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Intensifying Storm Moving Across the Plains; Heavy Rain in Florida; River Flooding in the Southwest

An intensifying storm system will move into the Plains today, bringing strong winds, locally heavy rain, and scattered severe thunderstorms with a risk of damaging wind gusts and a few tornadoes. Heavy rainfall and isolated flash flooding will continue across eastern and southern Florida. Moderate to major river flooding will continue today across the Southwest and Four Corners Region. Read More >

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Last Map Update: Mon, Nov 2, 2026 at 11:18:31 am PST

Sneaker waves are expected at area beaches Sunday evening through Monday evening. Long period swells will build with a high risk for sneaker waves Sunday evening through Monday evening. Sneaker waves run up farther on the beach than normal waves and can catch beachgoers off guard. Stay off jetties, rocks and logs. They are NOT safe! Never turn your back on the ocean.
Two systems will be impacting portions of Southern Oregon and Northern California Tuesday into Wednesday night. Midday Tuesday, a system will move through Northern California bringing a trace to a few tenths of an inch of rainfall to portions of Siskiyou County. Wednesday, our next system moves in by the afternoon hours and may bring a trace to a couple tenths of an inch of rainfall along the Oregon coast and inland into the Umpqua Valley.
As the month of November moves along, the chances of above average temperatures and precipitation will increase. Currently there is still low confidence of any potential timing and impact of precipitation for Northern California and Southern Oregon, but we will continue to monitor this window as we get closer.

 

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