Eastern US can expect challenging weather conditions this week due to the chance of heavy rain, causing potential flooding concerns. In the late week, homeowners can anticipate the warming trend.
The National Weather Service (NWS) warned of flash and urban flooding in parts of Western Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas Gulf Coast. People are advised to keep updated with the weather, especially for commuters and communities in low-lying areas.
In the Southeast Louisiana to the Southern Appalachians, the forecast warned of urban flooding. In the Midwest and Northeast, homeowners should stay alert for hazardous travel and heavy rain in the midweek.
In the Deep South and Gulf Coast, moderate to excessive rainfall is possible.
Eastern US Weather Forecast
NESDIS Live Hurricane Tracker. The latest weather forecast showed that the Eastern US can expect rounds of rain this week. However, residents can expect a warming trend in the late week. In Boston, the forecast noted that temperatures could become average above normal on the weekend in the city. However, people can still watch out for potential rain and snow on the weekend.
According to the latest weather forecast, the threat of flooding and heavy rain could unfold in portions of the Eastern US this week. At the beginning of January, most parts of the country experienced extreme cold and snow due to the blast of arctic air.
Limiting outdoor activities is recommended to prevent potential travel dangers in the Eastern US due to the weather outlook in the region. On Thursday, the rainy outlook is expected in the following areas:
- Buffalo
- Detroit
- Columbus
- Detroit
- Charleston
- Washington
- New York
- Pittsburgh
- Boston
With the rainy conditions, flooded roads are possible amidst the winter conditions in parts of the US. Motorists should consider the travel commutes, including flooded roads this week.
Meanwhile, the weather advisory noted the wet conditions in the Northeast and Ohio Valley. With colder conditions, residents can likely experience freezing rain.
On Friday, moderate rainfall can spread over Virginia Beach, Raleigh, Washington, Nashville and Raleigh. On Thursday, the rounds of rain can also unfold in the following areas:
- Buffalo
- Detroit
- Buffalo
- New York City
- Pittsburgh
- Washington
- Virginia Beach
- Charleston
- Columbus
In the late week, a warm outlook can emerge in the following areas:
- Minneapolis
- Omaha
- Chicago
- Detroit
- Omaha
- Kansas City
- Memphis
- Montgomery
- New Orleans
- Charlotte
- Washington
- New York City
- Boston
- Orlando
In Boston, the forecast noted that temperatures could become average above normal on the weekend in the city. However, people can still watch out for potential rain and snow on the weekend.
Also Read: Midwest, Northeast Weather: Swath of Ice And Snow to Impact Midweek
Keeping Safe From Rounds of Rains in the Eastern US
The latest weather forecast warned of rounds of rain in the Eastern US this week, bringing travel and flooding concerns. Although a warming event is likely, homeowners should stay alert for threats of winter storms and snowstorms.
Americans should watch out for signs of hypothermia and frostbite this week. Wearing winter-related clothes is important at all times to avoid cold-related health concerns.
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