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Three days of violent storms in the south and south-east are about to give way to a nice holiday weekend for much of the country.
31 tornadoes have been reported in South Texas from Virginia – since Wednesday, including 13 Friday. The highest recorded gust of wind was 90 mph at Avon Pier, North Carolina on Saturday morning.
Dangerous gusts of wind shot down a tree in Woodville, Florida, on Friday, which landed on a house and killed an 8-year-old girl.
The weather is better on the horizon as we head towards the holiday weekend.
(ABC News) Heavy rains are expected Saturday morning on the east coast.The last heavy rains cross the northeast Saturday. Flash flood monitoring is in effect Saturday morning in the northeast, from Washington, Maine.
The threat of storm has diminished and the main concern is the heavy rain falling in the area. These conditions could potentially trigger sudden onshore flooding as well as minor coastal flooding.
(ABC News) The storms will be moving off the east coast by Saturday night.Aside from scattered showers in the northeast and central Atlantic coast, some areas might even see some sunshine as early as Saturday night.
(ABC News) Much of the country will be very nice from Easter Sunday to Monday.Conditions are expected to remain relatively calm in much of the country from Sunday to Monday.
Showers will pass along the Interstate 80 corridor in the west, with snow flurries in high Wyoming from Sunday to Monday.
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