...Flash flood risk intensifies in the Southwest as an already active Monsoon season ramps up... ...Showers and thunderstorms remains persistant across the Southeast and Southern Plains... ...Hot weather continues for California and the Northwest with numerous heat advisories in place...
...Heavy rain and flash flooding possible across the Southwest and Southern Rockies through at least the end of the week... ...Showers and thunderstorms near a slow-moving frontal boundary to produce locally heavy rain over the Middle/Lower Mississippi Valley tonight into the Deep South on Wednesday and Thursday... ...Dangerous heat and humidity across eastern Texas and the Gulf Coast to mostly dissipate by Thursday, while record-breaking heat builds into the Pacific Northwest...
...Monsoonal showers and storms will keep a slight risk of excessive rainfall over parts of the central Rockies to the Four Corners region for the next couple of days... ...A low pressure wave will likely bring heavy to excessive rainfall across the mid to lower Mississippi Valley through Wednesday... ...A tropical low pressure system could bring additional heavy downpours up the Rio Grande Valley into southwestern Texas through tonight into Tuesday... ...A slight risk of severe thunderstorms is forecast for parts of the Mid-Atlantic through this evening... ...Heat Advisories remain in effect for parts of the southern Plains/lower Mississippi Valley into this evening as heat intensifies over the interior West Coast over the next couple of days... ...A coastal storm could impact parts of New England later on Wednesday...
...Monsoonal moisture to continues an excessive rain threat across much of the Southwest into the Rockies... ...Heavy to locally excessive rain also likely across parts of south Texas into Monday and parts of the Plains/Mississippi Valley Monday-Tuesday... ...Anomalous heat to continue across the central/southern Plains with heat also building across the interior West...
...Heavy to excessive rainfall likely across much of the Southwest/Intermountain West, as well as across south Texas... ...Much above normal temperatures likely this weekend across the central Plains, with a warming trend for parts of the West...
...Monsoonal moisture to increase the threat for localized heavy rainfall and flash flooding across parts of the Southwest and Intermountain West... ...Tropical moisture likely to bring heavy rainfall to parts of south Texas this weekend... ...Much above normal temperatures expected from the northern High Plains to the central Plains...
...Monsoonal storms and the potential for flooding to continue for portions of the Southwest into the Great Basin and Rockies... ...Showers and thunderstorms leading to heavy rainfall expected along the immediate Gulf Coast through the early weekend... ...Below-average temperatures and drier air behind an advancing cold front will lead to a comfortable weekend in the Eastern region...
...Heavy rain and flash flooding threat continues from the Ohio Valley into the Mid-Atlantic and along the Gulf Coast... ...Monsoonal storms and the potential for flooding to continue for portions of the Southwest into the Great Basin and Rockies... ...Above-normal temperatures are expected from the northern Intermountain West into the northern and central Plains, while much of the East begins to cool down through late in the week...
...Hot weather to continue from the Northwest into the Plains, some relief by Wednesday for the Northeast... ...Heavy Rain and Flash Flooding threat from the Ohio Valley into the Central Appalachians... ...Monsoonal Showers to continue from the Southwest, portions of California and into the Great Basin...
...Heat to continue from the Northwest into the Plains, some relief by Wednesday for the Northeast... ...Heavy Rain and Flash Flooding threat from the Ohio Valley into the Central Appalachians... ...Monsoonal Showers to continue from the Southwest, portions of California and into the Great Basin...
