Planning to travel this week? Here’s what could impact your route.
Coastal flooding threatens the Outer Banks and parts of the Virginia-Maryland coast into Tuesday, with 2–4 feet of inundation, overwash and numerous road closures possible on Hatteras Island.
Strong Gulf Coast winds may down limbs and cause outages from coastal Texas to the Florida Panhandle today, with renewed road blockages possible in parts of Mississippi, Alabama and the western Panhandle.
Santa Ana winds bring gusts to 55 mph, possible outages and rapid-fire-growth risk to parts of Southern California today.
Planning to travel this week? Here’s what could impact your route.
Damaging Santa Ana winds and extreme fire behavior threaten Southern California today and Saturday; mountain and foothill gusts may reach 90 mph this afternoon.
Arizona, New Mexico and far West Texas face damaging winds and blowing dust today; southern Arizona gusts may reach 75 mph tonight into early Saturday.
Damaging wind gusts and an isolated brief tornado may accompany thunderstorms from the central Appalachians and Mid-Atlantic to southern New England this afternoon and early evening.
Planning to travel this week? Here’s what could impact your route.
– Oklahoma and Texas: Widespread heavy rain and flash flooding threaten travelers today, with some areas already reporting more than 5 inches of rain and additional downpours expected.
– Southern California: Dangerous Santa Ana winds gusting 60–70 mph through Friday bring hazardous travel, damaging winds, and extreme wildfire danger.
– Southwest and Southern Rockies: Powerful winds gusting 55–70 mph across Arizona, New Mexico, and Far West Texas today into Friday threaten high-profile vehicles, with blowing dust reducing visibility.
Planning to travel this week? Here’s what could impact your route.
Flash flooding threatens a broad swath from Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas to Missouri and the lower Ohio Valley today; greatest risk along the I-44 corridor in Oklahoma.
Severe storms could bring 70-plus-mph gusts, hail and a tornado or two to central and southern Oklahoma and central and northern Texas this afternoon and evening.
Powerful southwest winds Thursday through Saturday may gust 50 to 70 mph, creating hazardous RV crosswinds from Southern California to New Mexico and far West Texas; extreme fire conditions threaten Southern California.
Planning to travel this week? Here’s what could impact your route.
Severe thunderstorms may bring large hail, damaging winds and possibly a tornado this afternoon into tonight, focused on Kansas, central and western Oklahoma, far northern Texas and northwestern Missouri.
Heavy rain and flash-flood threats shift across the central U.S. through Friday—from Kansas, Oklahoma, northern Texas and Missouri today into a broader southern Plains and Midwest corridor Wednesday–Thursday, lingering in New Mexico and western Texas Friday.
Strong winds threaten high-profile vehicles Thursday in the central Rockies and High Plains and Friday–Saturday from southeastern California to western Texas; southeastern Arizona may see 50–60 mph gusts and blowing dust.
