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A storm system will likely bring the first accumulating snow to the higher elevations of the central Appalachians and the interior Northeast late week into the weekend. In the low elevations, precipitation will mostly fall as rain. Visit https://t.co/D8jZlzOsbd for more details.
Enjoy the milder temperatures across the East because colder air is on the way ๐ฅถ. The next storm system will usher in high temperatures in the 40s and 50s, along with rain and blustery conditions.
You may have heard there is a threat for snow in the Northeast/Mid-Atlantic late this week. Here is the latest information on that possibility. Please stay weather aware at https://t.co/D8jZlzOsbd for the latest on the storm!
Heavy to excessive rainfall is possible over southern Texas today. A slight risk (level 2 of 4) for excessive rainfall has been issued for today along the coastal region of south Texas.
NEVER drive through floodwaters. You never really know what's lurking under murky floodwaters. https://t.co/qk3BcVP5M8
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Looking ahead, there is a chance for a low pressure system to bring mixed precipitation to the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast by next weekend. Here's what we know.
Yes, there is a chance for a low pressure system to bring mixed precipitation to the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast by next weekend. But, there remains a lot of uncertainty. Keep apprised of the latest information at https://t.co/D8jZlzOsbd
A lull in activity in both coverage and intensity is
expected but additional scattered, cycles of thunderstorms close to the deep south Texas coast are probable and additional localized 2-4" totals remain possible continuing localized flash/rapid inundation flooding concerns through evening.
Showers and thunderstorms, some severe, will bring heavy rain and scattered flash flooding to much of south Texas, specifically Corpus Christi. A series of cold fronts will continue to bring periods of gusty winds, low elevation rainfall, and high elevation snow to the Pacific Northwest this week.
A chilly evening for the areas in blue/purple (<35ยฐF) is expected overnight tonight, with many areas in the Mississippi and Ohio Rover valleys seeing some of their first freezing readings of the year. Check https://t.co/qk3BcVP5M8 to see if you may need to protect delicate outdoor plants.
Heavy to excessive rainfall is possible over southern Texas this weekend. A slight risk (level 2 of 4) for excessive rainfall has been issued for Sunday.
NEVER drive through floodwaters.
You may have driven that road thousands of times, and think you know how deep that water is - but you never really know what's lurking under murky floodwaters.
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Here are the common headlines you'll see for a winter weather event. New this year is the addition of the "Particularly Dangerous Situation" wording to blizzards we deem especially severe.
HEADS UP! Incoming #SantaAnaWinds have prompted Red Flag Warnings issuances for portions of LA & Ventura Counties on Saturday. Make sure to avoid activities that can spark a fire and review evacuation plans. Temperatures will also warm near the coasts, so keep cool! #CAwx
Last night a 1 in 1000 Year Rainfall Event occurred over Blue Ridge, GA. Both the 12-hour rainfall amount of 11.19 in and the 6-hour rainfall amount of 10.28 in exceeded the 1 in 1000 year rainfall event mark during their respective time frames per the NOAA Atlas 14. #gawx
โ๏ธ Rainfall returns to parts of the East Coast & Mid-Atlantic over the next few days, while in the Pacific Northwest, a series of storm systems brings heavy rain and high elevation snow. In southern Texas, Gulf moisture will bring heavy rain & thunderstorms on Sunday.
Big news for weather forecasting! ๐ฉ๏ธ
NOAA's new Rapid Refresh Forecast System (RRFS) is now operational, delivering hourly updates, greater detail, and longer-range forecasts to help meteorologists better predict high-impact weather.
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โ๏ธ๐ง๏ธ Rain is finally back in the forecast across the East over the next 2 days. This will break a lengthy dry streak over many areas without any precipitation. Here is a look at how much precipitation is forecasted to fall from tonight through early Friday evening.