Severe Thunderstorms Possible in the South Central U.S.; Wildfire Smoke Impacts in the North Central U.S.

Scattered severe thunderstorms may bring large hail and isolated damaging winds this weekend over parts of the south central U.S. Smoke from Canadian wildfires will bring air quality issues to parts of the north central U.S. this weekend. Air Quality Alerts have been issued. Read More >

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Last Map Update: Sun, Jun 1, 2025 at 6:06:33 am MDT

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Moisture remains in place across the Borderland, and a Pacific low pressure system is moving in from the west. This combination will increase shower and storm chances over western areas Sunday. Through the evening and overnight, Sunday night, we expect showers, and even some storms, to begin shifting east. By Monday, all areas have potential for scattered shower and thunderstorms.

A warmer day across the Borderland for Sunday. Still some moisture in place, and with an approaching Pacific storm system, western areas, as well as the Sacramento mountains will see the best chances for afternoon showers and storms. Winds will be from the south at 10-15 mph. Overnight into Monday morning, the system arrives from the west, allowing for increasing clouds, and chances for overnight showers, with isolated embedded storms, which will persist through Monday.

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Severe Thunderstorms Possible in the South Central U.S.; Wildfire Smoke Impacts in the North Central U.S.

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