Current Weather in Birmingham, OH

A strong Nor’easter is bringing serious coastal flooding and heavy rain from the Mid-Atlantic to New England. Meanwhile, there's a big chance for heavy rainfall and possible flash flooding in parts of the Southwest and Rockies through midweek. Be on alert for severe thunderstorms around the Southern Plains by Wednesday.

Mid-Atlantic & Northeast

A powerful Nor’easter is affecting coastal areas from the Mid-Atlantic to New England, bringing heavy rainfall and gusty winds through Monday night. Expect gradual improvements by Tuesday as the storm moves into the Gulf of Maine and heads towards Canada. Those in cities like New York, NY and Boston, MA are in for some wet weather through Monday evening.

Southwest & Rockies

Tropical moisture from Hurricane Polo is streaming into the Southwest and Rockies, leading to showers and thunderstorms. On Monday, areas like Santa Fe, NM and Denver, CO might see heavy rain with the threat continuing into Tuesday. By Wednesday, parts of the Southern Plains might experience flooding as rain shifts eastward.

Central/Southern Plains

Prepare for potential flash, urban, and river flooding beginning Tuesday into Wednesday, particularly in regions like Oklahoma City, OK and Dallas, TX. It’s crucial to stay alert around flood-prone areas and avoid driving through flooded roads.

Upper Midwest

On Monday, showers and thunderstorms are expected over the Northern Plains, impacting areas like Minneapolis, MN. Localized flash flooding is possible due to heavy downpours, especially in urban areas and regions with small streams.

Midweek Severe Weather

By Wednesday, severe thunderstorms might affect parts of the Southern Plains, including Fort Worth, TX. We could see frequent lightning, strong winds, hail, and possibly a few tornadoes.