Eastern US Weather Forecast: Severe Thunderstorms to Hit New York, Washington This Week

People commuting in the Eastern U.S. should watch out for severe thunderstorm potential this week, including in New York and Washington. The main risks are hail, heavy rains, and flooding concerns.

Considering the weather outlook in the Eastern U.S., homeowners should keep updated with the latest weather information in the region. Meanwhile, commuters can likely encounter slower commutes due to slippery roads.

According to a weather report by the NWS Weather Prediction Center, a severe thunderstorm potential and excessive rainfall can affect portions of the Central Plains and the Middle Mississippi Valley on Friday.

Weather in the Eastern U.S: Where will severe weather unload?

In a weather report published on June 6, the forecast monitors the potential potent storms in the eastern U.S., which will help unleash flooding rainfall and damaging winds.

People with travel plans should be extra cautious in navigating the roads due to a poor weather outlook in the region. On Thursday, severe thunderstorms can unload downpours and hail in the following areas:

• Albany
• Scranton
• New York
• Washington
• Richmond
• Norfolk
• Raleigh
• Wilmington

Additional concerns are flooded roads in the region. Due to possible hazardous commutes, Commuters should monitor the road conditions before traveling.

In New York, the weather report shows that showers and thunderstorms are likely. Additionally, the report warns of rounds of heavy rain in Long Island and NYC.

For Boston residents, the forecast noted that locally dense fog could unfold in the region this early Friday morning. Due to low visibility, road dangers are likely. Meanwhile, lingering scattered showers can occur in eastern MA, including localized strong wind gusts.

The rainy conditions will bring the much-awaited cooler weather in the eastern U.S. A cooler weather outlook is forecast in Peoria, Madison, Indianapolis, Chicago, Detroit, Pittsburgh, and Toronto.

Gusty northwest winds are likely on Friday in Chicago. Storms and showers can occur on the weekend. Additionally, temperatures are expected to be drier early next week.

Weather in other portions of the U.S

Additionally, an excessive rainfall outlook is likely in the central and southern Plains, including in the Ozarks. The latest advisory for June 7 to June 8 warns of multiple rounds of organized storms and heavy rain.

From Friday to Monday, the Great Lakes and Northeast can experience gusty showers. Dry conditions and reduced humidity can also occur.

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Staying safe from severe weather in the eastern U.S: How can homeowners prepare?

The latest weather forecasts showed severe thunderstorms or stormy conditions can threaten portions of the eastern U.S. Homeowners should stay aware of changing weather conditions, especially if they have any travel plans.

In addition, homeowners should limit outdoor travel as much as possible or be extra cautious on slippery roads. When weather becomes challenging, it is important to stay at home or wait until the weather conditions improve.

Most importantly, households can store emergency supplies at home, which will be helpful in evacuations or inaccessible roads.

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