A low pressure system will move east from the Plains bringing with it warmer air and likely trigger severe thunderstorms and possible tornadoes over the Thanksgiving travel weekend November 22 & 23rd.
High risk areas for severe weather will be from Texas into the Lower Mississippi Valley Saturday before moving into southeastern states Sunday. Damaging winds, large hail, locally heavy rain, and tornadoes are possible.
Stay ahead of severe weather and sign-up for email and/or text message alerts from iAlert.com.
Severe Weather Likely for Southeast and Gulf States This weekend; Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi at High Risk
Severe Weather Likely for Southeast and Gulf States This weekend; Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi at High Risk. Map below shows areas of risk below….
A low pressure system will move east from the Plains bringing with it warmer air and likely trigger severe thunderstorms and possible tornadoes over the Thanksgiving travel weekend November 22 & 23rd.
High risk areas for severe weather will be from Texas into the Lower Mississippi Valley Saturday before moving into southeastern states Sunday. Damaging winds, large hail, locally heavy rain, and tornadoes are possible.
Stay ahead of severe weather and sign-up for email and/or text message alerts from iAlert.com.
A low pressure system will move east from the Plains bringing with it warmer air and likely trigger severe thunderstorms and possible tornadoes over the Thanksgiving travel weekend November 22 & 23rd.
High risk areas for severe weather will be from Texas into the Lower Mississippi Valley Saturday before moving into southeastern states Sunday. Damaging winds, large hail, locally heavy rain, and tornadoes are possible.
Stay ahead of severe weather and sign-up for email and/or text message alerts from iAlert.com.
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