The latest weather report reveals that heavy rains and localized small hail outlook could hit portions of the Northeastern US this week, especially in New York and Washington.
As May began, many parts of the Northeast recorded challenging weather conditions, from heavy rains, flooding, warmer weather, and severe weather. Outdoor enthusiasts and commuters should consider traveling this weekend.
According to a National Weather Service (NWS) report on May 9, homeowners should check the latest conditions and alerts before going out to prevent weather dangers.
Weather Outlook in Northeastern U.S This Week
As many Americans traveling for Mother's Day, they could face challenging commutes and flooding concerns in the Northeast this week. Additionally, communities in low-lying areas are at risk of flooding, rainfall, thunder, and hail conditions.
In a weather report, rounds of rain can occur on Friday in the following areas:
- Portland
- New York
- Washington
- Charleston
- Pittsburgh
- Columbus
- Charleston
- Detroit
- Buffalo
In New York, widespread showers could start Thursday. Commuters should watch out for minor coastal flooding, including high tides. On Friday or Saturday, homeowners can experience minor flooding risks.
On Saturday, a wetter weather outlook is expected in Chicago, Indianapolis, Pittsburgh, and Indianapolis. NWS Chicago reports that dry and warmer conditions could unfold on Friday, but rainy concerns can return this weekend or early next week.
For Boston residents, cloudy outlook and lingering showers are likely in the late week. Meanwhile, Pittsburgh can anticipate severe weather and flash flood threats.
On Mother's Day, Charlotte, Memphis, Kansas City, Billings, San Francisco, Portland, Seattle and Los Angeles can expect ideal and warm conditions.
However, persistent rain could continue in Boston, New York, Minneapolis, and Washington.
In South Florida, an NWS report warns of a stormy outlook on Friday. For Upper Midwest residents, residents can encounter possible thunderstorms and showers.
On Saturday, the Mid-Atlantic can expect storm potential.
Heavy Rains and Flooding Risks in the Northeast: How Can People Stay Safe?
Weather reports warn of flooding risks in the northeast this week due to potential heavy rains. While some areas could expect a warmer outlook for Mother's Day, commuters should remain alert for challenging weather. Anticipating the weather can minimize the risks of dangerous weather.
Northeast residents living near streams or rivers should stay alert for a rapid rise of floodwaters. When rains become heavy or severe, immediate evacuations occur. If motorists experience flooding rainfall, it is important to keep their distance from other vehicles or wait until the weather abates.
In addition, households can consider storing emergency supplies for severe weather and evacuations. This will help communities become more prepared, including for hurricane season.
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