Severe storm threat spans I-95 corridor in the US
Severe storm threat spans I-95 corridor in the US
US · Published Sep 2, 2026
A rare multiday severe weather event is unfolding across the I-95 corridor, affecting major cities in the Northeast, Mid-Atlantic, and Great Lakes regions.
The event, driven by disturbances along the northern edge of a heat dome, is expected to last from Tuesday through Friday.

Impact & Risks

The storms pose significant risks, including damaging winds, large hail, and isolated tornadoes. Urban areas are particularly vulnerable to flash flooding due to runoff. Power outages and property damage are likely, especially in cities like Philadelphia and New York. The prolonged nature of the event increases the potential for cumulative impacts, including infrastructure strain and travel disruptions.

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