Texas Faces Heavy Rainfall and Flash Floods; Rainy Days for the Pacific Northwest - 11-09 to 11-11
CONUS — Southern Texas is in for another round of scattered to widespread thunderstorms today. The Gulf's moist air will interact with a low-pressure system, resulting in several inches of rain. This heavy rainfall could lead to flash flooding in some areas, especially in Corpus Christi, TX. The stormy weather is expected to ease by this evening.
Pacific Northwest: Rain and Mountain Snow
Residents in the Pacific Northwest, including Seattle, WA and Portland, OR, will experience periods of rain due to a series of Pacific storms. These systems will bring moderate rain and snow to the higher elevations today and tomorrow. The heaviest rain is expected late Monday into Monday night.
Lower Great Lakes and Interior Northeast: Quick Showers
Buffalo, NY and Cleveland, OH may see scattered showers today, with another batch expected Tuesday night into Wednesday. These showers are from fast-moving low-pressure systems passing through the area.
Southeast: One More Chilly Night Before Warming Up
After a chilly night across the Tennessee Valleys and Southeast, including cities like Nashville, TN and Atlanta, GA, temperatures will rise. Frost advisories will be lifted as warmer air moves in, pushing highs into the 60s and 70s soon.
General U.S. Weather: Mild and Warming Trend
Most of the U.S. will enjoy mild to warm temperatures as the week kicks off. In the Southwest, including Los Angeles, CA and Phoenix, AZ, temperatures will reach the 80s. Meanwhile, the Four Corners region will experience cooler weather due to lingering clouds and rain, but a warming trend is on the horizon.
With the potential for severe weather, especially in areas prone to flooding and other adverse conditions, it's important to stay updated with local forecasts and advisories, check out our current weather and forecast visualization maps, as well as selected areas below related to our report. Use the slider to move forward and back in the days and time to view how forecasts will affect an area; the related timestamp is located above the Play button. Be Safe!
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