Unbelievable Report: NOAA Weather Alert – March Major Cycle Continues
🚨 Reminder! The March Major Cycle Isn’t Done Yet! 🌧️⚡️
As we continue to experience a dynamic weather pattern, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) is issuing an urgent reminder about the ongoing High Energy Phase of the March Major Cycle. This powerful national rainfall event, which began on March 18, 2025, will extend through April 7, 2025, affecting regions across the United States.
The High Energy Phase, known for its intensity and unpredictability, continues to produce significant rainfall, heavy thunderstorms, and even localized flooding. This phase is a critical period in the northern wet season, and the culmination of this cycle will mark the close of the wet season heading into the final weeks of April. As a result, the risk of severe weather, including strong winds and hail, remains high during this time.
Key Details:
Dates to Watch: March 18, 2025 – April 7, 2025
Impact Areas: Nationwide, with a focus on the northern and central U.S., particularly the Midwest, Great Lakes, and Northeast.
Type of Weather: Heavy rain, thunderstorms, strong winds, hail, and potential for flooding in urban and low-lying areas.
End Date: April 7, 2025, marking the end of the northern wet season.
Why This Matters:
This High Energy Phase is characterized by a convergence of atmospheric systems, creating an environment ripe for intense weather events. The combination of low-pressure systems and active cold fronts will continue to fuel the rainfall, making it one of the most substantial weather events of the spring season.
For those in the affected regions, it is essential to stay updated on weather forecasts and take necessary precautions. Flash floods remain a threat, particularly in areas with poor drainage systems. Additionally, the chance of severe thunderstorms and tornadoes remains in the forecast, as the atmospheric instability during this period can easily lead to the development of severe weather cells.
The High Energy Phase is not only impacting the weather but also disrupting travel plans, especially in the northern parts of the country, where snowmelt in combination with intense rainfall is creating additional challenges. Road conditions could worsen as runoff increases, leading to potential road closures in affected areas. For air travel, significant delays and cancellations may occur due to low visibility and turbulent conditions.
What You Can Expect Moving Forward:
Final Event: The last significant rainfall event in the High Energy Phase will occur in the first week of April. As the cycle winds down, rainfall will begin to taper off, but intermittent storms are expected to continue through April 7, 2025.
Northern Wet Season Close: The end of the wet season marks the beginning of a more stable weather pattern, with drier conditions expected in the weeks to follow.
Don’t Miss Tomorrow’s Update!
For those who want a more in-depth look at the weather patterns and the upcoming events throughout late April 2025, make sure to check out our detailed subscriber update tomorrow. This will cover all the potential rainfall events and give you a more precise understanding of what to expect in your region.
Stay informed and be prepared! This cycle may feel intense, but knowing when and where it will hit can make all the difference in keeping you, your family, and your property safe. From the latest rainfall forecasts to critical safety tips, NOAA has you covered.
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