Millions of people in Central America are scattered for serious weather conditions on Tuesday, June 17, in which thunderstorms and torrential rains are expected in many cities. It comes a day after killing Minnesota and parts of Nebraska in the midwest region. According to Fox Weather, on Tuesday morning, a severe storm exploded the canns, where Wichita reported a record 101-mile per hour.
Weather today: middle to face severe storm
The National Meteorological Service has predicted severe thunderstorms that can produce harmful winds, hailstorms with some tornades in parts of the Missouri Valley along with central grounds.
Earlier in the day, a serious thunderstorm along with several flood watches and flash flood warnings were issued. The Fox Weather report states that a cold front continues in these areas.
On its 5-Bindu severe thunderstorm risk scale, the National Ocean and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Storm Predictions Center (SPC) has put parts of western and central Kansas in danger of one level 4. The affected cities include Wichita, Hachinson, Garden City, Dodge City and Derby.
Additionally, more than two million people from parts of Colorado through West-Central Missouri have been put in danger of level 3. The affected cities include Topka and Lawrence in Kansas.
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Weather today: New York, California and other areas
In New yorkPeople can expect excessive humidity during the day, with the same position until Thursday. Similar humidity levels have been predicted from Sunday to next week.
As the temperature in California rises, it will increase even after several days of pleasant, weatherable weather.
NWS San Diego, California An update heat consultant has been released which is effective till 8 pm tonight. This is for Santa Ana Mountains and foothills and orange counties inland, where the temperature can go up to 90 degrees Fahrenheit.
Stormy season is expected in the Chicago region on Tuesday, the temperature is as high as 90 degrees Fahrenheit.
The National Hurricane Center (NHC) said that the tropical storm Eric formed the first day in the eastern Pacific Ocean. This Panta was about 450 miles in the south -east of Maldonado, Mexico,
This year is the fifth designated storm of the Eastern Pacific Hurricane season. This is most likely to become a storm on Wednesday. The storm may probably bring heavy rainfall to the north side as Texas.
FAQS:
1. What is Eric?
It was a tropical storm in the Northern Pacific Ocean and had a constant wind speed of 40 mph.
2. When did the storm season start in Eastern Pacific?
It began around May 15, two weeks before the Atlantic season. Both run from November 30.
3. What is the weather forecast for this week?
According to accuweather, this week we expect severe thunderstorms and torrential rains to the north-central coast.
