Good evening,
A blast of cooler air will welcome the fall season from the
Northeast into the Midwest as a cold front makes its way out into the western
Atlantic Ocean.
The work week kicked off with daytime highs that did not
surpass the 60s through many locations of the Midwest and Northeast and
overnight lows are expected to remain 10 to 20 degrees cooler than they have
been in previous days with slight frost possible through the break of day on Tuesday.
The same, unfortunately, cannot be said about those living further down south
as the sweltering heat of the summer will remain from South Carolina into parts
of central Texas with highs reaching and in some cases exceeding the 90 degree
mark.
The autumnal equinox officially begins this evening at 10:29
PM
The same disturbance that has been responsible for blinding
downpours and gusty thunderstorms through the central and southern Rockies will
push further east and south Tuesday bringing locally drenching showers that
will extend from Nebraska to Kansas and into the Texas panhandle. The biggest
risk for these areas will be the risk of flash flooding which will remain
through Tuesday evening.
Enjoy your evening,
Jen Gonzalez
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