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Minor Flooding Possible From Slow Moving Thunderstorms Across Miami, Fort Lauderdale and West Palm Beach This Morning May 28
MIAMI, FLORIDA — The National Weather Service Miami has issued a Minor Flooding Possible outlook for east coast metro areas of South Florida this Thursday morning May 28, 2026, with slow-moving thunderstorms tracking northward along the coast carrying heavy rainfall…
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June Analog Forecast Points to Drier Than Normal Pattern for Upper Midwest and Great Plains With Wetter Signal for the South
KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI — Top historical analogs for June 2026 are painting a clear and divided precipitation picture across the United States, with BAM Weather’s June Precipitation Anomaly map based on top June analogs showing a continued drier than normal…
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GFS Model Shows Outlier Tropical System Near Yucatan and Gulf of Mexico as an Outlier Signal for June 3
MIAMI, FLORIDA — The GFS model initialized at 06z Wednesday May 27, 2026 is depicting a low pressure system with a 999 mb central pressure in its F168 forecast frame valid at 06z Wednesday June 3, 2026, placing a potentially…
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Highly Organized MCV Sweeping Through Dallas, Garland and Plano With Intense Radar Returns This Morning May 27
DALLAS, TEXAS — A remarkably well-organized Mesoscale Convective Vortex is sweeping through the Dallas metro and surrounding north Texas communities this Wednesday morning May 27, 2026, with KFWS Dallas Super-Resolution Reflectivity radar captured at 9:26 AM showing a tightly structured…
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Temperatures in the 70s and 80s Blanket Nearly Every State From Seattle to New York and Dallas This Wednesday May 27
KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI — An outstanding and broadly pleasant temperature pattern is set up across nearly the entire United States today Wednesday May 27, 2026, with the GFS 00Z temperature forecast valid at 4:00 PM showing comfortable 70s and 80s…
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Beneficial Rain Making Dent in Drought Across the Southeast but 6 to 18 More Inches Needed as Wet Pattern Continues 10 to 15 Days
ATLANTA, GEORGIA — Most of the Southeast United States has received beneficial rainfall over the past couple of weeks, with the HRAP 4km 14-Day Precipitation Anomaly map valid at 12z Tuesday May 26, 2026 showing widespread above-normal precipitation percentages across…
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Elevated Fire Weather Risk Active Across Nevada, Utah and Northern Montana Through Thursday May 28
RENO, NEVADA — The Storm Prediction Center has issued its Day 1 Fire Weather Outlook at 1620Z on May 27, 2026, placing Elevated fire weather risk zones across two distinct regions of the western United States — a large swath…
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SPC Day 1 Slight Risk Issued Across Ohio Valley Into Virginia and Maryland Mid-Atlantic Corridor Today May 27
NORMAN, OKLAHOMA — The Storm Prediction Center has issued an updated Day 1 Categorical Outlook at 1620Z on May 27, 2026, placing a Slight Risk of severe weather across a corridor stretching from the Ohio Valley into the Mid-Atlantic region,…
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Ohio Including Columbus, Cleveland, Dayton, and Akron Facing 60 MPH Wind Gusts, Large Hail, and Isolated Tornado Risk as Severe Storms Target the Region Saturday Evening June 6
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Northern Plains and Upper Midwest Including North Dakota, South Dakota, and Minnesota Facing Robust Significant Severe Weather as High Amplitude Trough Moves In Tuesday and Wednesday June 9 to 10
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Kansas, Nebraska, Missouri, and Iowa Border Region Loaded with Extreme Storm Fuel as Surface Heating Ignites Late Day Storms with Upper Air Disturbances 450 to 600 Miles Away Friday June 5
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Gulf of Mexico, Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, and Florida Showing Weak Tropical Activity Signal for Mid-June as ECMWF Flags Depression Probability but Formal Storm Concern Remains Low
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Nebraska, Iowa, and Illinois Including Omaha, Des Moines, and Chicago Facing Significant Nighttime Severe Weather with Very Large Hail, Damaging Winds, and Tornadoes After Sunset Friday June 5
