RV Weather

Planning to travel this week? Here’s what could impact your route.

Severe storms threaten major travel corridors from the Plains to the Northeast today
Flash-flood risk builds today and into the weekend from the Mid-South and Ohio Valley into the Mid-Atlantic
Dangerous heat continues from the desert Southwest to the Southeast, with more heat building north this weekend

Dangerous heat today in both the Southwest and Southeast
Severe storms and flash-flood risk for the Central U.S. today
Ohio Valley into the Mid-Atlantic faces repeated rounds of thunderstorms and flash flooding through Thursday

Flash-flood risk from West Virginia and Virginia into northeast North Carolina may affect major East Coast and Appalachian routes this afternoon into Wednesday morning.
Severe thunderstorms and heavy rain target the Upper Midwest and northern Great Lakes today through Wednesday night.
Dangerous heat continues across the Southwest and southern California deserts, including Phoenix, Tucson, and the lower Grand Canyon.

Major flash-flood threat today into Tuesday across the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast, especially from New York City to Cape Cod.
Severe thunderstorms today into tonight across the Upper Midwest and northern Plains
Extreme heat across the Southwest deserts and Arizona metro areas Tuesday through Thursday

Flash flooding could disrupt travel today through Tuesday across the Mid-Atlantic and southern New England, including the busy Pennsylvania–New Jersey–New York corridor.
Scattered severe storms today may bring damaging winds across a broad, high-travel area from the Mid-Atlantic through the Tennessee Valley and Southeast.
Extreme heat dissipates in the East, but expands Tuesday through Thursday across the Southwest deserts and Arizona metro areas, with afternoon temperatures reaching 107–117° F.