Severe Weather Forecasted for Friday:
Strong Storms to Hit Parts of the Country
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The National Weather Service has issued a Severe Thunderstorm Warning for some parts of the United States, as a line of thunderstorms is expected to move through southern New England on Friday, bringing the possibility of severe weather.
The main threats from these thunderstorms will be strong winds, heavy rain, and hail. There is also a low risk of tornadoes. This severe weather is forecasted for Friday morning and afternoon across much of the country, according to the NCB portal.
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Strong Winds and Heavy Rain Pose Threat to the Country
Gusts of wind could reach up to 70 mph, which could cause damage to trees and power lines. Heavy rain could lead to flooding, especially in areas that are already saturated from recent rainfall. Hail could damage property and vehicles.
If a tornado develops, it is most likely to be weak. However, even weak tornadoes can cause damage. The best way to stay safe during severe weather is to be prepared. Have a plan in place in case you need to take shelter. If you are outdoors when a storm approaches, seek shelter immediately.
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Which Areas Will be Affected?
Thunderstorms are expected to move into southern New England early Friday morning. They are likely to be stronger in the afternoon when there is a higher risk of severe weather. The storms will bring heavy rain, strong winds, and hail. There is also a low risk of tornadoes.
According to the forecast, the heaviest rain is expected to fall in the afternoon, with some areas receiving up to 2 inches of rain. This could lead to flooding, especially in areas already saturated by recent rainfall. Strong winds could have gusts of up to 70 mph, which could cause damage to trees and power lines. Hail could damage property and vehicles.
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Warning Issued
If you find yourself in a severe thunderstorm, seek shelter immediately. The best place to take shelter is an interior room on the lowest level of your home or building. If you are outdoors, seek shelter in a sturdy building or vehicle.
The National Weather Service will continue to monitor the situation and provide updates as necessary. Stay informed by checking the NWS website or listening to local radio or television stations.
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