According to a National Weather Service (NWS) report, showers and thunderstorms are likely on the East Coast this week. Due to potential slower commutes and hazardous travel, people traveling this week should consider the weather before they plan to travel.
Recent reports in other parts of the U.S. raised concerns about severe weather threats and isolated tornadoes. Severe storms are still likely in the Mississippi Valley and ArkLaTex region in late week.
Meanwhile, Northwestern U.S. is monitoring the development of an upper trough this week. Colder conditions can occur in the Northern Rockies and Cascades. The snowy outlook is likely in northwestern Montana.
Weather in the Northeast and East Coast
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The latest weather report shows that the East Coast may experience thunderstorms and showers. Due to the chance of rain, commuters may experience slippery road conditions.
The advisory shows that cloudy conditions are likely on the first day of May in New York, with temperatures reaching the upper 40s and middle 50s. Commuters should also be alerted to the chances of showers and thunderstorms.
In Boston, lingering showers can occur on Wednesday. Commuters should check for a line of showers and thunderstorms this week, potentially affecting the daily commutes.
For Chicago residents, the report shows that breezy conditions can unload, with possible periodic showers and storm chances. Possible strong to severe storms can occur west of Interstate 39 on Thursday. Additionally, strong wind gusts can happen in the late week.
In Pittsburgh, there is a potential area of fog conditions that can affect road visibility, particularly on Interstate 70. This weekend, homeowners can expect high and low temperatures. A dry outlook is likely on Thursday, and there is a low chance of rain next week.
On the other hand, the latest weather report shows that warmer conditions can occur on Wednesday in the following areas:
- Detroit
- Buffalo
- Columbus
- Pittsburgh
- Detroit
- Charleston
In the late week, the warmer outlook can continue in Boston, New York, Jacksonville and Charlotte. Meanwhile, rain and thunderstorms can unfold in Minneapolis, Chicago, Kansas City, Memphis, Dallas, and Houston.
As some parts can experience very warm temperatures, NWS reminds people to stay alert for symptoms of excessive heat exposure, particularly heat stroke and heat exhaustion.
The weather pattern is expected to change on the weekend. Rainy conditions can occur in Boston, New York, Washington, Charlotte, Kansas, Dallas, Houston, and Jacksonville.
Weather Preparedness for Showers and Thunderstorms This Week
While some parts of the East Coast and Northeast can experience cooler to dry temperatures, people should still keep updated weather advisories. Turning on mobile alerts for weather conditions can prevent potential weather dangers.
Furthermore, storing emergency supplies is advisable when the weather becomes challenging, particularly in the Northeast and south-central US.
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