A powerful spring storm system will approach the eastern United States early next week. As it moves east, conditions across parts of the Mid-Atlantic and Southeast may become favorable for severe thunderstorms.
Storms capable of producing damaging winds and tornadoes are possible on Monday.
What Is Driving Monday’s Severe Threat
A strong upper-level storm system moving out of the Mississippi, Ohio, and Tennessee valleys will push east on Monday, helping fuel severe weather across parts of the Mid-Atlantic and Southeast. At the same time, a powerful cold front will approach from the west while warm, humid air surges northward ahead of it.
This setup will create a favorable environment for storms to intensify. Strong winds throughout the atmosphere, from the surface to the upper levels, will support both organized…
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