All articles tagged with #thunderstorm warning
Tornado and severe storm warnings have been issued in Tennessee and Mississippi, with the possibility of damaging winds, heavy rainfall, and the potential for tornadoes and large hail. The National Weather Service has issued multiple severe thunderstorm warnings for various counties in the region. Residents are advised to stay alert to rapidly changing conditions as storms continue throughout the day and night.
A storm system moving into Oklahoma from the Texas panhandle is expected to bring severe storms, including straight line winds up to 65 mph, golf ball-sized hail, and the possibility of flooding. Several counties in Oklahoma have already been issued severe thunderstorm warnings and flash flood warnings.
A severe thunderstorm warning was issued for the Susquehanna Valley, causing storm damage in Lykens Township, Dauphin County. Downed power lines and storm clouds were observed on Specktown Road and Yuts Road, while a 200-year-old tree fell on Long Road.
Severe storms hit north Georgia causing damage and power outages in several areas. Local authorities reported multiple trees and powerlines down in at least 11 areas throughout the evening and night. A Severe Thunderstorm Watch has been issued for several counties until 1 a.m. with isolated severe storms and damaging wind gusts possible. Over 66,000 people remain without power following a night of storms.
Parts of Indiana are at enhanced risk for severe weather as thunderstorms make their way across the state Sunday afternoon. These storms could happen quickly and produce tornadoes, damaging winds, flooding and hail. While most thunderstorms will remain weak, some could drop heavy rain and hail. Tornadoes also are possible and a tornado watch was issued about 1:30 p.m. for most of the state. Hail larger than 2 inches is possible with wind gusts higher than 60 mph. The storms will mostly happen between 2-8 p.m.
A tornado watch and severe thunderstorm warning are in effect for multiple counties in north Alabama until early Monday morning. The main threats are damaging wind gusts, potentially large hail, frequent lightning, and heavy rainfall. More rain chances will continue through at least mid-week, which could create flash flooding issues for areas that see repeated heavy rainfall. Temperatures will stay on the cooler side in the low to mid-80s.
Parts of metro Atlanta and north Georgia are under a Level 3 out of 5 risk for severe weather, with possible strong, damaging wind gusts and hail, and the possibility of a brief tornado. Several waves of scattered rain and strong to severe storms are expected to move through the area through the evening and into the early morning hours. Severe Thunderstorm Warnings have been issued for various counties in the area.
Severe storms brought wind, hail, and rain to parts of North Texas, with multiple thunderstorm and tornado warnings issued throughout the day. Six Flags Over Texas closed early due to the inclement weather. Hail damage to roofs, siding, windows, and vehicles is expected in some areas. As of 8:26 p.m., no counties in North Texas are under severe weather warnings.