Heavy Rainfall in the Southwest; Scattered Severe Thunderstorms in the Mid-Atlantic

Heavy rainfall and the potential for flooding will continue through this evening in the Southwest, with particular concern for flooding over recent burn scars and higher terrain. Scattered severe thunderstorms containing the potential for damaging wind gusts and excessive rainfall are possible from the Mid-Atlantic to southern New England through tonight. Read More >

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Last Map Update: Tue, Jul 8, 2025 at 8:10:32 pm PDT

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Isolated to scattered thunderstorms are expected later this afternoon. The best chance for scattered thunderstorms is in northern Klamath and Lake counties. Thunderstorms could develop further west into the Rogue Valley as well. The main threats with thunderstorms this afternoon and evening will be cloud to ground lightning, gusty outflow winds and small hail. Make sure to keep an eye and ear to the sky and seek shelter if you hear thunder. Remember, when thunder roars, go indoors.

Periods of stable atmospheric conditions are forecast to cause daytime high temperatures to reach 5 to 10 degrees above seasonal averages this week. The warmest temperatures will be in low-elevations areas, including west side valleys and the Klamath Basin. While these temperatures may not reach hazardous levels, individuals who are sensitive or unprepared to heat could still suffer heat-related impacts in these conditions.