'Life-Threatening' Storms Threaten Millions On Memorial Day Weekend: Map
Summary
Millions of Americans face stormy weather with possible life-threatening flooding during Memorial Day weekend. Heavy rain and strong storms are expected mainly in the southern and eastern U.S., which could cause travel delays and disrupt outdoor plans.Key Facts
- About 45 million Americans plan to travel 50 miles or more during May 21-25 for Memorial Day.
- Forecasters warn of waves of showers and thunderstorms in southern Plains, Mississippi Valley, Southeast, and Ohio Valley.
- Some storm clusters could become severe with hail and strong winds.
- Heavy rain may cause flooding, especially where the ground is already wet from previous rain.
- Flood watches are in effect in parts of Texas, Louisiana, Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio, West Virginia, and Pennsylvania.
- Rainfall could exceed two inches per hour in some areas, increasing flood risks.
- Conditions in the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast will be cooler and wet with intermittent rain.
- Flood watches warn of possible life-threatening flooding in many Texas counties through Monday evening.
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