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Tracking a Significant Spring Storm Impacting the Central U.S. This Week

A significant storm will track across the central U.S. and into the Great Lakes through Thursday. Heavy snow and blowing snow is expected from the northern Plains into the Upper Midwest. Further south, severe thunderstorms are expected from the southern Plains into the Midwest as well as a multi-day excessive rain and flooding event Wednesday through Saturday from the Ozarks into the Ohio Valley. Read More >

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Last Map Update: Tue, Apr 1, 2025 at 9:00:21 pm AST

Breezy conditions will continue across the region, with sustained winds ranging from 15 to 25 mph and higher gusts expected. These winds may cause unsecured items to blow away and could lead to difficult driving conditions, especially for high-profile vehicles. In addition, quick passing showers are possible, which may result in slippery roads and reduced visibility. Residents and visitors are advised to use caution, particularly when traveling or spending time outdoors.
Las condiciones de brisa fuerte continuarán en la región, con vientos sostenidos entre 15 y 25 mph y ráfagas más fuertes. Estos vientos podrían provocar que objetos no asegurados sean arrastrados y generar condiciones difíciles para conducir, especialmente para vehículos de alto perfil. Además, se esperan aguaceros pasajeros que podrían causar carreteras resbaladizas y visibilidad reducida. Se recomienda a los residentes y visitantes tener precaución, particularmente al conducir o realizar actividades al aire libre.
🏖️ Beachgoers, remember to check the surf zone forecast before hitting the beach. A high risk of rip currents is in place for northern and eastern Puerto Rico, Culebra, and USVI, where life-threatening rip currents are likely.
🏖️ Atención! No olviden consultar el pronóstico de corrientes marinas antes de disfrutar del mar. Existe un riesgo alto de corrientes marinas para el norte y este de Puerto Rico, Culebra e Islas Vírgenes de EE. UU., donde es probable que se experimenten corrientes marinas amenazantes a la vida.
TJUA Radar - Cayey, P.R.