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The remainder of the week looks to be quite active with multiple precipitation chances and generally on the cool side. Temperatures today can reach the lower 60’s, but will be confined to the 40’s for the most part on Thursday.
Read MoreLow pressure will head towards the northeastern states here at mid-week and it should bring us a decent rainfall from later today into early Thursday and a thunderstorm can be in the mix. High pressure takes over for the late week and then we’ll have to monitor a coastal storm on Saturday. This system can sideswipe us with some rainfall to begin the weekend or it could just miss us to the south and east....in either case, the weekend will be on the cool side and the cool pattern will continue well into May.
Read MoreAn unsettled weather pattern will bring strong-to-severe thunderstorms to northern Alabama today and some of the rain will be heavy at times with as much as a couple of inches in localized areas. The overall unsettled pattern will continue into May as the jet stream has become activated and displaced farther south than usual for this time of year. This unsettled pattern will result in additional severe weather threats as well in coming days across the Tennessee Valley.
Read MoreA weak frontal system will approach the region later today and it can bring us a shower or two, but nothing is expected on the significant side. A stronger low pressure system will head towards the northeastern states later Wednesday and it will likely bring us some much welcomed decent rainfall from later tomorrow into early Thursday and there can be a thunderstorm mixed into the picture. High pressure takes over for the late week and we’ll have to watch a coastal storm for Saturday as it could skirt the region with some shower activity or just miss us to the south and east.
Read MoreA weak frontal system will approach the region later today and it can bring us a few showers from late morning into the mid-afternoon. A stronger low pressure system will head towards the northeastern states later Wednesday and it will likely bring us some much welcomed decent rainfall from later tomorrow into early Thursday and there can be a strong thunderstorm mixed into the picture. High pressure takes over for the late week and we’ll have to watch a coastal storm for Saturday as it could skirt the region with some shower activity or just miss us to the south and east.
Read MoreA weak frontal system will approach the region later today and it can bring us a few showers from mid-morning into the mid-afternoon. A stronger low pressure system will head towards the northeastern states later Wednesday and it will likely bring us some much welcomed decent rainfall from later tomorrow into early Thursday and there can be a strong thunderstorm mixed into the picture. High pressure takes over for the late week and we’ll have to watch a coastal storm for Saturday as it could skirt the region with some shower activity or just miss us to the south and east.
Read MoreThe remainder of the week looks to be unsettled and on the cool side across the Denver metro region. The wetter pattern will bring us the chance of showers and thunderstorms on multiple occasions during the next several days and there can be some snow across the nearby higher elevation locations.
Read MoreA combination of ingredients will come together later today and tonight to enhance the risk of severe weather in the Middle Mississippi Valley region with a focus on the region from Arkansas to Indiana. One of the contributing factors in today’s severe weather threat is an active jet stream that has intensified in recent days across the central and southern US in an atmospheric response to the initial phase of El Nino in the tropical Pacific. The threat of severe weather will shift slightly to the south and east on Tuesday mainly to the Middle and Lower Mississippi Valley regions. In fact, the threat of severe weather will likely continue well into the month of May as additional cold air masses are destined to drop southeastward from central Canada into the northern US. This evolving weather pattern will produce below-normal temperatures across much of the eastern half of the nation from late April into at least the middle of May and multiple rain events are likely to be included from the Rockies to the eastern seaboard.
Read MoreThere was some much needed rain over the weekend in the Mid-Atlantic region and another round is likely during the middle of the week. High pressure will be in control as we start the new work week and after a chilly start, sunshine will boost temperatures to mild levels for the afternoon. A weak frontal system approaches late Tuesday – possibly with a couple of showers - and then a strong low pressure area will impact the area at mid-week with periods of rain likely from late Wednesday into early Thursday.
Read MoreThere was some much needed rain over the weekend in the Mid-Atlantic region and another round is likely during the middle of the week. High pressure will be in control as we start the new work week and after a chilly start, sunshine will boost temperatures to mild levels for the afternoon. A weak frontal system approaches late Tuesday – possibly with a couple of showers - and then a strong low pressure area will impact the area at mid-week with periods of rain likely from late Wednesday into early Thursday.
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