Heavy Rain and Mountain Snow For the West Coast; Lake Effect Snow in the Great Lakes

A series of Pacific storms will deliver multiple rounds of heavy rain and mountain snow Wednesday into the Thanksgiving holiday weekend. There is an elevated concern for flash flooding, mudslides and debris flows near wildfire burn scars in California. A weak storm system will cross the Great Lakes Wednesday with accumulating Lake Effect snow. Read More >

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Last Map Update: Wed, Nov. 21, 2018 at 12:26:10 am CST

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Cool conditions will continue for tonight across the area. Clouds over the southern part of South Texas during the evening hours will spread back to the north during the night.

Rain returns to the forecast for Wednesday as another weather system impacts the area. For Thanksgiving Day, most locations should be dry as the upper level storm system move to the east. A warming trend will occur for the second half of the week with temperatures in the 70s by Friday. A dry cold front is expected to move through South Texas Sunday.

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