A low pressure system will advance slowly south and west from south TX into Mexico, which will gradually curtail the torrential rainfall and flooding in south/southeast TX. Focus for heavy flooding rain will shift to the Mid MS/Ohio Valleys and Mid-Atlantic, as an area of low pressure tracks very slowly along a moist stationary front. Finally, Heat will be the word in parts of CA and Southwest. Read More >
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