Southern US Forecast: Strong Winds, Isolated Tornadoes To Impact This Week With Rounds of Rain

Isolated tornadoes and strong winds are forecast in the Southern US, according to the latest forecast. The stormy conditions can also spread over portions of Florida.

In the latest advisory, the National Weather Service (NWS) warned of showers and thunderstorms in Florida and Southeast. In the Bay area, homeowners should stay alert for Wind Advisories and High Wind Warnings in the region, bringing potential power outages and tree damages.

In New Orleans, NWS monitors the development of a small-scale pressure center in the region. Homeowners should stay alert for high winds reaching from 50 to 55 mph.

In this week's weather, homeowners should be alert for the following threats this week:

Isolated tornadoes
Strong Winds
Thunderstorms
Flash flood
Heavy rain
Hail conditions

Severe Weather Threat and Isolated Tornadoes: Where Will Challenging Weather Unload?

(Photo : NESDIS Hurricane Tracker)
NESDIS Hurricane Tracker. The latest weather forecast warned of isolated tornadoes and strong winds this week in parts of the Southern US. Power outages and slower commutes are possible. According to the weather outlook, homeowners should check for severe weather conditions on the weekend and early next week, including in portions of the Gulf Coast states.

The latest forecast warned of brief tornadoes and damaging winds in parts of southern Georgia. In the Central Plains and Mississippi Valley, homeowners can expect anomalous warmth this week.

People traveling this week should watch out for severe thunderstorms, strong winds and isolated tornadoes. The weather conditions can lead to slower commutes and widespread travel disruption in the affected areas.

According to the weather outlook, homeowners should check for severe weather conditions on the weekend and early next week, including in portions of the Gulf Coast states.

On Sunday, a soaking rain is possible in the southern US. Flooding concerns can become concerning in low-lying and flood-prone areas. Flooded roads are also likely, to cause challenging commutes for motorists.

On the weekend, severe thunderstorms can spread in the following areas:

Tallahassee
Brunswick
Jacksonville
Daytona Beach
Gainesville

In Miami, residents can anticipate a few showers and storms this week, including in the PBC metro area. Homeowners should watch out for a special weather statement in portions of Miami. Wind damage and flooding are also likely.

On Monday, rainy outlook is expected in the following areas:

Atlanta
Montgomery
Jacksonville
Tampa
Miami

Dry and mild weather are also forecast in the following areas:

Raleigh
Nashville
Little Rock
Jackson
New Orleans

In the early week, abnormal warmth can unfold in Minneapolis, Memphis, Dallas, Denver, Kansas City, and Chicago. Meanwhile, cold conditions are forecast in Seattle, Portland and Billings.

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Weather Preparedness: How to Keep Safe From Isolated Tornadoes

Isolated tornadoes can happen anytime in parts of the southern US, which is prone to severe thunderstorms. Tornadoes can unleash massive damage to property and life.

As a result, homeowners should watch out for Tornado Watch and Warning. Limiting outdoor travel is also advisable to stay safe from severe thunderstorms.

Thunderstorms are dangerous in the south. When thunder strikes, people should keep away from powerlines, trees and open areas. It is also best to evacuate to buildings, and wait until lightning stops.