The widespread nature of these severe storms means that a large segment of the U.S. population is at risk. Tornadoes, even if brief, can cause catastrophic damage and pose an immediate life-threatening danger. Damaging winds can uproot trees, down power lines, and cause significant structural damage to homes and businesses. Large hail can shatter windows, dent vehicles, and damage crops. Perhaps the most pervasive threat is flash flooding, which can occur rapidly, making roads impassable, inundating homes, and endangering lives. The I-95 corridor, a densely populated and economically vital region, is particularly vulnerable to these flooding events due to its proximity to rivers and coastal areas, and the sheer volume of impermeable surfaces. Residents and authorities in the affected areas must take immediate precautions, monitor weather alerts closely, and be prepared to act swiftly to ensure safety and minimize potential property damage.