It sounds like there’s quite a bit of weather activity expected over the next few days! Here’s a breakdown:
- Severe Thunderstorms:
- Moderate risk over parts of the Middle Mississippi Valley, Ohio/Tennessee Valleys on Wednesday.
- Enhanced risk over the Ohio/Tennessee Valleys and Middle Mississippi Valley through Thursday morning, with the potential for significant hazards like tornadoes, hail, and severe wind gusts.
- Enhanced risk over parts of the Southern Plains on Thursday with similar hazards.
- Excessive Rainfall:
- Moderate risk over parts of the Ohio/Tennessee Valleys on Wednesday, leading to flash flooding and potential river flooding.
- Slight risk over parts of the Southern Plains/Lower Mississippi Valley on Thursday, also with the potential for localized flash flooding.
- Snowfall:
- Heavy snow over the higher elevations of the Northern Rockies on Wednesday, continuing into Friday.
- Storm Movement:
- A front will move eastward off the Northeast Coast on Wednesday.
- A wave of low pressure over parts of the Central/Southern Plains will move eastward to the Ohio Valley by Thursday.
- Part of the boundary will linger over parts of the Southeast and Central Gulf Coast on Friday.
- Additional Impacts:
- Showers and thunderstorms developing over various regions, including parts of the Northeast, Northern Plains, Upper/Middle Mississippi Valley, Central Plains, and Great Lakes/Ohio Valley.
- Heavy rain expected over eastern Texas, northern Louisiana, central Mississippi Valley, and other areas, potentially leading to localized flash flooding.
It’s essential for those in the affected areas to stay updated on weather forecasts and take necessary precautions to stay safe during severe weather events.