Memorial Day Weekend Weather: Severe Weather Likely to Unload from Arkansas to Mid-Atlantic

The latest weather outlook shows that severe weather could threaten parts of the U.S. this upcoming Memorial Day Weekend, particularly from Arkansas to the Mid-Atlantic.

In a report by the NWS Weather Prediction Center on May 19, a stormy outlook is possible in the Great Plains and Midwest. In the Central Plains, there is a severe weather potential this weekend.

Many Americans are expected to travel on Memorial Day Weekend. Commuters should keep updated with the latest road forecasts to avoid challenging commutes, and some parts of the U.S. could experience potentially severe weather.

Memorial Day Weekend Weather Outlook

Before scheduling any outdoor activities next week or in the upcoming summer season, homeowners should consider the latest weather forecasts, including road closures or hazardous travel.

According to a weather report, the potential risk of severe weather could threaten portions of the eastern and central U.S. Challenging weather conditions can unfold from Arkansas to the mid-Atlantic.

The rainy outlook can lead to slippery road travel accompanied by thunderstorms. When the weather becomes severe, staying at home is the best option, or wait until the weather finally improves.

In the Midwest, a stormy outlook is likely in the region, including in the Southeast, Tennessee Valley, and Appalachians.

In other areas, NWS Austin and San Antonio reports that potential dry and warm conditions could continue through the week. On Wednesday and through Friday, possible showers and thunderstorms are likely. A poor weather outlook could unload in central Texas, Hill Country, Rio Grande, and southern Edwards Plateau.

Hotter temperatures are likely in parts of southern Texas and South Florida, including the southern High Plains. On Memorial Day Weekend, the warmer trend will stay from Texas to Florida, including in the northern Rockies and Great Lakes.

Higher temperatures are also expected in El Paso, Dallas, Houston, Jacksonville, and Miami. Meanwhile, showers and thunderstorms can occur in Memphis and Charlotte.

For Northeast residents, commuters should check for potential thunderstorms and showers, particularly in areas in upstate New York.

Also Read: Louisiana Weather Outlook: Forecast Warns of Dangerous Flash Flooding This Week

Memorial Day Weekend Weather: Important Safety Reminders

As many Americans will trade via plane or road this coming Memorial Day Weekend, travelers should stay alert for changing weather conditions. Early preparations can mitigate the likelihood of a severe weather outlook, particularly in the south-central U.S.

It is advisable to avoid flooded roads or areas with severe weather risks. Additionally, staying alert for challenging road conditions or hazardous travel is essential. It is best always to maintain distance from other vehicles to avoid potential road collisions or dangers.

Additionally, bringing a raincoat or umbrella is advisable if rounds of rain unload.

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