The National Weather Service Newport/Morehead City office has issued warnings of a probability for severe weather conditions in the coming days. Unsettled weather, which may include multiple rounds of scattered strong to severe storms, is expected to occur starting from Wednesday through to Friday. However, the exact timeline and areas that may be affected by these thunderstorm activities remain uncertain.
For Wednesday, there is the likelihood of the occurrence of several bouts of severe storms scattered throughout the day. These storms could peak between 2 p.m. and midnight. With this, there is a high risk for strong wind gusts ranging anywhere from 50-70 mph, hail, and possibly a few isolated tornadoes. These potential severe weather conditions would be the primary hazards within the most potent storms.
As for Thursday, the greatest risk for severe weather conditions is projected to occur ahead of an incoming cold front. This particular weather event is most likely to take place from Thursday afternoon until the evening. Similar to Wednesday, weather hazards such as strong wind gusts of 50-70 mph, hail, and isolated tornadoes may be experienced within the strongest of these storms.
Residents are encouraged to stay updated on the local forecast by visiting www.weather.gov/mhx for the latest weather information, and the National Weather Service office in Newport/Morehead City’s Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/NWSMoreheadCity/. It is critical to stay informed during severe weather events to ensure personal safety and protect property where possible.
Residents in the potential areas of effect should prepare for the possible severe weather conditions. This could involve securing loose outdoor items, preparing emergency kits with necessities such as water, food, medicine, flashlight and batteries, among others. Additionally, staying informed by frequently checking weather updates can also provide a bit of a head start on evasive actions if conditions worsen.
Given the potential for severe weather conditions, there might be disruptions to planned events, transportation, and other related activities. Hence, residents and visitors are encouraged to be mindful of their surroundings and stay tuned to local media and relevant authorities for continued updates on the weather status and any potential impact on local activities.
We continue to monitor the situation and ensure our dear readers stay updated with the most accurate and timely information. The safety of our readers and everyone in our community remains a top priority, and we encourage everyone to take necessary precautions. We hope for everyone’s safety as we brace for the potential severe weather conditions over the coming days. Stay safe!
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