The latest forecast warned of a stormy outlook in the Northeastern US before Christmas begins, bringing travel dangers and disruption. People with travel plans should check the weather before they travel.
The beginning of December brought a wintry weather outlook in the Northeast. The colder conditions were accompanied by heavy rain and flooding concerns.
Meanwhile, the weather in the Pacific Northwest can also expect rounds of heavy rain the week before the Holiday starts. Travelers should allot more time in traveling to avoid travel headaches and concerns.
In the latest advisory, the NWS Storm Prediction Center warned of a severe outlook in the Florida Peninsula. Residents can anticipate a few tornadoes and damaging wind gusts.
Northeastern US: What Can People Expect in Upcoming Christmas?
According to the latest forecast, the Northeastern US can expect disruptive weather conditions before Christmas. Homeowners should anticipate strong winds, heavy rain and deadly flooding, especially in low-lying areas.
The forecast warned that the challenging conditions can spread from the mid-Atlantic to New England. The advisory reminded motorists to plan to avoid flight cancellations and delays on the weekend.
On Sunday, homeowners should anticipate the wetter conditions in the Northeast, including in the following areas:
- Columbia
- Raleigh
- Atlanta
- Montgomery
- Virginia Beach
- Nashville
Inland travel and slower commutes are also possible for families looking forward to preparing for the Holiday and Christmas. Over the Gulf of Mexico, the forecast warned of heavy to excessive rainfall with gusty winds.
In addition, the Weather Prediction showed that wintry weather outlook in the High Plains, Southern Rockies and Central Rockies. The forecast warned of road visibility due to snow and heavy rain.
On Sunday, the weather in the Northeast will unload rounds of rain in the following areas:
- Detroit
- Pittsburgh
- Columbus
- Charleston
- Washington
- New York City
- Virginia City
In New York City, the forecast showed that temperatures will be milder on the weekend. Next week, the forecast will be more active next week due to the approaching low.
On the weekend, troublesome coastal conditions are likely, reaching 40 to 60 mph wind gusts. Power outages are also possible in the late week. The coastal impacts are possible in the following areas:
- Portland
- Boston
- Toms River
- Virginia Beach
- Wilmington
Also Read: Pacific Northeast Weather Forecast: Wet Weather Pattern To Unload Before Christmas
Weather On The Weekend
On the weekend, rainfall conditions can begin on Saturday until early next week. The rounds of rain are likely in the following areas:
- Portland
- Boston
- New York City
- Wilmington
- Raleigh
- Buffalo
- Pittsburgh
- Charleston
- Atlanta
- Tampa
- Miami
On Sunday, stormy conditions are likely in the following areas
- Burlington
- Portland
- Boston
- New York City
- Wilmington
- Pittsburgh
- Charleston
- Columbus
- Detroit
- Buffalo
- Columbus
On Monday, residents should anticipate localized flooding and snow squalls in Detroit and Pittsburgh.
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