Southern California and Desert Southwest: Wet Halloween Ahead
Commuters traveling through
Interstate 5 and
Route 101 in southern California should be prepared for a second wave of heavy rain arriving late Saturday. With 2-4 inches expected, flash flooding could become an issue around the
Los Angeles, CA area, potentially causing delays on main thoroughfares like
I-10 and
Interstate 15. By Sunday, the rain will spread into the
Four Corners region, impacting states like Arizona and Utah.
Gulf Coast: Rain on the Horizon
For those driving on
Interstate 10 through the southern Plains and Gulf Coast, expect gradually shifting heavy rain and thunderstorms this weekend. Motorists in
Houston, TX and traveling through
New Orleans, LA can anticipate wet roadways and potential flash flooding, especially as these conditions progress toward the
Florida Panhandle by Sunday.
Central U.S.: Unsettled Monday Morning
With a low pressure system developing, residents and travelers in the Central U.S. should be prepared for wet conditions when commuting Monday morning. Those using
Interstate 70 through states like
Kansas and the
Central Rockies area may encounter heavy rainfall or even snowfall, particularly in higher elevations.
Southeastern States: Isolated Flooding Concerns
Drivers around
Miami, FL and throughout
South Florida should remain cautious of lingering thunderstorms that could bring isolated flash flooding through the weekend. Meanwhile, much of the eastern U.S. will experience dry weather due to the high pressure system in place.