Rainy Weather for Florida & Storms in Central Plains - 04-07 to 04-09
CONUS — We're looking at some heavy rain and thunderstorms slashing through Florida over the next few days. Meanwhile, watch out for fire weather risks in the Southeast and severe storms brewing in the Central Plains. Up north, snow is mixing in with rain across the Great Lakes and Northeast. Let's dive into the details!
Florida Rain and Storms
Keep your umbrellas handy in Florida! Today and Wednesday, heavy rain and thunderstorms might cause some local flooding. This is due to lingering moisture and instability from a departing front, especially impacting areas from Miami, FL to Orlando, FL.
Fire Weather in the Southeast
On Wednesday, folks in the Southeast should stay alert for fire weather conditions. With winds picking up and humidity levels dropping, areas in Georgia and parts of Northwest Florida are at risk. Cities like Atlanta, GA and Pensacola, FL might feel the heat.
Stormy Central Plains
Watch out for stronger thunderstorms in the Central Plains on Wednesday. The Storm Prediction Center warns of possible severe storms across places like Wichita, KS and Omaha, NE. Make sure you're prepared!
Wintry Mix Up North
A cold front over the Great Lakes and Northeast is set to bring a mix of rain and snow today. The cooler air from Canada is helping keep snow in the picture for regions like Detroit, MI and Buffalo, NY.
Showers in the West
In the Four Corners and Southern Rockies, expect showers and possible thunderstorms today. Later, a disturbance will bring rain to parts of California and Oregon late on Wednesday and into Thursday morning. Look out in cities like San Francisco, CA and Portland, OR.
Temperature Trends
Chilly temps will stick around in the Northern Plains and Ohio Valley through Tuesday. But by Wednesday, things will start warming up to more normal levels, with many parts of the U.S. enjoying slightly warmer weather by Thursday.
