Southeastern US Forecast: Thunderstorms, Tornado Threat to Hit Early Next Week

The southeastern US can expect thunderstorms and tornado threats, bringing potential slower commutes and heavy rain conditions. People with planned travel should stay updated with the latest forecast to avoid slower commutes.

The NWS Weather Prediction Center warned of severe storm threats and thunderstorms in the region, including in the Gulf Coast and Southeast. Americans should be extra careful in navigating the roads to prevent any travel hazards.

Southeastern US Forecast: Where Will Tornado Threat and Thunderstorm Unload?

The tornado threat and thunderstorms can cause safety hazards this week due to the heavy rain outlook and severe thunderstorms. The rainy outlook will become very beneficial in drought-stricken areas in the Southeast, suffering from moderate to extreme drought.

In this week's weather, the main dangers are the following:

• Isolated tornadoes
• Large hail
• Destructive winds
• Heavy Rain and Flooding

According to the latest forecast, people should watch out for stormy weather patterns in the mid-January. Cooler conditions are expected in Pittsburgh, Indianapolis, Kansas City, Dallas and Oklahoma City.

Wet weather pattern is expected in the following areas:

• Raleigh
• Atlanta
• Nashville
• Orlando
• Houston
• Pensacola

In Houston, the forecast warned of scattered rain showers in the area. Challenging winds and hazardous marine conditions can spread. People should watch out for Gale Watch and Small Craft Advisory.

A cold front and thunderstorms are expected in the said areas. People should stay alert for tornado risk this late week. In the early week, flash and river flooding is possible in the following areas:

• Virginia Beach
• Wilmington
• Charlotte
• Charleston
• Jacksonville
• Atlanta
• Montgomery
• New Orleans
• Houston
• Shreveport
• Memphis
• Nashville
• Louisville

Severe thunderstorms can spread over Houston, New Orleans, Mobile, Jacksonville, Charleston, Jackson and Montgomery. Nocturnal tornado threat is more challenging and deadly.

Homeowners should stay updated with tornado advisories this week.

Tornado Weather Preparedness in the Southeast

Thunderstorms and tornadoes are life-threatening. People with travel plans should be careful to avoid the dangers. Staying at home is recommended, especially for tornado-prone areas.

When a tornado unleashes, homeowners should stay away from windows and fragile materials. Power outages and damage to properties are also possible due to the weather.

Homeowners should keep emergency kits at home when an emergency occurs. The recommended emergency kits are the following:

• Flashlight
• Battery-powered radio
• Food supplies
• Water supplies
• Radio
• Extra batteries

The threat of a Major Winter Storm

From January 7 to 11, the forecast warned of heavy snow and challenging weather conditions in parts of the US, including in the Midwest, Northeast, Plains and Central Appalachians.

The forecast added that heavy snow and wet snow can be likely on Tuesday. The blizzard conditions can cause deadly blizzards and reduced visibility.

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