Heavy to Excessive Rainfall for the Southwest U.S.; Watching for Possible East Coast Storm

Thunderstorms and a chance for some isolated flash flooding will continue today in the Southwest U.S. before an influx of tropical moisture from Priscilla brings widespread heavy rainfall and a flash flooding threat late this week into this weekend. A coastal storm may develop off the southeast U.S. coast Friday night and drift north just off the Mid-Atlantic coast through the weekend. Read More >

Today's Weather Impact Levels (click on specific hazard for details)

Lightning

Tornado

Wind

Hail

Flood

Heat/Cold

Visibility

Rip Current

Waves

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Wave Hazard

Wind Waves & Swell

Tsunamis

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None	Significant wave height 6 feet or less.
Slight	Significant wave height 7 to 9 feet possible.
Moderate	Significant wave height 10 to 11 feet possible. Beach erosion possible.
High	Significant wave height 12 feet or greater possible. Battering surf with major beach erosion possible.

Wave Impact Statement

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Heavy to Excessive Rainfall for the Southwest U.S.; Watching for Possible East Coast Storm

Hazardous Weather Outlook - Waves