Some computer models predict more than 6 inches of rain for the region.If you read “Cinderella trilogy” surely you remember the terror triplets, Ash's stepbrothers who made her life miserable. Specific forecast details are still unknown, as this event is still several days away, but the potential exists for urban and street flooding. Coastal flooding and heavy rain are also possible across southern New England.

The same energy associated with the severe weather outbreak will translate to a powerful low pressure system known as a nor’easter along the East Coast of the US by Tuesday and Wednesday.Ĭonditions are looking favorable for strong northeasterly winds to develop, which is how a nor’easter gets its name. The track of the developing Low Pressure will determine if / where hurricane force wind gusts impact the coast including Boston. ⚠️The potential for a very powerful Nor'easter is increasing for Tues/Wed of upcoming week. Weather models hint at possible nor’easter midweek Even though tornadoes can occur anytime of the year, fall typically experiences an uptick in activity as warm, humid air from the south interacts with increasingly more potent cold fronts from the north. Large temperature swings associated with the changing seasons can help fuel severe weather development. This region has a greater than 10% probability of a strong tornado (EF-2 to EF-5) within 25 miles of any particular point.įall is commonly considered a secondary peak season for severe weather in the US. Louis to Springfield, Missouri, as having a significant threat for tornadoes. However, the Storm Prediction Center has highlighted a specific area from St. Tornadoes, large hail and damaging winds reports have been reported through Sunday night across parts of Arkansas, Missouri, Illinois and Indiana. Severe weather is possible early this week for a large part of the country.Ī temperature battleground is setting the stage for an outbreak starting Sunday across the mid Mississippi Valley that will move east to the Carolinas and mid-Atlantic states by Monday.

Particularly vulnerable roadways and streams are most at risk with this event, as the heavy rain is forecast to last into Monday. Rainfall accumulations of 3 to 6 inches, with locally higher amounts exceeding 10 inches, will lead to localized flash flooding, mudslides and rockslides. The NWS has flash flood watches across a large expanse of central and northern California. Precipitation forecast through Wednesday.

Triple threat by k webster