Southern US Weather Forecast: Severe Storms to Unleash Strong Winds, Hail, Tornadoes

The latest weather reports show severe storms are likely in the southern U.S. this week, unleashing tornadoes, strong winds, and hail conditions.

The mid-month of May can bring a potentially challenging weather outlook. Commuters traveling in the southern U.S should keep updated with the latest reports to prevent road hazards.

In a report, the NWS Weather Prediction Center warns of excessive rainfall and moderate risks in the southeastern U.S. There is a chance of flash floods and heavy rains.

Southern U.S. Weather Outlook: Where Will Stormy Outlook Unload?

In the southern U.S., residents should anticipate severe storms and thunderstorms. The primary concerns are heavy rains and flooding.

Residents in low-lying areas, including communities near streams and rivers, are the most vulnerable to flooding. Texas and Oklahoma can likely experience challenging weather outlooks.

In addition, the National Weather Service (NWS) reveals that showers and strong thunderstorms can threaten portions of the Upper Midwest and Gulf Coast states. A tornado and severe thunderstorm watch are issued in the western and central Gulf Coast.

On Monday, the severe storm potential can unleash flooding downpours, hail, and isolated tornadoes. The areas at risk are the following:

• Dallas
• Victoria
• Monroe
• Lake Charles
• New Orleans
• Mobile
• Montgomery
• Memphis
• Fayetteville

In Memphis, residents can expect a cloudy weather outlook and isolated showers. Additionally, a cold front could move into the Lower Mississippi Valley, causing thunderstorms. Homeowners should keep alert for isolated severe storms.

On Tuesday, the severe thunderstorms can unleash possible isolated tornadoes in the following areas:

• Montgomery
• Albany
• Pensacola
• Gainesville
• Jacksonville
• Savannah
• Charleston

Furthermore, the rainy conditions, with flooding risks, can occur in Little Rock, Nashville, Atlanta, Jackson, New Orleans, and Jacksonville.

NWS Little Rock reports a chance of rain and thunderstorms this week, particularly in southern Arkansas. Residents should watch out for the severe storms on Monday morning.

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Tornado Preparedness and Safety Tips

From April to May's beginning, portions of the U.S. have been battered by rounds of tornadoes, causing significant damage to properties and infrastructure. Tornadoes threat can unleash devastating aftermath, particularly in the south-central U.S.

Consequently, commuters should keep alert for the latest weather information, especially a tornado watch and warning. It mitigates potentially severe weather, packed by strong winds, very large, flooding rain, and isolated tornadoes.

Staying at home is the best option this week, especially when commutes are not actually important. When the weather becomes challenging, commuters can stay at home until the weather improves.

Additionally, it is advisable to store emergency kits to stay safe from the weather, particularly in the south-central U.S. Potential tornadoes can unleash severe damage to properties and infrastructure.

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