Severe Thunderstorms in Central Gulf Coast: Travel Hazards, Tree Damage Likely This Week

Severe thunderstorms are expected on the Central Gulf Coast this week, causing possible travel hazards and tree damage. Motorists should be extra careful when driving to avoid slippery roads and strong thunderstorms.

The National Weather Service (NWS) warns of a moderate risk of excessive rainfall in the southeastern states, including in the Atlanta metro areas and Birmingham. Homeowners should also stay alert for potential flash flooding, especially in low-lying areas.

Meanwhile, stormy conditions can spread over Carolinas. A slight risk could emerge in southern Arkansas, northeastern Texas, Alabama, central and southern Mississippi, and Louisiana. Florida Panhandle can also expect a challenging weather outlook this week.

In a recent NWN report, portions of the Southeast could experience rounds of severe weather, including hail conditions, tornadoes, and flooding rainfall. When traveling is not important, staying at home is the best option until the weather improves.

Severe Thunderstorms in Central Gulf Coast

According to a short-range public discussion at NWS, showers and thunderstorms could emerge in the Middle Mississippi Valley. Homeowners should watch out for lightning conditions and strong winds. Power outages and inaccessible road conditions are likely.

NWS monitors the development of a system, bringing troublesome weather outlooks in Ohio, Tennessee Valleys, and Central to Southern Appalachians. Communities near rivers or streams are vulnerable to small to severe flooding this week.

In the Central Gulf Coast, homeowners should watch out for severe thunderstorms. The Storm Prediction Center issued a slight risk of severe thunderstorms in the region this weekend.

Weather Conditions in the Northeastern US: Where Will Heavy Rain and Urban Flooding Unload?

According to forecasts, a weekend rainstorm could impact portions of the Northeast. On the weekend, the rain is expected to spread over the following areas:

• Ottawa
• Buffalo
• Detroit
• Pittsburgh
• New York
• Washington
• Virginia Beach
• Nashville
• Evansville
• Indianapolis
• Detroit

On Sunday, homeowners can expect a colder weather outlook, bringing the blast of winter and cooler temperatures with possible snow. The chilly weather can unload in Buffalo, Pittsburgh, Barrie, and Sudbury.

Due to a mix of snow and rain, travel hazards are possible this weekend, with slippery commutes and a foggy outlook. Slower commutes to travel disruption can unfold.

Next week, homeowners can expect the rounds of cold winds in the Northeast. Colder weather conditions could emerge in Portland, Boston, New York, Washington, Burlington, Ottawa, Buffalo, Pittsburgh, Indianapolis, Milwaukee, and Charleston.

Hypothermia and frostbite are both possible due to the potential extreme cold. People with medical conditions, children, outdoor workers, and older adults are vulnerable to cold-related health illnesses.

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