NWS Weather Forecast: Heavy Rain to Hit New England, Mid-Atlantic This Week

Rounds of heavy rain can hit New England and the Mid-Atlantic this week, causing slower commutes and travel concerns in the said areas. People traveling this week should check the forecasts in New England to avoid potential travel concerns.

According to the NWS Weather Prediction Center, homeowners should watch out for heavy rain and flood threats in Southern New England and Mid-Atlantic. Over the West Coast, unsettled weather could impact the region.

A scattered mix of rain and snow can spread over the Central to Eastern US. Flash flooding is also likely on the Interstate 95 Corridor. Homeowners should watch out for flooding concerns and flash flood risks.

NWS Weather Forecast: Where Will Heavy Rain Unload?

The NWS Discussion reported that blizzard conditions can likely hit in Central and Northern Plains. The forecast also monitors the development of a strengthening coastal low in the Mid-Atlantic states and Southern New England.

People should also stay alert for moderate to heavy rain in the parts of the East. Rounds of rain can hit portions of the Southeastern New England and Southeast of Long Island. On Friday, Northeast and Maine can expect wet snow.

In the Pacific Northwest and California, high-elevation snow will be likely. Over the West Coast, Pacific cyclones can cause unsettled weather conditions. Homeowners should watch out for mixed weather outlook.

People near the river and flood-prone areas are at risk of creek or street flooding. Motorists should be extra careful in navigating the roads to avoid travel hassles.

On Friday, the flooding rain can likely move to the east of New England. Light wet snow can also unload in the Appalachians. In New York City (NYC), locally heavy rain can hit the city, bringing scattered rain showers.

In Chicago, rain and snow are also likely. Residents can expect a mix of rain and snow, especially in portions of the McHenry to Joliet to Kankakee line. Wet slushy snow is also likely on Interstate 39. People should check for wet snow and cooler temperatures.

Weather Preparedness in the Mid-Atlantic and Parts of US

The weather conditions in the Mid-Atlantic are expected to bring moderate to heavy rain in parts of the US, including in New England. As winter begins and December ends, the weather can become challenging.

Here are essential weather reminders to stay safe from the weather.

• Homeowners should check the weather forecasts in the US, especially in the Eastern US.
• Having emergency kits is also recommended during stormy conditions, hurricanes and winter storms.
• When the weather becomes challenging, staying at home is the best option.

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