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Heavy Showers & Thunderstorms Developing Across Parts of Coastal North Carolina & South Carolina
Heavy Showers & Storms Soak South & Central Florida, Wide Area in Texas. Good afternoon everyone. The party has begun in terms of heavy showers & storms, plus isolated severe weather in parts of coastal North & South Carolina. We also have a long fetch of tropical energy ranging from the Florida peninsula into western Parts of Texas & New Mexico.
Severe Weather Possible Across Parts of North Carolina, South Carolina, Florida, and Texas
Frost Advisories Posted For Parts of Interior New York. Good morning everyone. Picture perfect weather has finally come to the Northeast, and in some places, there will be a little bite in the air overnight tonight and tomorrow. We have frost advisories up tonight in parts of the Adirondack and Allegheny chain in central and northern New York as temps are expected to dip in the 35-40 range. Other than that, we have no hazards going on and we should be in the 75-80 range each day in the lower Tri-State area until clouds & showers return on Saturday.
Severe Weather Developing Across Parts of North Carolina & Virginia
Heavy Showers & Storms Impacting Parts of Long Island & Southeast New England. Good afternoon everyone. As expected, we are seeing trouble spots popping up across the Northeast & Mid-Atlantic as far as heavy showers and thunderstorms; some of which have reached severe limits.
Severe Weather Possible Across Parts of North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Oklahoma
Tropical Heavy Showers & Storms Brush Florida, Texas, and Louisiana Coast. Good morning everyone. The Northeast continues onward for 1 more day of clouds, humidity, and warmth, before things go sunny and every comfortable for a 5 day stretch. Our cold front still needs to pass by, plus we have low pressure lagging behind up in Canada.
Severe Weather Developing Across Parts of W. Virginia, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Kentucky & Virginia
Heavy Showers & Thunderstorms Extend Into the Southeast, Severe Weather Likely. Good afternoon everyone. Severe weather is developing in a long, broken line, ranging from Pennsylvania, all the way back down into parts of Georgia and Alabama.
Severe Weather Possible Across Parts of Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia
Heavy Storms Continue Along Texas & Louisiana Gulf Coast With Some Tropical Development Possible. Good morning everyone. The Northeast is socked in by clouds as that long-ranging cold front from Canada to Texas, slowly drags its way to the Eastern Seaboard. We'll be watching for scattered storms in interior sections of the Northeast today, plus parts of the Ohio Valley, but we turn our eyes elsewhere to see the full impact of this cold front. Regardless, the Northeast is in for a beautiful workweek once this front passes by, with widespread 70 degree temps, cool nights, and low humidity.
Heavy Showers & Thunderstorms Impacting Parts of Louisiana, Texas, and Mississippi
Flooding Issues Around the New Orleans Area With Slow Moving Storms. Good afternoon everyone. In this morning's forecast, we focused on the possible severe weather risk in parts of the Ohio River Valley and the central Great Lakes area; while touching briefly on the tropical moisture along the Gulf of Mexico.
Severe Weather Possible Across Parts of Michigan, Indiana, Ohio, Illinois, and Missouri
Good morning everyone. We have some clouds and showers around in parts of the Northeast as the squeeze play is on between cooler and more comfortable air up in New England, and very warm and humid air to the west/southwest. This will be a fight to the finish over the next few days, but the very warm stuff only wins out for 1 day Sunday before comfortable temps & dry conditions return all next week.
Severe Thunderstorms & Possible Tornadic Activity Across Parts of Minnesota, Iowa, and Wisconsin
Severe Weather Dots Parts of Pennsylvania, West Virgina, Maryland, and Virginia. Good afternoon everyone. We are watching a couple of hot spots flaring up as far as powerful thunderstorms and isolated tornadic activity. Our first stop is the most current and important in terms of ongoing severe weather risks.
Severe Weather Possible With Damaging Winds & Hail Across parts of Iowa, Minnesota, and Wisconsin
Broken Line of Severe Weather May Extend Down Through Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma, and Texas. Good morning everyone. We continue to have a busy week with the gears of fall beginning to turn a little bit faster as we approach September. This means larger contrasts in air masses and the greater risk of severe weather. We also watch this time of season for old, stalled out fronts/troughs along the Gulf of Mexico that can cause travel headaches in terms of heavy showers & thunderstorms.
