Storms to Impact Northeast This Weekend Causing Slower Commutes, Power Outages

As May begins, the latest weather reports showed that rainy conditions and flooding concerns could emerge in parts of the Northeast until the early next week, causing possible travel disruptions and power outages.

Motorists and homeowners with travel plans should consider the weather conditions for the potential road hazards in parts of the Northeast due to the rainstorm forecast.

Recently, Nature World News and NBC New York's forecast explained that NYC could experience rainy conditions with chances of thunderstorms this week.

 The latest forecasts noted that rounds of rain could be likely until the end of the week.

Possible rainy conditions this week

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New York city skyline in Brooklyn. The latest weather forecast warned of the possible storms that could unload heavy rain and flooding concerns in parts of the Northeast this week, causing likely slower commutes and power outages.

As many Americans wrap up the final days of April, the weather outlook revealed that rain and thunderstorms could emerge until next month.

In other parts of the United States, the NWS Storm Prediction Center reported that severe weather could be possible in the Southeast and Rocky Mountains this week.

The weather advisory noted that strong low-pressure is also possible to unload heavy rain and severe weather in parts of the Southern US.

The forecast noted that rainy conditions could also become possible in the Northeast this weekend.

On the other hand, AccuWeather's outlook revealed that rainy conditions could unfold through Friday night, April 28, causing beneficial rain and local flash flooding.

The forecast said rainy conditions with possible thunderstorms could emerge in New Orleans, Atlanta, Jacksonville, Cincinnati and Washington D.C.

The weather forecast also warned of potential flash flooding due to the possible heavy rain.

Homeowners in flood-prone areas should stay alert for the weather conditions, especially for floodwaters.

On the weekend, the weather report showed that rainy conditions could persist on Saturday in Detroit, Columbus, Pittsburgh, Detroit, Burlington, New York, Boston and Portland.

Next week, the weather outlook said rain and thunderstorms could be possible, causing flooding downpours, coastal flood risk and strong winds.

From Sunday to Monday, the forecast said that rain could unload in Chicago, Pittsburgh, Detroit, Syracuse, Boston, New York and Myrtle Beach.

Americans with travel plans should bring an umbrella or raincoat protection for outdoor activities, as rainy conditions could unload until next week.

Preparing for potential flooding concerns

It is essential to stay prepared for the severe weather conditions this week, especially for the chances of rain.

Here are essential reminders for homeowners.

Also Read: U.S. Weather Forecast: Rainy Conditions Likely in New York City This Week

Homeowners near rivers or flood-prone areas should keep updated with the weather.

It is best to monitor for potential floodwaters and stay away from flooding.

In addition, motorists with travel plans should check for possible flood waters.

It is best to reschedule your trip when the weather becomes better.

Americans should be patient while on the road due to the chances of travel disruptions.

Slower commutes are also expected.

Homeowners should keep supplies inside their homes. The latest weather report showed that the weather makes power outages possible.

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