The northeastern region of the United States is expected to receive a wave of cooler air to alleviate the smoky and dry conditions it has been experiencing. Recent reports indicate that parts of the Northeast have been affected by poor air quality and dry weather due to wildfires in Canada.
This change in weather patterns could bring cooler air, potentially resulting in thunderstorms and rainfall. The National Weather Service has also warned of heavy rain and severe storms that could impact the Gulf Coasts and Central High Plains.
A Wave Of Cooler Air In The Northeast
According to AccuWeather, several cities including Green Bay, Chicago, Detroit, Binghamton, Toronto, St. Louis, Beckley, and Nashville are forecasted to experience abnormally cool weather. It is advised that individuals with travel plans consider these weather conditions for the week, as rain and severe thunderstorms could cause slower commutes and travel disruptions.
New York City recently recorded unhealthy levels of air quality and smoky conditions due to wildfires in the region. The NWS has reported that severe thunderstorms could occur on Wednesday and Wednesday nights in Providence, New York, and Springfield.
Furthermore, there is a possibility of rain and potential thunderstorms during the midweek in cities such as Buffalo, Pittsburgh, Charleston, Burlington, Portland, Boston, and Washington. Flash flooding and damaging wind gusts are also expected in the Northeast due to the rainy outlook.
The challenging weather conditions are likely to affect Eastern New York, Southwestern and Central England, and New Jersey. In the late week, showers are expected in Boston, New York, Washington, and Chicago.
Weather In Other Parts Of The United States
In other parts of the United States, the NWS has issued a severe weather warning for parts of Oklahoma, Texas, and the Texas Panhandle.
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Severe thunderstorms are expected in Dodge City, Little Rock, and Dallas, which could result in local flash flooding, large hail, and isolated tornadoes. Oklahoma City, Little Rock, Atlanta, Dallas, Jacksonville, and Shreveport are also at risk of severe thunderstorms.
Residents in flood-prone areas should stay alert for possible flash flooding and flooding. It is important to avoid floodwaters and have emergency kits prepared in homes and cars. Recommended items for emergency kits include battery-operated flashlights, a battery-operated radio, extra batteries, a medicine kit, non-perishable goods, and extra mobile phones.
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