Developing Area of Low Pressure To Bring Stormy Outlook in Central to Southern Plains in US This Late Week

The latest weather report showed that an area of low pressure can unleash rounds of rain from Central Plains to Southern Plains this week.

The challenging weather conditions can bring difficult travel conditions to parts of the US. The final week of November can become warmer and stormy in some states.

According to the NWS Weather Prediction Center, Thanksgiving can become troublesome this week as two main storm systems could affect the weather. The main concerns are flooding rainfall, winter conditions and thunderstorm threat.

Developing Area of Low Pressure: Where Will It Impact?

(Photo : NOAA NESDIS Satellite View as of November 21, 2023)
NOAA NESDIS Satellite View as of November 21, 2023. The National Weather Service's (NWS) latest advisory warned that a developing area of low pressure could bring rainy conditions to parts of the Central to Southern Plains US this week.

The forecast warned of heavy rains and thunderstorms in the Lower Mississippi Valley to the Mid-Atlantic. In New England and the Northeast, residents can expect wintery weather this early week.

The National Weather Service (NWS) is currently monitoring a developing area of low pressure in the Central Plains this early week, which can significantly affect the weather conditions in the region.

Furthermore, heavy precipitation is also likely this week as stormy conditions impact parts of the Middle to Lower Mississippi Valley. The rounds of rain will benefit drought-affected regions from the Central to Southern Plains.

The forecast warned of isolated tornadoes these coming days due to strong winds. Residents should also watch out for hail conditions and flash flood risks.

Meanwhile, the severe weather threat could unfold in portions of the Northeastern US, Ohio Valley, Tennessee Valley, Southeast, Mid-Atlantic and Appalachians.

Flood-prone areas are at risk of the severe weather threat this week, with small to severe flooding. Motorists are also at risk of flooding concerns.

It is best to monitor the weather forecasts before planning an outdoor trip.

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Severe Weather Preparedness: How Can Americans Stay Safe This Thanksgiving?

Preparing for severe weather conditions is essential to anticipate the poor forecast outlook. Americans can experience heavy rain conditions and the coming winter weather threats.

As a result, preparedness is important to keep safe from the troublesome weather outlook in the US. Here are essential severe weather reminders this week in the US.

Keeping updated with the severe weather outlook this Thanksgiving

Homeowners should stay alert for severe weather conditions in the Southern and Central Plains. Nocturnal tornadoes are the main concern this midweek.

People can turn on mobile alerts if severe weather strikes at night.

Stay at home as possible

When the weather suddenly becomes severe, staying at home is the best option in the US. Motorists should check the challenging driving conditions.

Also Read: Southern US Weather Forecast: Tornadoes, Heavy Rain Likely This Week

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Nocturnal tornadoes can become life-threatening when people are sleeping at night.

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