Severe storms are impacting millions across the Mid-Atlantic and Ohio Valley today (Wednesday, May 27), with heavy rain and potentially damaging wind gusts posing significant threats. A level two out of five severe storm risk is in place for major cities like Washington, D.C., Richmond, and Norfolk.
According to FOX Weather, these storms are part of an ongoing surge of tropical moisture bringing heavy rain to the region. The Ohio Valley is also experiencing flood watches, with localized rain totals potentially reaching 1 to 2 inches or more.
The severe weather follows a night of heavy rain across Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, and Georgia, where flash flood risks remain. NBC News reports that areas like Kansas City, Missouri, saw a month’s worth of rain in a few hours, leading to high-water rescues.
As the week progresses, the weather is expected to dry out by Thursday and Friday in the Mid-Atlantic and Ohio Valley, while the Southeast continues to face increased flood risks.
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