Watch out for slick roads and potential delays due to rainfall and thunderstorms affecting travel in several regions. Key areas include the Southwest, Great Basin, Central Rockies, and parts of the Southeast and Gulf Coast. Localized flash flooding may impact roads, especially in urban, canyon, and burn scar areas. Stay informed and stay safe.
Southwest and Great Basin
Rainy weather is expected through Monday across the Southwest, Great Basin, and Central Rockies. If you're traveling on
Interstate 10 through Phoenix, AZ or
State Route 89 near Flagstaff, AZ, be prepared for heavy rain and possible flash floods especially in urban areas, small streams, and narrow canyon areas.
Southeast and Gulf Coast
From Sunday to Tuesday, cloudy skies and rainy conditions will impact roads across the Southern Mid-Atlantic to the Gulf Coast. Watch for thunderstorm activity along
Interstate 95 in Charleston, SC and
US Highway 90 in Gulfport, MS, where showers may slow traffic and could cause localized flooding.
Northern High Plains and Northern Plains
Expect showers and thunderstorms over the Northern High Plains and Northern Plains through early Monday morning. Watch out if you're on
Interstate 94 in Bismarck, ND, where rain could lead to slippery conditions.
Northeast and Mid-Atlantic
Monday through Tuesday, showers and thunderstorms may develop near a warm front extending into the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic. Areas like
Interstate 80 in Allentown, PA, and
Interstate 87 near Albany, NY could see wet conditions affecting commutes.
Northwest Coast
Early Tuesday morning, expect scattered rain over parts of the Northwest Coast, potentially impacting travel on
Interstate 5 near Olympia, WA. Drive cautiously as rain may cause slick road conditions.