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Excessive Rainfall Potential for the Southeast; Heat Expands for Center of the Nation; Critical Fire Weather for Pacific Northwest

Flash flooding threatens areas from the Tennessee Valley to the Carolinas as storms repeat along a stalled front. Monsoonal storms may trigger flooding in the Southwest. Dangerous heat expands across the Desert Southwest, Plains, mid-Mississippi Valley and Southern Tier. Critical fire weather for interior Pacific Northwest. Cooler, drier air brings brief relief to the Great Lakes and Northeast. Read More >

 

Plenty of dry time can be for the first half of Sunday, there will be increasing chances for showers and t-storms this afternoon. Temperatures will continue to be seasonably warm.
Low pressure passing across the Ohio Valley will introduce showers and thunderstorms Monday afternoon and evening, where a few storms may become severe. Main threats are damaging wind gusts and locally heavy rainfall.
There is an 81% chance of a very strong El Niño during October-December that would rank among the largest El Niño events in the historical record going back to 1950. Even the strongest El Niño events do not lead to the typical impact everywhere, but stronger events can more significantly tilt the odds in favor of expected outcomes.