Two disturbances will move consecutively into the Northeast on Sunday and Monday which will provide a shot of cool air and a chance of rain/snow showers for the region. To the south and west, a ridge of high pressure will provide some warm and dry weather for the southeastern US and southern California. The following is the weather forecast for some key matchups:
Severe thunderstorms likely to develop across the eastern Plains and Missouri Valley Wednesday afternoon and evening with large hail, damaging wind gusts and isolated tornadoes. Widespread heavy rains will also cause flooding across northeast Texas, northern Louisiana, southern Arkansas, southwest Tennessee, and north and central Mississippi.
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Updated: March 31 @ 9:30am CT.
After numerous reports of hail, wind, and even a few tornadoes across central portions of the country on Wednesday, another round of severe weather is expected Thursday from the Lower and Middle Mississippi Valleys, eastward through the Ohio and Tennessee Valleys and Central Gulf Coast region. Destructive winds, large hail, and a few tornadoes will occur.
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A surge of unseasonably cold air will move across the Great Lakes into the Northeast from Sunday through Tuesday, bringing temperatures as much as 20 degrees below normal to an area that’s generally enjoyed quite mild conditions in the past few months. The coldest morning should be Monday morning, but well below normal temps will linger through Tuesday before quickly moderating.
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