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Southeast severe weather, November 2026
Every story from the Ryan Hall, Y'all news desk on Southeast severe weather, November 2026, newest first: 2 stories so far, the latest updated November 5, 2026, 6:02 AM ET.
The latest: Today's calm with beautiful weather stretched across the Gulf Coast, but Friday brings a cold front that sets up a Marginal severe threat for the eastern Carolinas and southeast Virginia, plus a Slight Risk of excessive rainfall for southeastern New England. Meanwhile, north Georgia is still drying out from this week's flash flood emergency, and a couple of tropical areas in the Pacific and Atlantic bear watching, though none threaten the U.S. right now.
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- Friday's Two-Coast Setup: A Carolina Severe Watch and a New England Soaker
Today's calm with beautiful weather stretched across the Gulf Coast, but Friday brings a cold front that sets up a Marginal severe threat for the eastern Carolinas and southeast Virginia, plus a Slight Risk of excessive rainfall for southeastern New England. Meanwhile, north Georgia is still drying out from this week's flash flood emergency, and a couple of tropical areas in the Pacific and Atlantic bear watching, though none threaten the U.S. right now.
- Marginal Severe Risk Lingers Over the Southeast This Morning, With a Flooding Watch in the Valleys
A slow-moving front is dragging the tail end of yesterday's severe weather into the Southeast and southern Appalachians today, with a marginal risk for isolated severe storms around Atlanta, Knoxville, and Chattanooga. Training showers could also squeeze out some flash flooding in the Tennessee and Ohio Valleys, while the Southern Plains enjoys some of the best weather in the country.
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