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RED ALERT! Danger! Big Storms & Floods headed to USA & MEXICO

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Channel: thornews · 2016 · Science & Technology

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http://www.accuweather.com/en/weather-news/major-storm-central-eastern-us-rain-drought-snow-severe-storms/61860605

Major storm to erupt over central, eastern US next week

As November comes to a close, a potent storm will deliver snow, drenching rain, surging warmth and thunderstorms to the central and eastern parts of the nation.
The same storm will bring significant rain and mountain snow to California and other parts of the Southwest this weekend.

Rain to drench Southern, Eastern states
Widespread drenching rain will stretch from parts of the South to the Northeast.
While rain is likely to skip over increasingly dry areas of the southern High Plains, rainfall is likely from portions of the Gulf Coast to the southern Appalachians, the mid-Atlantic and southern New England.

"Rain may fall fast enough to cause incidents of flash and urban flooding," AccuWeather Senior Meteorologist Andrew Mussoline said.
"However, rainfall from the storm should help with fighting fires in the South and could make a significant dent in the overall drought in both the South and the Northeast," Mussoline said.
Enough rain could fall over parts of the South to help extinguish the dozens of wildfires in the region.
One pulse of rain will erupt from the western Gulf Coast to the western Great Lakes area from Sunday to Monday.
This area of drenching rain will slice eastward from the central Gulf Coast to the Ohio Valley, Appalachians and eastern Great Lakes area spanning Monday and Monday night.
The first batch of rain will soak much of New England on Tuesday.
A second batch of rain may fall along the upper Gulf coast and expand quickly northeastward over much of the Atlantic Seaboard on Wednesday.
Wintry travel ahead for northern Plains
After bringing snow to the mountains in the Southwest through Sunday, snow will take aim farther to the northeast next week.
From Monday to Tuesday, periods of snow will blanket the northern Plains, Mussoline said.

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