Great Plains, Mississippi Valley Weather: Severe Storms Possible to Unleash Hail, Rounds of Rain

A weather report warns of severe storms in the Mississippi Valley and Great Plains this week, bringing hail and rounds of rain. Commuters should consider the weather forecasts if they have any travel plans, mitigating the risks of a poor weather outlook.

According to a weather report by the National Weather Service, the forecast monitors the development of a system that could unleash a large area of showers over the eastern Gulf of Mexico and the southeast coast.

The main concerns in this week's weather are flash floods, flooding, hail, and isolated tornadoes. The advisory also warns that flash flooding can occur at any time or without warning, and it is best to keep updated with the latest weather information this week.

Great Plains and Mississippi Valley: What can homeowners expect?

An NWS weather report for June 12 and June 14 monitors the development of severe storms over the Great Plains and Mississippi Valley. Additionally, the forecast noted prolonged heavy to excessive rainfall in portions of southern Florida this late week.

A thunderstorm potential is also likely in the south-central Texas this week. Homeowners should keep alert for flooding concerns due to a slight risk of severe thunderstorms.

In addition, a challenging weather outlook is forecast for Wednesday in the Upper Midwest. On Thursday, there is a risk of severe weather in the Central Plains and Middle Mississippi Valley.

Another concern for this week is tornadoes and hail. Homeowners should keep updated with tornado advisories this week. This June, tornadoes are still likely to be present.

Central U.S Weather Outlook

In the Central U.S., the latest weather report published on June 12 warns of severe weather potential this week, which could disrupt daily commutes in the region. In the midweek, the likelihood of flooding, rain, and hail can unfold in the following areas:

• Del Rio
• San Antonio
• San Angelo
• Waco
• Austin
• San Antonio
• Houston

Commuters should check the latest weather information or road advisories before commuting. Limiting outdoor travel is recommended to minimize the weather risk. In Houston, the forecast shows a stormy outlook for the region, with a chance of urban flooding.

On Wednesday, a severe storm potential can unload hail, downpours, localized damaging winds, and isolated tornadoes. Areas at risk are the following:

• Grand Forks
• Fargo
• Watertown
• Sioux Falls
• Sioux City
• Davenport
• Madison
• La Crosse
• Minneapolis
• Duluth

In Sioux Falls, a severe weather risk is forecasted to occur in midweek. This week, there is a 40% to 60% chance of severe weather. This poor weather outlook can unleash hail and windy conditions.

Considering the potential weather outlook in the Mississippi Valley, Plains, and south-central U.S., homeowners should store emergency kits in case evacuations or inaccessible roads occur.

Additionally, power outages and tree damage can happen, adding more danger to homeowners and commuters.

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