đ©ïž Weather Alert: Storms Replace Heat Across Parts of the U.S. East
A shift in weather is underway across the eastern United States as intense heat begins to ease, bringing a higher threat of heavy rain and localized flooding.
New York City is forecast to see cooler temperatures and widespread thunderstorms on Sunday as the long-lasting heat dome weakens. Forecasters warn that periods of intense rainfall could lead to flash flooding in low-lying and poor-drainage areas.
Meanwhile, the heat isn't over everywhere. Washington, D.C., and several locations farther south are expected to remain under hot conditions through Sunday before cooler air gradually expands across the region.
The changing pattern marks a transition from extreme heat to severe weather risks, with residents advised to stay alert for rapidly changing conditions.
A shift in weather is underway across the eastern United States as intense heat begins to ease, bringing a higher threat of heavy rain and localized flooding.
New York City is forecast to see cooler temperatures and widespread thunderstorms on Sunday as the long-lasting heat dome weakens. Forecasters warn that periods of intense rainfall could lead to flash flooding in low-lying and poor-drainage areas.
Meanwhile, the heat isn't over everywhere. Washington, D.C., and several locations farther south are expected to remain under hot conditions through Sunday before cooler air gradually expands across the region.
The changing pattern marks a transition from extreme heat to severe weather risks, with residents advised to stay alert for rapidly changing conditions.