As such, cities like Little Rock, Arkansas, and Memphis, Tennessee, could have yet another round of severe weather.ĪccuWeather meteorologists warn that the severe thunderstorm outbreak Thursday and Thursday night could be the most widespread of the three-day event. "The parent storm will be slow to move, allowing for the same area to be threatened by severe thunderstorms two days in a row," Duff explained. The risk for severe weather is not likely to end Wednesday night in this area. AccuWeather National Reporter Tony Laubach also noted that there were visibility issues in southwestern Arkansas Wednesday evening. The first round of severe weather continued into Wednesday night, as gusty thunderstorms began to erupt in Little Rock, Arkansas. Have the app? Unlock AccuWeather Alerts™ with Premium+ Damaging wind is still the main hazard, but tornadoes & hail are possible. Thunderstorms will generally occur at night (harder to recognize the dangers) and will move rapidly (50 mph) to the east. for the second half of the week," said AccuWeather Meteorologist Renee Duff. Hourly Weather Forecast for Oklahoma City, OK - The Weather Channel Hourly Weather - Oklahoma City, OK asOfTime Tuesday, February 28 8:00 am 48 0 Sunny feelsLike 44. Severe weather is expected late Sunday afternoon through 3am. "The warm Gulf moisture flowing northward into this storm will help to create the dynamic situation for the southern U.S. The clash of cold and warm air is likely to produce a blockbuster storm that will trigger both a zone of heavy snow to its north and an area of severe thunderstorms to its south.
this week will be the cause of more severe weather. The next round of severe weather will threaten once again areas from Texas to Ohio, but residents in locations farther east such as southern Virginia and the Carolinas could also be at risk.Ī new storm developing in the central U.S. AccuWeather forecasters warn that yet another round of severe weather will unfold this week, and it could be just as potent as the earlier round.
Damaging thunderstorms, some of which spawned destructive tornadoes and turned deadly, have already torn through parts of the United States from Oklahoma to Ohio this week.
0 kommentar(er)
