Typical summer-time weather conditions have settled in across much of the U.S. with slow moving frontal systems producing heavy rain in the Central U.S. and high pressure producing excessive heat in the South. In the West, a frontal system is keeping winds gusty and producing elevated-to-critical fire weather conditions from the Central Great Basin to the Plains. Read More >
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An (hopefully useful) explanation of these maps.
Interactive Historical Tornado Track Map for the Carolinas & Northeast Georgia
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