Rain and Snow to Hit North and South Regions 10-27 to 10-29
CONUS — In the next few days, parts of the Pacific Northwest are in for some wet weather, while the northern mountains will see snow. Down south, Texas and parts of Florida will experience heavy rain and storms, with a chance of localized flooding. Meanwhile, the Plains and Upper Mississippi Valley will have scattered rain and thunderstorms.
Pacific Northwest:From Tuesday through Thursday, we’re expecting light rain in parts of the Cascades and Northern Rockies. Higher elevations will likely see snow due to cold air and the position of the storm track, while lower areas will have rain.
Florida:Through Thursday, a front moving across the state will bring showers and thunderstorms, especially to southern Florida and the eastern coastline. Keep an eye out for rain gear!
Texas:Onshore wind from the Gulf will bring showers and thunderstorms to the Western Gulf Coast through Wednesday evening. Southern Texas can expect heavy rain overnight Wednesday into Thursday with a chance of flash flooding in urban and low-lying areas.
Plains and Upper Mississippi Valley:On Tuesday, rain will move through the Upper Mississippi Valley and Central/Southern Plains. By Wednesday morning, another wave will bring rain to the Northern/Central Plains and the Upper/Middle Mississippi Valley. Expect thunderstorms in the Upper Mississippi Valley and Great Lakes area by Wednesday evening, then rain spreading into the Great Lakes and Middle Mississippi Valley by Thursday morning.
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