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Another Round of Flooding Possible for the Southwest Next Week (opens the original)
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In the last month, the southwest states of New Mexico and Arizona has seen their fair share of monsoon showers and storms. While the rain chances have lowered afternoon highs, the grounds are becoming very saturated quickly. Lately, the Eastern Pacific has been the primary source for storms. Next week, a strong digging trough will pick up the moisture from Odalys and Polo and push it eastward. Models are still in disagreement on what region of the United States will see the heaviest rainfall fro
Another Round of Flooding Possible for the Southwest Next Week (opens the original)
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In the last month, the southwest states of New Mexico and Arizona has seen their fair share of monsoon showers and storms. While the rain chances have lowered afternoon highs, the grounds are becoming very saturated quickly. Lately, the Eastern Pacific has been the primary source for storms. Next week, a strong digging trough will pick up the moisture from Odalys and Polo and push it eastward. Models are still in disagreement on what region of the United States will see the heaviest rainfall fro
Active Stretch Ahead for the Upper Midwest (opens the original)
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Several cold fronts are poised to move across the the Upper Midwest Friday into the weekend. Severe weather and flash flooding will be possible with the storms. The first cold front arrives on Friday bringing all severe weather modes. The primary threats will be damaging winds and large hail that could be larger than egg sized hail. With the afternoon heating, severe storms will begin to erupt across parts of Minnesota and South Dakota. Models are showing the best chance for storms will come acr
Flooding, Severe Storms Target the Midwest Again (opens the original)
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After an active week of storms across the northern U.S., another round of severe storms is expected in parts of the Midwest to end the week. A cold front will drop across the region, tapping into warm temperatures and abundant moisture to fuel storms. On Thursday, winds downed trees and heavy rain caused a few flash flooding issues. Gusts topped 80 mph in the strongest storms! Tonight, a severe weather risk remains across parts of Missouri and Mississippi River Valley. However, the severe threat
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