Battling Extreme Rain Downpours: How to Prevent Hydroplaning on the Interstate

 Posted on July 26, 2023 in Personal Injury

This summer has seen a deluge of unprecedented weather from flooding in the Northeast to the hottest temperatures this globe has seen consecutively. Our coral reefs are dying, cities are under water, and our desert cities are so hot, people are getting 3rd degree burns when they touch the ground. Travelling this summer has never been more perilous. Extreme weather conditions can pose significant challenges for drivers, especially during heavy rain downpours. These torrential rains can create hazardous driving conditions, including the risk of hydroplaning on the interstate. We will explore how extreme weather causes excessive rain downpours and provide essential tips on preventing hydroplaning to ensure your safety and the safety of others on the road so that you can get from point A to point B and out of harm's way.

Extreme rain downpours occur when large masses of moist air converge, leading to the formation of powerful rain systems. Factors such as atmospheric instability, temperature gradients, and geographic topography can intensify these weather events, resulting in prolonged and heavy rainfall.