Summertime Snow Across Parts of Montana, Heavy Showers & Thunderstorms Soak Florida & Texas
Strong Thunderstorms Beginning to Develop Across Ohio, West Virginia, Pennsylvania, and Maryland Borders. Good afternoon everyone. We continue to have a few spots of concerns, plus our nightly severe weather risk as a cold front slowly drapes down across the Ohio River Valley and the Mid-Atlantic.
Widespread Severe Weather Possible Across Parts of Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska, and Kansas Tomorrow
More Severe Possible Across Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey Today. Good morning everyone. Our cold front in the Northeast is on its way, but not before we squeeze in a hot day along coastal/near coastal cities. Look for mid 90's, a few upper 90's, and very muggy conditions before the fireworks start tonight in the form of some scattered strong to severe thunderstorms. It looks as if most of the actions stays to the west of New York City, but for those who do see some, damaging winds and large hail will be on the menu. Comfortable conditions begin tomorrow with low to mid 70's throughout the area.
Severe Thunderstorms Possible Across Parts of Michigan, Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and New York
Severe Weather May Impact Big Cities Such as Detroit, Cleveland, and Buffalo. Good afternoon everyone. We are watching today's severe weather risk coming to fruition over a large stretch of Michigan, and is likely to impact big cities such as Detroit as the day wears on.
Severe Weather & Damaging Winds Possible Across Iowa, Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio
Good morning everyone. The Northeast continues to bask in heat and humidity until things settle down on Thursday. Hot weather is on the move and we are expecting widespread mid 90's tomorrow across the coastal plain and some interior sections. This will help elevate the risk for a wide swath of severe weather tomorrow as a strong cold front bangs into that heat and humidity. The good news is that relief from heat & humidity is on its way with a much cooler Thursday and Friday expected.
Severe Thunderstorms Erupt Across Parts of Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, and Connecticut
Strong to Severe Storms May Reach Long Island, N.Y. Good afternoon everyone. In this morning's article, we focused on our severe weather risk out in the Upper Midwest expected later this evening and overnight. Now we turn our eyes towards New England and Eastern Long Island as some upper air energy is interacting with the muggy air and sunshine.
Severe Weather Outbreak Possible Across Parts of Nebraska, South Dakota, North Dakota, and Minnesota
Good morning everyone. We have a warm and sticky day in the Northeast, and that'll be the theme for the next few days until a powerful cold front sweeps through on Wednesday. Look for the slight chance of some scattered storms today, then widespread morning fog tomorrow as we remain warm and muggy. Ahead of the front, we'll have a wide swath of 90 degree temps on Wednesday before a formidable line of severe weather breaks the heat for a September-like day on Thursday.
Monsoon-like Thunderstorms Likely Over Parts of Florida, Severe Weather Risk in Minnesota & Dakotas
Good early morning everyone. We have another perfect late August day in the Northeast under clear skies and comfortably warm conditions, but things are about to change. After a fairly decent block of comfortable weather, heat begins to build tomorrow and lasts through Wednesday before our next cold front sweeps through. This looks to be the pattern over the next few weeks as the gears of fall begin to turn.
Heavy Showers & Thunderstorms Impacting Parts of Florida & Georgia Coast
Severe Weather Still on the Table for Parts of Montana, Colorado, Utah, and Nebraska. Good afternoon everyone. Scattered heavy showers and thunderstorms have begun to dot wide areas of Florida; ranging from the Florida Keys, east & west coast, and up into northern Florida. We are also seeing some heavy showers and thunderstorms along the southeast Georgia coast, especially in the Brunswick area.
Severe Weather Possible Across Parts of Utah, Colorado, Nebraska, and Wyoming
Heavy Showers & Thunderstorms Lurk Off of Florida & South Carolina Coast. Good late morning everyone. We have another beautiful day in the Northeast, with mostly clear skies aside from a few instability clouds that dot the hills and mountain ranges. We also have warmth building back up, with 80's returning to the coastal plains. We'll remain comfortably warm until Sunday, where upper 80's to near 90 temps return with some higher humidity. As far as any storms are concerned, the risk of severe weather returns on Monday with the chance of some strong to severe storms in the afternoon/evening.
Severe Weather Developing Across Parts of Colorado, Will Likely Impact Kansas & Nebraska
Severe Thunderstorm Watch in Effect for Parts of Colorado & Kansas Until 11pm MDT. Good evening everyone. We're begining to see the genesis of what is going to be a rough evening and night for eastern Colorado, western/central Nebraska, and western/central Kansas as very strong to severe storms develop and drift east/northeast.
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