Heavy Rain and Thunderstorm Warnings for the Central and Southern Regions 10-24 to 10-26

CONUS — We're in for some rainy weather this weekend, with heavy rain and thunderstorms expected to hit the Central/Southern High Plains and Central/Southern Rockies. These areas should be on alert for possible flash floods and severe storms. Additionally, Southeastern Florida will see significant rainfall on Sunday, leading to a potential flood risk. Stay informed and safe!

Central and Southern High Plains and Rockies

On Saturday and Sunday, an upper-level low pressure system will sit over Southern California and the Southwest. This will pull in moisture from the Gulf of California, bringing showers and severe thunderstorms. These storms could include heavy rain, strong winds, hail, and even a few tornadoes. The main risk is heavy rainfall, which could cause flash flooding, especially in cities, roads, and areas that don't drain well.

Pacific Northwest

Late Saturday night and into Sunday, a weather front from the Eastern Pacific will bring rain to the Pacific Northwest. This rainy weather will continue through Monday. Although not as intense as the central regions, it’s still best to be cautious when out and about.

Southeastern Florida

On Sunday, expect showers and thunderstorms along the eastern coast of Florida due to winds coming off the Atlantic. These storms will bring heavy rain, which could lead to flash floods in urban areas and places with poor drainage. Keep an eye on water levels and avoid flood-prone areas.

Looking Ahead

By Monday, the risk of severe rain diminishes, but there will still be moderate rain over parts of the Southern Plains and Florida. Stay tuned to local updates for any changes in weather conditions.