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Tracking Isaias Along The East Coast – National Weather Outlook For August 3, 2020
National Weather Forecast On Monday, we will continue to track Isaias off the Southeast Coast, potentially making landfall Monday Night (more on that below). A boundary in the eastern United States will help produce showers and storms, with another cold front and area...
Watching Another Tropical Wave In The Atlantic – National Weather Outlook For July 27, 2020
National Weather Forecast On Monday, a frontal boundary from the Central Plains to the Great Lakes will help spark off showers and thunderstorms. We will also be watching heavy rain still possible in portions of southern Texas - some of which are connected to Hanna...
Tracking Eight, Gonzalo, and Douglas – National Weather Outlook For July 24, 2020
National Weather Forecast As we go into Friday, heavy rain will be possible along the Gulf Coast with Tropical Depression Eight moving through the Gulf of Mexico. A cold front will help spark showers and storms in the Mid-Atlantic states, and a system up in Canada...
Latest On Gonzalo and Douglas – National Weather Outlook For July 23, 2020
National Weather Forecast On Thursday, a frontal system in the Northeast will produce showers and thunderstorms in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic. An area of low pressure pushing east across the Northern Plains will produce storms by the evening, some of which could...
Tropical Depression Seven Forms In The Atlantic – National Weather Outlook For Wednesday, July 22, 2020
National Weather Forecast As we head through Wednesday, a system pushing through the Great Lakes will cause showers and thunderstorms from the Central Plains into the Northeast. A tropical wave could cause some showers along portions of the eastern Gulf Coast into...
Heat Continues In The Northeast – National Weather Outlook for Monday, July 20th, 2020
NEOWISE Hunting Photo Credit: Rebecca Kayser Photography on Facebook My wife and I went out Wednesday night into central Minnesota to see the comet NEOWISE after sunset, and we certainly had a spectacular view! You can still view NEOWISE if you head out about an hour...