Central Rockies and Central High Plains
The midweek forecast calls for significant rainfall over areas of the
I-70 and
I-25 in cities like Denver, CO, and Cheyenne, WY. Expect heavy showers and possible flash flooding, especially through burn scar regions. Road conditions may be highly challenging, so caution is advised when traveling these highways.
Central Plains and Middle Mississippi Valley
On Wednesday, excessive rainfall impacts will be prominent around
I-80 and
I-29 near Omaha, NE, and Des Moines, IA. Widespread flash flooding is expected, with rivers potentially rising rapidly. If driving near these areas, keep an eye out for road closures and flooded sections.
Southern Plains
From Wednesday into Thursday, heavy rain will affect regions including
Dallas, TX, and
Oklahoma City, OK, primarily along
I-35 and
I-40. Travelers should be prepared for intense downpours and possible thunderstorm activity. Localized flooding could affect urban roads and other vulnerable areas.
Upper Midwest and Great Lakes
As we move into Wednesday and Thursday, a cold front will sweep through the Upper Midwest, bringing rain to
Minneapolis, MN and
Chicago, IL along
I-94 and
I-90. Embedded thunderstorms could cause delays, so carry on with caution.
Florida and Gulf Coast
On Thursday into Friday, keep an eye on the skies along the
I-10 corridor from New Orleans, LA, to Pensacola, FL. Periods of showers and thunderstorms can cause localized flooding along coastal routes.