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Eastern Storms Sweep the East as Tornado Risk and Travel Chaos Rise
weather26 days ago

Eastern Storms Sweep the East as Tornado Risk and Travel Chaos Rise

Thunderstorms swept the eastern U.S., triggering tornado advisories, mass flight cancellations and widespread power outages as forecasters warned of hurricane-force winds in the Mid-Atlantic. With 94 million people under alerts, the worst impacts were expected in the afternoon and evening, prompting North Carolina to activate its emergency team and Washington, D.C., officials to urge shelter and close landmarks. The storm system also brought travel disruptions from the Southeast to the Midwest, along with related risks of flash flooding, seasonal blizzards in the Great Lakes, and dramatic temperature swings.

via USA Today|
#flights-canceled#mid-atlantic#note-only-five-tags-allowed-extra-tag-kept-for-clarity
Tornado Threat Expands Across South, Midwest and East as Severe Weather Persists
weather1 month ago

Tornado Threat Expands Across South, Midwest and East as Severe Weather Persists

A line of severe thunderstorms is moving from the South through the Ohio Valley into the mid-Atlantic, spawning tornadoes, giant hail, and damaging winds with hundreds of reports. On Wednesday, additional tornadoes and damaging winds are possible across the South, Midwest and East, along with 1–3 inches of rain that could trigger flash flooding; multiple watches are in effect and safety guidance is being shared. Yesterday’s outbreaks included EF1 tornadoes in Illinois and Indiana and large hail across several states.

via Yahoo|
#flash-flooding#mid-atlantic#ohio-valley
East Coast Weekend Storm: Snow Totals Uncertain as Forecasts Shift
weather2 months ago

East Coast Weekend Storm: Snow Totals Uncertain as Forecasts Shift

A rapidly deepening winter storm threatens the Southeast to Northeast this weekend, delivering heavy snow inland and along the North Carolina coast, plus onshore winds with near-hurricane gusts and coastal flooding. About 22.5 million people are under winter-storm watches; Raleigh could see around 8 inches, Richmond 1–8 inches, and impacts could affect major cities like Washington, Philadelphia, New York, and Boston, though forecast totals vary widely and may shift as the storm tracks near or off the coast.

via Axios|
#coastal-flooding#mid-atlantic#northeast
East Coast Braces for Rare Coastal Storm and Nor’easter
weather6 months ago

East Coast Braces for Rare Coastal Storm and Nor’easter

A rare coastal storm is developing with a looping track over the Mid-Atlantic, making rainfall predictions challenging. The storm involves the interaction of two short waves in the jet stream, potentially stalling or looping for days, with rain expected from Saturday through Tuesday. Multiple weather models show a wide range of possible rainfall totals, emphasizing the uncertainty in exact impacts.

via Just In Weather|
#coastal-storm#looping-track#mid-atlantic
Roy Rogers Makes Nostalgic Comeback in South Jersey After Three Decades
business9 months ago

Roy Rogers Makes Nostalgic Comeback in South Jersey After Three Decades

Roy Rogers, once a dominant fast food chain in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic with over 600 locations in the 1990s, is experiencing a resurgence with plans to reopen and expand in areas like South New Jersey and Northern Virginia, after years of decline following its acquisition by Hardee's. The brand is slowly regaining its presence, with around 40 locations now, signaling a hopeful revival for fans of its classic menu.

via Mashed|
#business#comeback#expansion
"Heat Wave Shifts South, Affecting Over 100 Million"
weather1 year ago

"Heat Wave Shifts South, Affecting Over 100 Million"

A severe heat wave continues to affect the eastern U.S., with peak conditions shifting to the Mid-Atlantic over the weekend. Cities like Philadelphia and Washington, D.C. could see temperatures reach 100 degrees, with heat indexes over 105. Over 200 million people are expected to experience highs of at least 90 degrees, posing significant health risks.

via The Washington Post|
#heat-wave#high-temperatures#mid-atlantic
"Mid-Atlantic Hit by Golf Ball-Sized Hail in Severe Storms"
weather2 years ago

"Mid-Atlantic Hit by Golf Ball-Sized Hail in Severe Storms"

Severe storms in the mid-Atlantic region brought large hail, damaging winds, and heavy rain, with reports of golf ball-sized hail in Virginia and wind gusts of over 50 mph in Richmond. The storms led to power outages and a ground stop at Dulles International Airport. The threat of severe weather is expected to continue through Monday night but is likely to diminish as Tuesday approaches.

via Fox Weather |
#hail#mid-atlantic#severe-weather
"Northeast and New England Brace for Powerful Storm with Wind and Rain Threats"
weather2 years ago

"Northeast and New England Brace for Powerful Storm with Wind and Rain Threats"

A powerful storm system is expected to bring heavy rain and the threat of flooding to the Northeast and mid-Atlantic regions, with 1-2 inches of rain forecasted for areas from the mid-Mississippi Valley to the Great Lakes. The ground is already saturated from relentless rain earlier in the year, increasing the risk of flash flooding. Coastal flood alerts have been issued along the East Coast, with onshore winds and higher tides threatening communities along the shore. Additionally, the risk of flooding due to rain and snowmelt continues in northern New England, Ohio, and Indiana.

via New York Post |
#coastal-flood-alerts#flood-watches#flooding
"Severe Storms Threaten Mid-Atlantic and Florida, Tornado Watch in West Georgia"
weather2 years ago

"Severe Storms Threaten Mid-Atlantic and Florida, Tornado Watch in West Georgia"

A severe weather outbreak spanning from Texas to the Ohio Valley and the Southeast has now shifted to the East Coast, particularly affecting parts of Virginia and Florida. While the risk of severe weather has decreased from previous days, nearly 30 million people in the mid-Atlantic region and North and Central Florida still face the potential for damaging wind gusts, large hail, and a few tornadoes. The storm system is fast-moving, with thunderstorms moving east at over 50 mph, and is expected to move off the East Coast by sunset. Additionally, the article notes that April typically sees an increase in severe weather outbreaks, and this year's tornado activity is below average while hail and damaging wind reports are closer to average.

via Fox Weather |
#east-coast#mid-atlantic#severe-weather