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Weather News with J7409 Sat June30,2018

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Channel: J7409 · 2018 · Science & Technology

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Weather News with J7409 Saturday June30,2018
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A cold front moving slowly eastward and a surface low lifting through the
upper Midwest/Great Lakes on Saturday will remain a focus for potentially
strong to severe convection and heavy to excessive rainfall. The Storm
Prediction Center has highlighted portions of the eastern Central Plains
to the upper Midwest within a slight to enhanced risk for severe weather
today, with slight risks also across portions of the central high Plains
and the Northeast. The primary threats with these storms will be wind and
large hail, but a few tornadoes cannot be ruled out. Given significant
moisture pooling along the main boundary, storms will also be capable of
heavy to excessive rainfall and flash flooding, and WPC has placed roughly
the same region (from eastern Nebraska to western Wisconsin within a
slight to moderate risk on the Day 1 outlook. By Sunday, this system
becomes a bit more progressive as the surface low races northward through
the upper Great Lakes, which should limit the overall flash flood threat,
but severe weather will remain a possibility along the cold front. Refer
to the products issued by the Storm Prediction Center and WPC for
additional details.

The other big weather story this weekend is the major ongoing heat wave
affecting much of the eastern half of the country this weekend, and
extending into the upcoming holiday week. Afternoon high temperatures
could be as much as 10 to 20 degrees above normal and combined with high
humidity values, will lead to dangerous heat indices approaching or
exceeding 100 degrees for many places. Daytime maximum and overnight
high-minimum temperature records are in jeopardy and widespread excessive
heat warnings/watches and heat advisories are in effect from the central
Plains to the Ohio Valley and parts of the Northeast.

Elsewhere, hot, dry, and windy conditions will continue Saturday for parts
of the Four Corners region, as well as north-central California, leading
to an elevated fire weather risk. Red Flag warnings remain in effect for
some locations in Utah and California. Across the Southeastern U.S., a
weak surface wave will keep showers and thunderstorms in the forecast,
with heavy rainfall possible.
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