Northeast braces for flash flooding threat
Summary
The Northeast and Mid-Atlantic regions in the U.S. are preparing for severe storms and possible flash flooding on Tuesday. Heavy rain and strong winds could affect cities like Washington, D.C., Philadelphia, and New York City, with risks continuing throughout the day.Key Facts
- A level 3 of 5 severe weather threat is forecast from northeastern Kentucky to New Jersey.
- Cities at risk include Pittsburgh, Washington, D.C., Baltimore, and Philadelphia.
- Flash flooding is possible along the Interstate 95 corridor, especially in urban areas.
- Rainfall could exceed 1 inch per hour, which may cause rapid flooding.
- Thunderstorms may bring damaging winds and tornadoes.
- The storms are expected to begin by late morning or early afternoon and last all day.
- Flood watches are in place from Delaware to southern New York.
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