The southern US can expect a challenging weather outlook, according to the latest forecast. Isolated tornadoes, thunderstorms, and flooding rainfall are likely this week.
Severe weather can bring troublesome weather outlooks to portions of the US, particularly in the southern and central US. The challenging weather can cause travel hazards, power outages, and damage to homes.
The NWS Weather Prediction Center warns of low pressure in Texas, causing severe thunderstorms, flash flooding, and a rainy outlook. The National Weather Service (NWS) monitors the development of a deep upper low in the southwestern US.
Homeowners should stay alert for severe thunderstorms and isolated tornadoes this early week, especially if they have any travel plans. When the weather becomes challenging, it is best to wait until the weather finally improves.
Weather in the Southern US This Week
(Photo : NOAA NESDIS Satellite) According to forecasts, Southern US can expect challenging weather conditions this week, with a chance of isolated tornadoes, hail and thunderstorms.
In the NWS weather advisory, scattered showers are expected in parts of Gulf Coast states this week. From the Midwest to the Tennessee Valley, homeowners should anticipate low temperatures, dipping into the 20s and 30s.
On the other hand, hail conditions and tornadoes can emerge in the Plains, Ohio, and Mississippi Valleys. Motorists should expect localized flash flooding, travel disruptions, and severe thunderstorms in the following areas:
- Corpus Christi
- Austin
- Dallas
- Mobile
- Dothan
- Dallas
- Shreveport
From Texas to South Carolina, strong winds and severe weather are also likely. On the other hand, showers with thunderstorms and flooding will be likely from southeast Texas to southern Louisiana.
In the Southern US, the rainy outlook can help ease the drought concerns in the region. However, homeowners should still stay updated with the forecasts due to flooding concerns.
In late March, stormy conditions are forecast in the following areas:
- Boston
- Chicago
- New York
- Washington
- Charlotte
- Jacksonville
- Houston
- Miami
In Kansas City, the advisory shows that chilly and breezy conditions can unfold. Residents should stay alert for elevated fire weather concerns in the region due to low humidity.
In Chicago, the forecast reveals that a warm outlook can emerge on Tuesday. On St. Patrick's Day, people can expect a light snow outlook and colder temperatures.
Also Read: Texas NWS Weather Forecast: Severe Thunderstorms, Excessive Rainfall Likely This Late Week
Weather Outlook in the Northeastern US
On the other hand, snow squalls and colder weather outlook will unfold through Wednesday. Motorists should watch out for slow travel and reduced visibility this week. Potential snow is expected in the following areas:
- Detroit
- Buffalo
- Ottawa
- Quebec
- Columbus
- Charleston
- Pittsburgh
NWS Pittsburgh reports that cooler temperatures can unfold in the region, with a mix of rain and snow. Gusty showers are also likely, with winds reaching from 30 to 40 mph.
In the early weeks, freezing conditions can affect people's health and animals. Frozen potential is forecast in the following areas:
- St. Louis
- Little Rock
- Memphis
- Jackson
- Montgomery
- Atlanta
- Charlotte
- Nashville
- Louisville
- Indianapolis
- Charleston
- Charlotte
- Raleigh
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