J7409 Weather HOT,SEVERE,&RAINY

J7409 Weather HOT,SEVERE,&Rainy.
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Severe Weather.....
Isolated severe storms capable of large hail and damaging winds will be possible over the central High Plains as well as northern Minnesota. A more marginal risk for a few severe storms will exist from the Great Lakes into the Midwest region.
Weather Forecast for lower 48...............
Developing low pressure system will likely bring another round of
flooding rains across parts of the central/southern Appalachians to the
Mid-Atlantic today into Sunday morning...

...Threat of flash flooding and severe weather gradually diminish today
across the upper Midwest...

...Record heat will gradually moderate over the southern Plains but will
expand and intensify across the interior western U.S....

A fairly strong and compact low pressure system responsible for the latest
rounds of severe weather and heavy rainfall across the upper Midwest is
moving into central Canada. As the low moves further away, the threat of
severe weather will decrease ahead of a trailing cold front which is
moving steadily into the Great Lakes today. Nevertheless, some locally
heavy rain associated with thunderstorms will still be possible.
Meanwhile, a weak low pressure center forecast to form near the tail end
of the front will raise the threat of strong thunderstorms and heavy
downpours over the central High Plains later today into tonight. Cool air
ushering in behind the cold front will drop temperatures appreciably into
the 50s and 60s across the northern and central Plains for the next couple
of mornings.

In the mean time, a slowly developing low pressure system forming along a
slow-moving front will interact with very moist air in the eastern U.S. to
bring another round of flooding rains across parts of the central/southern
Appalachians to the Mid-Atlantic today into Sunday morning. The highest
chance of heavy rainfall should be across the interior Mid-Atlantic
tonight into Sunday morning as the low pressure center passes to the
south. Any downpours will surely raise the possibility of flash flooding
in these areas where the ground is already saturated from recent heavy
rainfall. The low pressure system is forecast to edge slowly eastward and
move off the coast Sunday night, ending the heavy rain across the
Mid-Atlantic. However, a weakening front approaching from the west could
touch off some showers and thunderstorms early on Monday along the
interior sections of the East Coast.

In contrast to the wet weather in the East, hot and mainly dry conditions
are expected for the western U.S. and the southern Plains underneath a
strengthening upper-level ridge of high pressure. Excessive Heat
Watches/Warnings and Heat Advisories are in effect for much of the western
U.S. While temperatures in Texas will gradually moderate closer to normal
during the next couple of days, the heat will expand and intensify across
the interior Pacific Northwest into the Great Basin where widespread
record high temperatures will be likely for the coming days. Actual high
temperatures are forecast to top 100 degrees at many locations, along with
a heightened risk of wildfires.

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