** capitalized as " flash flooding " would be the first part of this summary. In the eastern half of the United States, from the midpoint of the South to the eastern edge of the Midwest, severe weather is expected to be on the rise.
** flash flooding in locations such as the Ohio Valley and Tennessee Valley, as well as much of the MidAtlantic and Northeast, with potential snowstorms in regions like Michigan, Vermont, New Hampshire, and New York. The snowfall is projected to reach double digits, though these regions may face more significant risks than others.
** alert areas, based on early warnings from the National Weather Service, include buckets anddrvins in North Carolina, Kentucky, and Tennessee. communities in the mid-Atlantic, and parts of the Northeast where severe气象 conditions may cause power outages.
** NWS advisory highlights the intense conditions in the Northeast, including sleet, freezing rain, and the potential for ice-rich water that could deepen travel difficulties. Researchers noted that moderate to heavy snowfall is expected from the Upper Midwest into the Great Lakes and New England, a region under winter weather alerts across much of the country.
** In the Northeast, the storm is expected to intensify, with sustained降雨 and thunderstorms adding to the reproductive pressure on communities. forecasters noted that manyAreas might be particularly vulnerable, with record-breaking evaporation rates andипper thunderstorms potentially lasting into Sunday.
** As the storm ends, the central and southern U.S. shows signs of cooling; heat in the mountains, poles in the Keys, and grass in straight paths may continue to warm, but so far as snow and rain go, focus remains on the Northeast and Plains regions.