Southern US Weather Forecast: Isolated Tornadoes, Flooding Rainfall to Hit Early Next Week

The latest weather forecast warns of challenging weather conditions in the Southern US, bringing isolated tornadoes and severe weather dangers to the region. People with travel plans should stay updated with the recent forecasts to avoid flooded roads and commute hazards.

Recently, the NWS Storm Prediction Center reported a tornado watch in the southern Mississippi, southwestern Alabama, and southeast Louisiana. The forecast warned of damaging winds and hail conditions.

NWS Kansas City advisory shows steady warm weather this weekend. Homeowners should anticipate highs in the 50s and 60s by the weekend. The forecast warns of elevated fire weather risks on Monday, with breezy conditions.

Meanwhile, the weather reports reveal a troublesome weather outlook in the Great Lakes area, with heavy snow and hazardous sea conditions. Recently, the Southeastern US suffered from large hail, heavy rain, tornadoes and gusty winds.

Due to weather threats, homeowners should be extra careful with challenging weather outlook in the Southern US. Limiting outdoor travel is recommended to stay safe from troublesome weather outlooks.

Southern US Weather Forecast

According to the latest forecasts, tornadoes and thunderstorm conditions could threaten portions of Southern States this weekend. Residents should also watch out for flash flooding and damaging winds, that could cause potential power outages and property damage.

Difficult travel outlooks could emerge in the region, particularly in portions of northern Florida and southeastern Georgia. Motorists should stay alert for slippery roads and poor visibility.

On the weekend, isolated tornadoes and localized damaging wind gusts occurred in the following areas:

Wilmington
Savannah
Jacksonville
Southern Georgia
Southern Alabama

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Weather in other portions of the US

Zoom Earth Satellite via NOAA NESDIS
(Photo : Zoom Earth Satellite via NOAA NESDIS) The latest forecast warns of challenging weather outlook in the Southern US this week, with potential isolated tornadoes and damaging thunderstorms.

Meanwhile, the NWS short-range public discussion reveals that heavy wet snow and strong winds can impact portions of New England this early week. Unsettled weather threats can impact the Pacific Northwest and northern Rockies.

In addition, the forecast monitors the development of a large high-pressure system, bringing a dry weather outlook in the Great Plains, eastern US, and Four Corners. Daily record highs can unfold in the Upper Midwest on Tuesday.

Meanwhile, moderate to locally heavy rain can unload in the northern Sierra Nevada, northern Rockies, and Cascades. According to the forecast, the heaviest snow can unload in the Washington Cascades.

On the other hand, heavy wet snow is expected in northern New England, Vermont, New Hampshire, New York, and Maine. Strong gusty winds can emerge, with potential storms.

Due to threats of severe weather, the forecast warns of a challenging weather outlook in the Southern US this week. The main dangers are thunderstorms, flooding rainfall, and tornadoes.

Preparing for severe weather risks is essential to help keep safe from tornadoes. When commutes are unimportant, people can stay at home.