An expansive and active weather pattern will influence large portions of the United States in the days ahead, delivering a combination of rainfall, snowfall, and flooding concerns from the Pacific Coast to the Northeast.
Moisture from the Pacific Ocean will move into Northern California this weekend, bringing periods of rain that are expected to intensify into heavy rainfall on Sunday. As rainfall rates increase later Sunday into Monday morning, parts of Northern California may face excessive rainfall, raising the risk for numerous flash flooding events.
At the same time, unusually warm temperatures are forecast to build across the Plains during the holiday week, with some areas potentially experiencing record-breaking warmth.
Rain, Snow and Flooding Risk
A frontal boundary stretching from the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic southwestward to the Central Gulf Coast and Southern Plains will be a key driver of the active weather…
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