Rain and Thunderstorms Impact Various U.S. Regions From 08-03 to 08-05
CONUS — We're in for a busy start to the week with widespread showers and thunderstorms affecting several areas. Parts of the Northern Mid-Atlantic, New England, Carolina Coast, Eastern Gulf Coast of Florida, and Southwest will see heavy rain on Monday, raising concerns for localized flash flooding. As the week progresses, similar weather patterns will impact the Upper Great Lakes, Middle Mississippi Valley, and Central Plains with severe thunderstorms possible in the Upper Midwest. Keep your umbrellas handy and stay alert for updates.
Northeast and Mid-Atlantic
Monday to Wednesday: A front will shift east over the Northeast to the Mid-Atlantic, causing showers and thunderstorms. On Monday, heavy rain could lead to flash flooding in the Northern New England and Northern Mid-Atlantic. By Tuesday, the threat will lessen, but some rain will persist in the Mid-Atlantic and Central/Southern Appalachians.
Southeast and Gulf Coast
Monday: The Carolina Coast and the Eastern Gulf Coast of Florida will experience heavy rain with localized flash flooding potential. Tuesday to Wednesday: Expect showers and thunderstorms across the Southeast and the Central/Eastern Gulf Coast, but with a reduced risk.
Upper Midwest and Great Lakes
Monday: The Upper Mississippi Valley and Northern Plains may see severe thunderstorms with high winds, hail, and a few tornadoes. Tuesday to Wednesday: The Upper Great Lakes and the Central Plains will continue to experience thunderstorms, posing similar risks.
Southwest
Monday to Wednesday: Monsoonal moisture will bring heavy rain to the Southwest, increasing the risk of flash flooding. Showers and thunderstorms will persist, especially on Monday and Tuesday.
