We can expect lots of severe weather on Tuesday in the lower Ohio Valley, Tennessee Valley, mid-South and Deep South. Kentucky and Tennessee are at risk of strong tornadoes, with wind gusts of up to 75 mph, and flash flooding is also a possibility.
Around 60 million people in the central and southern U.S. are in danger because of bad weather. This is because of a recent tornado outbreak in Kentucky, where at least 19 people died. This bad weather has been going on for eight days and has affected the middle of the country since last Wednesday.
The main danger is expected to be severe weather on Tuesday, mainly in Kentucky, Tennessee, eastern Arkansas, northern Mississippi and northern Alabama. The weather will be very changeable, which will create strong thunderstorms, hail, wind and the possibility of tornadoes.
The middle and lower part of the U.S. is getting ready for several rounds of severe thunderstorms. These storms will gradually move east during the afternoon and evening.
A strong upper-level system is causing the storm activity, drawing in moist air across the middle and eastern U.S. and increasing the risk of flash flooding.
The middle and lower part of the U.S. is getting ready for several rounds of severe thunderstorms. These storms will gradually move east during the afternoon and evening.
A strong upper-level system is causing the storm activity, drawing in moist air across the middle and eastern U.S. and increasing the risk of flash flooding.
The Storm Prediction Center has said that there is a 3 out of 5 risk of severe thunderstorms in several states, including Kentucky, Tennessee, eastern Arkansas, northern Mississippi, and northern Alabama. There is a risk of strong tornadoes in cities like Memphis, Nashville, Lexington and Birmingham.
Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear has told people that NOAA radio services will be off for a few days because of a planned system update.
Severe weather is expected this afternoon and tonight. This means strong, damaging winds and possibly tornadoes. Wind speeds of up to 70 mph are possible.
People living in Nashville, Tennessee, should get ready for some big storms. The storms are expected to hit around dinnertime and after sunset. Please be very careful during the night because of the continued severe weather.
There is a risk of tornadoes, and these are more likely to be deadly at night than during the day. On Tuesday, there will be storms in central and southern Illinois, Indiana, and Kentucky. These will bring heavy rain, with amounts of between 1 and 2 inches in most places, and locally higher amounts of over 3 inches. This rain may make it hard to rebuild areas hit by tornadoes in Kentucky. The NOAA’s Weather Prediction Center has said there is a 2 out of 4 chance of flash flooding in parts of Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Virginia, West Virginia, Kentucky, and Tennessee. Source: There is a chance of more powerful tornadoes in Kentucky and the Tennessee Valley after the recent severe weather.
