Over 110,000 businesses and homes experienced widespread power outages in parts of Texas due to rounds of storms, according to a weather report.
The end of May is expected to unleash more severe storms, including isolated tornadoes, strong winds, hail, and flooding.
According to a report by the NWS Storm Prediction Center on May 24, a severe thunderstorm outlook could threaten portions of southern to eastern Nebraska this week, including in western Iowa and Kansas. The main risks are severe winds, reaching up to 85 mph.
As Memorial Day weekend arrives, residents in parts of the south-central U.S. should watch out for dangerous road conditions and poor weather outlook. Checking the weather is essential before traveling this weekend.
Texas weather conditions: Widespread power outage
A weather report on May 23 showed that portions of Texas encountered deadly weather conditions due to storms. The report noted the frequency of severe weather in the country and warned of potential developing storms next week.
Residents of Texas had to worry about isolated tornadoes and flooding rainfall. The region and other states in the central U.S. are vulnerable to severe thunderstorms and isolated tornadoes. Due to a life-threatening weather outlook, a disaster declaration was issued in the City of Temple.
The report warns of dangerous road conditions, including twisters. Additionally, over 110,000 businesses and homes experienced power outages due to storms. The strong winds can damage powerlines and homes, particularly mobile homes.
In other areas, northern Indiana can expect rounds of severe storms on Friday or Sunday, causing flooding concerns and thunderstorms. There is a low chance of tornadoes, but homeowners should remain alert for severe thunderstorms.
For Memorial Day weekend, the latest advisories remind commuters to stay alert for frequent lightning and thunderstorms. Millions of Americans are expected to travel and are at risk of severe weather conditions.
Also Read: Oklahoma, Kansas Memorial Day Forecast: Severe Weather Packed with Tornadoes, Hail to Disrupt
High temperatures this weekend: Where Will Unload?
Meanwhile, NWS Austin / San Antonio warns of possible early-season heat this late week or on the holiday weekend. Travelers are advised to watch out for scorching temperatures that can impact children, the elderly, people with medical conditions, newborns, and outdoor workers.
Additionally, sweltering heat can occur in some parts of the country, particularly on Memorial Day weekend. According to a weather report, high temperatures and challenging heat are forecast in the following areas:
- Odessa
- Dallas
- San Antonio
- Corpus Christi
- Little Rock
- Jackson
- New Orleans
- Jackson
- Montgomery
- Jacksonville
- Tampa
- Miami
- Raleigh
- Richmond
On Saturday, Denver, Billings, Kansas City, Memphis, Dallas, Charlotte, and Washington are likely to experience a chance of rain. Considering the weather outlook this weekend, it is best to check the forecasts for high temperatures, and severe weather.
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