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Severe Storms Threaten Central US with Tornadoes and Damaging Winds
weather1 year ago

Severe Storms Threaten Central US with Tornadoes and Damaging Winds

A Tornado Watch has been issued for parts of eastern Oklahoma and northeast Texas, including Dallas and Tulsa, as severe storms threaten the central U.S. for the third consecutive day. The main hazards include strong tornadoes and damaging winds, with storm activity expected to intensify from late morning through the afternoon. The severe weather system is also bringing heavy rain, increasing flood risks, particularly in the Ozarks and areas with recent significant rainfall. The threat is expected to decrease by Monday night as the system moves eastward.

"US Braces for Relentless Winter Onslaught with Series of Powerful Storms"
weather2 years ago

"US Braces for Relentless Winter Onslaught with Series of Powerful Storms"

The U.S. is facing a week of extreme weather with back-to-back winter storms impacting the mid-Atlantic and Northeast regions. The first storm has already brought up to a foot of snow, causing travel disruptions and dangerous driving conditions due to ice accumulation. A second, more potent storm is expected to follow, bringing a mix of snow, ice, strong winds, tornadoes, and flooding rainfall across the eastern half of the country. Major cities like Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York, and Washington, DC, may see less impact, while New England could experience significant snowfall. Officials are urging caution and preparedness as the storms pose risks of severe weather, flooding, and power outages.

"US Braces for Week of Severe Winter Weather as Storms Line Up"
weather2 years ago

"US Braces for Week of Severe Winter Weather as Storms Line Up"

The United States is bracing for a punishing week of extreme weather, with back-to-back winter storms impacting the mid-Atlantic and Northeast regions. The first storm is expected to deliver up to a foot of snow through Sunday, causing potential travel disruptions for millions under winter storm alerts. A second, more potent storm will follow, bringing snow, ice, strong winds, tornadoes, and flooding rainfall across a broader area, including the Central US, Great Lakes, Midwest, and interior Northeast. Officials are urging residents to stay home if possible and are preparing for severe conditions, including potential flooding and power outages.

"Latest Updates and Precautions as Winter Storm Brings Snow, Sleet, and Rain to N.J. and Philadelphia Region"
weather2 years ago

"Latest Updates and Precautions as Winter Storm Brings Snow, Sleet, and Rain to N.J. and Philadelphia Region"

New Jersey is experiencing a quick-moving winter storm expected to bring 6 to 12 inches of snow to northern counties, with the heaviest snowfall occurring Saturday night. The storm is anticipated to taper off after midnight, with some lingering light snow and rain showers into Sunday morning. Winter storm warnings are in effect until Sunday evening for several counties. The state is preparing for potential flooding with another storm system forecasted to bring heavy rain and strong winds by Tuesday, following the snowmelt from the weekend's storm.

"Incoming Severe Weather Threatens Georgia with Potent Storms and Varied Conditions"
weather2 years ago

"Incoming Severe Weather Threatens Georgia with Potent Storms and Varied Conditions"

Southwest Georgia is under a Slight Risk for severe thunderstorms, with the potential for tornadoes, damaging winds, hail, and significant rainfall leading to flash flooding and rising water levels in creeks and rivers. The situation may escalate as the event approaches, with 3-6 inches of rain expected and wind gusts over 40 mph outside of thunderstorms.

"West Coast Anticipates Relief and Woes as Storms Promise Snow and Rain"
weather2 years ago

"West Coast Anticipates Relief and Woes as Storms Promise Snow and Rain"

The West Coast of the U.S. is preparing for a series of powerful storms that will bring heavy rain to coastal and low-lying areas and significant snowfall to mountain regions from California to Washington. The National Weather Service forecasts up to 36 inches of snow in the Sierra Nevada and Cascades, with winter weather alerts in effect. While the mountains prepare for heavy snow, coastal regions are expected to receive 2-3 inches of rain, with potential flooding risks. The storms will also affect travel, with dangerous conditions anticipated on mountain passes.