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May severe weather outlook: Pattern shift suggests quieter month after April’s stretch of destructive storms
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May severe weather outlook: Pattern shift suggests quieter month after April’s stretch of destructive storms
Looking ahead to May, we typically see a rise in both the coverage and intensity of severe weather. On average, May experiences the highest number of tornadoes, around 278, which is nearly 80 more than April. However, forecasts indicate that the highly active pattern seen throughout April is likely to weaken this coming month.BREWING COASTAL STORM MAY SLAM THE NORTHEAST WITH WEEKEND WASHOUT RIGHT BEHIND EVEN MORE HEAVY RAINAlthough severe storms…
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