Rounds of gusty thunderstorms will blow through parts of the South into Tuesday night.
The locally drenching and severe storms will affect southern portions of Alabama and Georgia, South Carolina and the Florida Panhandle.
Cities in the crosshairs of this wild weather include Mobile, Savannah, Macon, Tallahassee, Jacksonville, Pensacola and Charleston.
The fiercest storms will produce damaging blasts of wind, frequent and dangerous lightning, hail larger than the size of quarters and blinding downpours.
Flash flooding is likely in areas that have especially slow-moving storms or storms that repeat over and over.
Be sure to heed any thunderstorm-related warnings. If a warning is issued, this means a dangerous thunderstorm is imminent, and you should take shelter immediately. Never drive through a roadway with water over it.
Keep checking back at AccuWeather.com for all the latest details.
Join us as we discuss the severe storm threat in the Northeast Thursday and the wet weather lingering into the Memorial Day weekend.
The Memorial Day weekend will begin cool, windy and rainy in New England and part of the mid-Atlantic.
GOES-East failed again late Tuesday. It is one of the main satellites meteorologists use for the eastern part of the United States and the tropical Atlantic.
Thunderstorms will slow cleanup efforts in Moore, Okla. into the upcoming Memorial Day weekend.
The tornado tore through a path 17 miles long on Monday and had wind speeds as high as 200 mph.
With one day remaining before Memorial Day weekend, the Sandy-battered Jersey coastline is hustling to finish last-minute preparations.
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Fresno, CA (2001)
Six 100+ degree days this month. This broke
the old May record of five days set in May
1889.
New Hampshire (1814)
Merrimac, Litchfield, Londonderry and
North Chester, NH; Tornado and hailstones
with 11-inch circumference weighing 1/2
pound.
Washington, DC (1925)
97 degrees.
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