Fire Weather and Monsoon Threats in the West; Heavy Rain in the Plains and Northeast

Heavy rain possible over parts of the Middle/Lower Mississippi Valley.

Forecast for Tuesday, August 14, 2018

A quasi-stationary front extending from parts of the Northeast southward across coastal parts of the Mid-Atlantic into parts of the Southeast will slowly dissipate by Wednesday morning. Showers and thunderstorms will develop along parts of the Mid-Atlantic Coast into the Southeast and Eastern Gulf Coast through Wednesday evening. In addition, an upper-level low over the Northern Mid-Atlantic/Northern Appalachians will slowly move northeastward off the Northeast Coast by Wednesday evening. The energy will aid in producing showers and thunderstorms over parts of the Lower Great Lakes/Northeast and parts of the Northern Mid-Atlantic that will move off the Northeast Coast by Wednesday morning. The showers and thunderstorms will have the greatest areal coverage during the late afternoon into the late evening on Tuesday.

Meanwhile, another upper-level low over the Central Plains will slowly move eastward to the Middle Mississippi Valley while weakening by Wednesday evening. The energy will trigger showers and thunderstorms over parts of the Central/Southern Plains into parts of the Middle/Lower Mississippi Valley that will likewise move eastward into parts of the Ohio Valley and parts of the Middle Mississippi Valley by Wednesday evening into Thursday. Additionally, a front extending from the Upper Great Lakes/Upper Mississippi Valley westward to the Great Basin will move eastward to the into parts of Northern New England across the Great Lakes then southwestward to the Central Plains by Wednesday evening. Showers and thunderstorms will develop along the boundary from parts of the Upper Mississippi Valley/Northern Plains into parts of the Northern Rockies that will move eastward to the Northeast/Great lakes into parts of the Northern Plains by Wednesday evening into Thursday.

Elsewhere, weak monsoonal moisture and daytime heating will aid in producing showers and thunderstorms over parts of the Southwest/Great Basin into parts of the Central/Southern Rockies through Wednesday evening. The showers and thunderstorms will have the greatest areal coverage during the late afternoon into the late evening on Tuesday and Wednesday.

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Cities Populair locations in North America

Weather Maximum Minimum
Albuquerque 37.734°C 30.2°C
Austin 39.102°C 32.5°C
Baltimore 31.692°C 26.4°C
Boston 35.568°C 30.2°C
Charlotte 38.532°C 32.3°C
Chicago 36.024°C 30.6°C
Columbus 31.92°C 27.3°C
Dallas 32.946°C 26.9°C
Denver 32.946°C 26.3°C
Detroit 36.252°C 31.1°C
El Paso 38.874°C 32.4°C
Fort Worth 31.806°C 24.9°C
Houston 39.9°C 33.9°C
Indianapolis 34.428°C 29.4°C
Jacksonville 38.418°C 32.6°C
Las Vegas 40.698°C 33.7°C
Weather Maximum Minimum
Los Angeles 34.314°C 27.5°C
Memphis 37.278°C 31.1°C
Milwaukee 34.314°C 29°C
Nashville 38.532°C 32.7°C
New York City 34.998°C 30.1°C
Oklahoma City 34.086°C 28.7°C
Philadelphia 33.972°C 29.2°C
Phoenix 44.688°C 36.1°C
Portland 39.672°C 28.3°C
San Antonio 40.128°C 32.8°C
San Diego 26.448°C 22.8°C
San Francisco 20.862°C 14.7°C
San Jose 32.604°C 24.2°C
Seattle 35.682°C 25.7°C
Tucson 38.874°C 31.1°C
Washington, D. C. 35.226°C 30°C

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