The Midwest is in for a wet weekend as drenching downpours
will move through that area as a slow moving disturbance continues to make its
way east.
Many locales through the Midwest were pounded by flooding
rain earlier in the week and much of the same will take place this weekend as
the heavy showers and thunderstorms that will accompany this system promise to once
again bring an increased risk of flooding to areas that have had their fair
share in the past few days.
Although severe weather is not expected, cities between
Kansas City and Indianapolis should expect to see drenching downpours along
with isolated events of gusty winds and possible hail as well as slightly
cooler temperatures. As the new work week begins, the disturbance will be
impacting the mid Atlantic beginning with West Virginia before extending into
Philadelphia, Baltimore and the nation’s capital where the threat for flash
flooding will remain.
It is anticipated that showers and thunderstorms will remain
in the forecast for both the Midwest and the Northeast through the second half
of the week.
Tropics:
This is the time of year when the ocean waters begin to heat
up and wind shear decreases, luckily the tropics remains quiet thus far.
Enjoy your weekend
Jen Gonzalez
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