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Severe weather is possible for 16 million Americans across the Southern U.S. from Texas to South Carolina on Tuesday. Severe weather is possible for 16 million Americans across the Southern U.S. from Texas to South Carolina on Tuesday. A severe thunderstorm watch was issued for parts of eastern Texas and northern Louisiana-- from Tyler, Texas to Shreveport, Louisiana, through 6 p.m., local time on Tuesday -- mainly for large hail and strong winds, according to experts. Areas from Jackson, Mississippi, to Dothan, Alabama, are facing the highest threat of very large hail and damaging winds, with a low chance of tornadoes in the area, according to meteorologists. MORE: Video Severe weather to hit most of the country Meteorologists said the stationary front will bring another round of severe storms from Louisiana to Georgia. In addition to severe weather , temperatures are expected to hit triple digits in Texas this week, as a heat wave envelops part of the state. A heat advisory has bee...

A tornado watch was issued for the South, including parts of eastern Texas, northwestern Louisiana and much of Arkansas. A tornado watch was issued for portions of the South, including parts of eastern Texas, northwestern Louisiana and much of Arkansas on Monday. The tornado watch lasts until 9 p.m. local time, according to the National Weather Service. Strong to severe thunder storm s will develop across the region with the possibility of damaging winds, hail and a brief tornado risk overnight, putting 22 million Americans, from Texas to Tennessee, under alert. MORE: Winter storm bringing snow, ice and tornadoes, expected to wallop US this week Thunderstorms will develop ahead of a cold front making its way through southeast Texas late Monday night into Tuesday morning, according to the NWS. Severe storm watch for States in the U.S. South for the evening of Jan. 2, 2023. ABC News Additionally, the storms could also produce flash flooding through Monday night. Flood watches are in e...