The latest weather report reveals that heavy rain potential and gusty winds are likely in the Eastern U.S. this week, causing hazardous travel and slower commutes.
A National Weather Service (NWS) report on June 3 warns of scattered storm conditions in portions of eastern Montana and western Dakota. Residents should also watch out for damaging wind gusts and isolated hail.
Meanwhile, potentially dangerous heat is forecast in parts of Texas and the southwestern US, including in CA Central Valley, by midweek. The hotter weather outlook can likely lead to heat-related health concerns.
Eastern US Weather Outlook: What Can People Expect?Zoom Earth Satellite via NOAA - NESDIS. The latest weather report reveals that heavy rain potential and gusty winds are likely in the Eastern U.S, bringing flooding concerns and hazardous travel. (Photo : Zoom Earth Satellite via NOAA - NESDIS)
According to a weather report published on June 4, spotty showers and rounds of heavy rains are likely in the Eastern U.S. The forecast also monitors the activity of a back-to-back storm in the Midwest and Northeast.
On Tuesday, potential rain and thunderstorms can unload in Columbus and Charleston. On the other hand, warmer conditions are expected in Buffalo, Detroit, Pittsburgh, Washington, New York, Virginia Beach, Burlington, Portland, and Boston.
In New York, residents can anticipate sunny skies at the beginning of the week. However, there is a chance of isolated showers and thunderstorms at night.
For Boston residents, a dry weather outlook is possible through Wednesday. A wetter weather condition is expected by Thursday into the weekend, with a chance of showers and thunderstorms.
Furthermore, the NWS Pittsburgh advisory warns of patchy dense fog in the region, which could cause hazardous commutes due to low visibility. In terms of the weather, the possibility of a storm is low.
On Wednesday, residents can anticipate locally severe thunderstorms and drenching rain. According to a weather report, areas at risk are the following:
Wilmington
Virginia Beach
Nashville
Little Rock
Nashville
St. Louis
Columbus
Detroit
Dallas
The latest report in Little Rock reveals that a severe weather concern is likely in the region, bringing a slight risk of damaging winds. The chance of a tornado is very low, while maximum wind speed can reach up to 60 mph.
On Thursday, flooding concerns and slow travel are likely in the following areas:
Little Rock
Jackson
Atlanta
Nashville
Jacksonville
Atlanta
Raleigh
Washington
Pittsburgh
Detroit
New York
Boston
Burlington
On Wednesday, the severe thunderstorm potential can unload flooding rain and hail in Detroit, Louisville, Nashville, Little Rock, Birmingham, Charleston, Columbus, Cleveland, and Buffalo.
In the late week, there is a possibility of cooler weather conditions for June.
Eastern US Weather Forecast: How can people keep safe from heavy rain and gusty winds?
The latest weather forecast warns of a challenging weather outlook in the Eastern U.S. this week, causing poor weather conditions. People should keep alert for the latest weather information in the region, particularly in low-lying areas.
In addition, homeowners should store emergency supplies at home.
