Severe Thunderstorms in the Northeast and Northern Plains; Critical Fire Weather in the West

Scattered severe thunderstorms capable of damaging wind gusts and hail are forecast across the Northeast U.S. and North Dakota today. Heavy to excessive rainfall is possible over eastern New Mexico into western Texas and over the western Florida peninsula today. Critical fire weather conditions will persist today over parts of the interior Northwest and Great Basin. Read More >

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Last Map Update: Thu, Jul 3, 2025 at 3:40:32 pm CDT

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Scattered showers are expected from now to this evening. Highest concentration of shower activity will be along/west of I-35 and across Central Texas. Gusty winds and localized heavy rainfall are possible in any stronger storms. Temperatures will be cooler than usual, in the 80s.

Morning showers and storms will gradually decrease through the day Friday, with most precipitation likely gone around sunset. Coverage will spotty in the afternoon and evening. While no severe weather is expected, anticipate impacts from lightning, brief downpours, and gusty winds should a storm move into your area.

Seasonable temperatures over the weekend will climb to above-normal values by the middle of next week as high pressure strengthens overhead. There will be a chance of storms along the Red River, with a 10-20% chance of these storms making it south to the I-20 corridor on Sunday. The extended outlook indicates a return to near-normal temperatures and above-normal rainfall.