atlantic, residents can expect above-average temperatures.

In this week's weather, Americans should stay alert for severe weather conditions, especially for those with travel plans this Thanksgiving. The National Weather Service (NWS) is monitoring an enhanced severe weather risk in the Lower Mississippi Valley this early week.

A low-pressure system is expected to expand and bring rain showers to parts of Central and Eastern US. A thunderstorm outlook is also possible in the region.

In addition, the rainy conditions can cause slower commutes to travel disruptions in parts of the Central and Eastern US. Motorists should check the driving conditions this week before going out.

Meanwhile, the severe weather could spread parts of Oklahoma City and the Lower Mississippi Valley with a hail condition outlook.

On the other hand, the Mid-Atlantic States and New England can anticipate high temperatures on Monday. 30s and 40s temperatures are possible in the New England.

In the Gulf Coast and Southern portions, residents can notice unseasonably warm weather this week. Prolonged exposure to warm weather is not advisable for older adults, children and people with medical conditions.

Spike in temperatures can also emerge in portions of the Great Lakes and Northern Plains. Over Texas and Southern Plains, residents can anticipate below-average temperatures this week.

Weather in the Midwest and Northeastern US

Furthermore, the latest forecast warned of stormy conditions and snowy outlook in the Midwest and Northeast this Thanksgiving. The rain will be helpful in drought-affected areas. However, it can affect the driving and travel conditions.

The challenging commute could unfold on Interstates 40, 44, 55, 64, 70, 75 and 80. It is best to anticipate slower commutes and slippery roads due to rain and snow.

On Tuesday, the rainy weather pattern can become more noticeable in the following areas: