Weather News With J7409 Tuesday Oct 30,2018

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Weather News with J7409 Tuesday Oct.30,2018.
Severe thunderstorms are possible Wednesday afternoon into Wednesday night from parts of east Texas to the lower Mississippi Valley.   Showers and thunderstorms are expected to develop today along a strong
frontal boundary from the Upper Midwest to the Central Plains, along with
heavy snowfall across portions of the Colorado and northern New Mexico
mountains. As much as 1 to 2 feet of snow is possible in the highest
elevations, where winter weather advisories and winter storm watches are
in effect.

As the front continues advancing eastward the next few days, widespread
showers and thunderstorms are likely along the boundary from the Great
Lakes and the Ohio Valley southward to the western and central Gulf Coast.
Heavy to excessive rainfall/flash flooding is possible with WPC
highlighting a slight risk extending from portions of northeast Texas and
the lower Mississippi Valley into portions of the Ohio Valley on
Wednesday. Strong to severe thunderstorms will also be a threat,
especially across parts of eastern Texas into the lower Mississippi Valley
where SPC has a slight to enhanced risk for severe weather on Wednesday.
This may hamper any outdoor Halloween related activities planned for
Wednesday evening. Showers and storms will begin moving into the Northeast
by Wednesday evening, with heavy rainfall continuing across the Tennessee
Valley and Gulf Coast states into Thursday as well. The backside of this
front features a much colder airmass, with afternoon highs by Thursday as
much as 10 to 20 degrees below normal across portions of the central and
southern Rockies into the Plains.

Unsettled weather out west will continue to support scattered rain and
higher elevation snow on Tuesday for parts of the Northwest and northern
Rockies. Another round of potentially heavy precipitation arrives by
Wednesday for the Pacific Northwest with organized rainfall likely to
focus along the favored terrain of western Washington and Oregon. Warm and
dry conditions will also persist across portions of California along with
an elevated to critical fire weather threat. Red Flag warnings are in
effect for parts of northern California.



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