The powerful storm responsible for damaging tornadoes in the Deep South on Tuesday has moved northeast with severe storms being seen from the central Carolinas into Virginia and Maryland. The most widespread threat will be destructive winds of 60-75 mph, but tornadoes and large hail will continue as well.
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Strong to severe storms will continue to build over parts of Louisiana and Mississippi, racing eastward through the evening across the Gulf Coast with tornadoes, high winds, and large hail possible.
After a much wetter-than-normal January across most of the West, especially from northern California up into the Pacific Northwest, a strong, stagnant ridge of high pressure has dominated early February weather, resurrecting the threat of drought. This dry heat is spreading east, bringing an extreme fire danger to parts of the High Plains.
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MORECAST takes a look at how weather plays a pivotal role in NASCAR and the history of how it has impacted the DAYTONA 500. What kind of weather can we expect for NASCAR’s largest event of the season?
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