Waves of heavy storms to go on a centrally east, eastern US

The warm, moist conditions in the Central and East of the United States made the region particularly susceptible to floods. As a massive area of high -pressure forms and strengthening, the rain will stop in some areas and for the first time in some time for others, say accuweather meteorologists.

A massive heat range will build up a large part of the southern United States in the next week. If the temperatures in the core of the heat disappear and rainstorms disappear, the risk of heavy thunderstorms on the edges of the heat dome will increase, accuweather meteorologists warn.

When the soil looks in the core of the heat, the temperatures trend upwards.

From the mid-90s to low 100 drivingness, widespread heights from the southern Rocky Mountains and in the southwestern inner vests through the southern levels and parts of the lower and middle Mississippi valley are forecast until next week.

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The widespread Accuweather Realfeel® temperatures will be between 105 and 115 degrees in the afternoon hours in the afternoon hours in the afternoon hours. At least thunderstorms become “active” on the edges of the heat dome, especially the northern and eastern sides.

Several thunderstorms, some that organize themselves in lengthy complexes with heavy rain and gusty winds will extend from the northern and central levels to Ohio Valley, southern Appalaches and maybe to the southern Atlantic and northeast coasts next week.

This not only increases the potential for fall floods, but some of the thunderstorm complexes can contain on a path for many miles strong gusts of wind. Some of the strongest and long -lasting thunderstorm complexes of the past, which are known as Derechos, have occurred in such a pattern and are a problem with this setup.

In order for a Derecho to be declared, the thunderstorm complex must already have 400 miles (approx. 650 km) covered with a width of at least 60 miles (approx. 100 km), according to a revised definition by the Storm Prediction Center (SPC). One derecho must include wind gusts of at least 58 miles per hour or more along its path with isolated gusts of at least 75 miles per hour.

The complex, which was traveled through the northern and central levels on Friday evening, can continue to the southeast on Saturday in the middle west.

Even if none of the expected thunderstorm complexes develop into a Derecho, there may be a considerable risk of life and property in a broad area of the central states and parts of the East if the fire of the fire has next week.

In areas of the central and eastern states that have evaporated and need rain, this pattern could be a friend, but with the potential consequences of harmful wind and fall floods. The same pattern can keep heat and/or frequent high humidity for the northeastern corner and the northern level of the middle west.

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