Continued Severe Weather in US, From Torrential Rains, Blinding Blizzards to Destructive Tornadoes
From the torrential rains in the Northeast US to the blinding blizzards in the Midwest, and the destructive tornadoes in the South, the nation is witnessing nature’s fury. Torrential rains in the Northeast have led to widespread flooding, particularly in Philadelphia and New Jersey, where rivers swelled dangerously following intense rainfall. This surge has caused extensive flooding, uprooting trees, and disrupting power.
In the Midwest US, residents are facing a perilous blizzard. This massive winter storm has brought travel to a halt with blizzard conditions and plummeting temperatures. Major cities are expecting significant snowfall, with areas like Chicago bracing for up to 12 inches of snow, leading to major travel disruptions and safety concerns.
Simultaneously, the South US has been busy with the aftermath of destructive tornadoes. The storm system generated 25 tornado reports across Texas, Alabama, Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina. These tornadoes have not only claimed lives but also left behind a path of destruction, with significant damage.
Another storm is expected to bring heavy rain and high winds to the Northeast from Friday night into Saturday. It will potentially exacerbate the already difficult situation and underscore the need for continued vigilance and preparedness.
Torrential Rains, Blinding Blizzards to Destructive Tornadoes in US: Actionable Insights on EigenPrism
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Hail
- 24-hr Hail Reports as of 2024-01-10
- Hail AL Houston County as of 2024-01-09
- Hail NC New Hanover County as of 2024-01-09
Tornado
- 24-hr Tornado Reports as of 2024-01-10
- EF0 HarkersIslandWest Tornado damage footprint as of 2024-01-10,
Subscribers of Canopy Weather can assess the impact of the tornadoes from Jan 8 – Jan 9, 2024 using this report template within EigenPrism®
Note that other damage survey footprints will be available as soon as they are released by NWS.
Winter Storm
- 72-hour observed snow accumulation as of 2024-01-11
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The comprehensive report template auto-updates with the latest available forecast, including 72-hr Forecast Freezing Rain and Snow Accumulation, Overall, Winter Storm and Flash Freeze Impact, Tornado and Wind Outlook, Excessive Rainfall, and Flood Potential.
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Jan 10 | Severe Winter Storm Creates Weather Chaos in Different States with Multiple Hazards
Severe Winter Storm Creates Weather Chaos in Ddifferent States with Multiple Hazards
The United States is currently experiencing a wave of extreme weather conditions, affecting multiple states and bringing a range of hazards ranging from tornadoes to massive power outages and significant snowstorms.
On Tuesday close to 14 confirmed tornadoes were reported across Florida, Alabama, Georgia, and South Carolina, particularly in Florida’s panhandle. NOAA’s Storm Prediction Center has noted the majority in Florida, affecting counties such as Bay, Calhoun, Jackson, Leon, and Washington.
The National Weather Service has reported 70 instances of flash flooding from Alabama to Virginia, leaving over 500,000 homes and businesses without power across 15 states, and raising flood risks due to heavy rain-induced snowmelt.
Winter storm warnings are issued from Missouri to Michigan, covering parts of the Northeast and New England, expecting 6 to 12 inches of snow, possibly more in some areas, with snowfall diminishing by Wednesday in the Midwest and Northeast.
Additionally, a new storm system moving from west to east has caused significant disruptions in the Northwest, leading to over 40,000 power outages in Washington State and the first blizzard warning in the region’s mountains since 2012, with wind gusts up to 103 mph in Montana.
Severe Winter Storm Creates Weather Chaos in Different States with Multiple Hazards: Actionable Insights on EigenPrism
All EigenPrism® users can assess the impact using the following event footprints:
Hail
- 24-hr Hail Reports as of 2024-01-09
- Hail AL Houston County as of 2024-01-09
Tornado
- 24-hr Tornado Reports as of 2024-01-10
- EF0 S Pinellas TOR Tornado track as of 2024-01-09
Winter Storm
- 72-hour observed snow accumulation as of 2024-01-10
For subscribers of Canopy Weather, real-time footprints within EigenPrism® are now available for analysis:
- US Tornado proximity map as of 2024-01-09
All EigenPrism® users can assess the forecast of this multi-peril event using the following report template:
The comprehensive report template auto-updates with the latest available forecast, including 72-hr Forecast Freezing Rain and Snow Accumulation, Overall Winter Storm and Flash Freeze Impact, Tornado and Wind Outlook, Excessive Rainfall, and Flood Potential.
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