Major Severe Storms continue to Wreak Havoc across North America

It's the new super wild weird Solar & Earth weather age, and it feels like climate chaos as Storms are doing damage and creating havoc all over North America and the rest of the world. Be Awake. Stay informed & alert. Be Cool. Stay Cool. God Bless everyone. Strange days, indeed. T @newTHOR on twitter https://www,facebook.com/thornewsgo articles on the weather http://www.accuweather.com/en/weather-news/major-storm-to-hit-northeastern-us-with-high-winds-flooding-and-snow-late-this-week/70001291 Major storm to hit northeastern US with high winds, flooding and snow late this week Travel and outdoor plans will take a hit in the northeastern United States as a major storm with heavy rain, strong winds and snow takes aim during the second half of this week. "The storm has the potential to be the strongest in a series to hit the Northeast since late March and through the first week of April," according to AccuWeather Senior Meteorologist Brett Anderson. Motorists and airline passengers should anticipate delays. Major League Baseball (MLB) games could be delayed or postponed as a result of the storm. This system could have damaging consequences in terms of severe thunderstorms, powerful wind gusts and flooding from heavy rain and above-normal tides. The storm will first quickly spread drenching rain and severe weather across the Southeast states from late Tuesday through Wednesday night. However, as the storm approaches the Northeast states, it will reorganize near the coast and stall. Storm to raise risk of urban, small stream and river flooding The slow forward motion of the storm and a surge of warm air along the Atlantic coast will result in a prolonged rain event for some areas that can escalate runoff and lead to flooding. Since streams and rivers will already be running high from prior storms and runoff, a general 1-3 inches of rain and locally higher amounts can pose a significant problem. The greatest risk of stream and river flooding will be in upstate New York and New England into this weekend. However, isolated urban flooding can occur throughout the Northeast as the heaviest rain rotates through on Thursday. Some MLB games that could be affected by rain on Thursday include the Pittsburgh Pirates versus Boston Red Sox in Boston, the Atlanta Braves versus New York Mets in New York City and the Miami Marlins versus Washington Nationals in Washington, D.C. Severe weather to target mid-Atlantic on Thursday The greatest risk for severe thunderstorms in the Northeast will be limited to Thursday and generally confined to the mid-Atlantic region. This severe weather threat will follow an outbreak of severe weather and tornadoes in the Southeast and Ohio Valley on Wednesday. On Thursday, the strongest storms will bring the potential for damaging wind gusts, hail and isolated tornadoes from eastern North Carolina to eastern Virginia, central and eastern Maryland, Delaware, New Jersey and southeastern Pennsylvania. Rough surf to invade, scour coastal areas The strong circulation around the storm will push ocean water toward the upper mid-Atlantic and New England coasts. Minor to moderate coastal flooding at times of high tide can occur from Maryland to Maine. The worst conditions in terms of coastal flooding are likely along the upper mid-Atlantic and southern New England coasts Thursday. In addition to the rough surf and seas generated by the storm, beach erosion is likely. Strong winds may cut power, to usher in more cold air and snow South to southeast winds on the front side of the storm can become strong enough to topple trees and cause power outages from eastern Virginia to Maine. West to northwest winds in the wake of the storm over the central Appalachians may not be as strong as some events over the past couple of months. However, winds will be strong enough to bring