Tornado threats, heavy rain and snow expected as dangerous spring storms threaten millions
Millions of people are under a weather alert as a dangerous storm system moves through parts of the Ohio Valley region and Northeast, bringing heavy rain, threats of isolated tornadoes and snow.
Millions of people are under a weather alert as a dangerous storm system moves through parts of the Ohio Valley region and Northeast, bringing heavy rain, threats of isolated tornadoes and snow.
A severe weather outbreak is possible for the Ohio Valley, Middle Tennessee and Southeast on Tuesday with multiple rounds of storms expected throughout the day and into the evening.
The Ohio Valley region is already being hammered by a storm. Four million people along the Ohio Valley River are under tornado watches until noon ET. Some of these storms could have 90-mph straight-line winds.
A significant outbreak of severe storms stretching from the Great Lakes to the Gulf Coast has put 54 million people at risk.
Heavy rain causes flooding Tuesday in Columbus, Ohio.Doral Chenoweth II / Columbus Dispatch / USA Today NetworkThe National Weather Service Weather Prediction Center said in a post on X Tuesday that late-season heavy snow and gusty winds across the Great Lakes and the Northeast through midweek are expected.
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