Showers, Thunderstorms Threaten Southwest After Devastating Floods
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Showers, thunderstorms threaten Southwest after devastating floods
Parts of the U.S. Southwest are in for severe weather through the weekend as forecasters warn of potential showers, severe thunderstorms and even a few tornadoes, following rounds of devastating flooding earlier this week. Moisture from the Gulf of California will stream into the Southwest and Southern High Plains regions, the National Weather Service said. Severe thunderstorms are a risk on Saturday through Sunday morning.
A powerful squall over California is feeding squalls and storms in the west of the United States, with the risk of sudden flooding in the Southwest and the Four Corners region. The National Weather Service (NWS) predicts that bad weather will advance to New Mexico and the southern plains for the next 48 hours, while a cold air mass prepares a noticeable thermal descent in the center of the country. Torrential rains and storms in the West The low…
A system of storms brings heavy rains, floods and snow in the west of the United States this Friday, October 23, while the center and east are experiencing unusual heat for the time. Most urgent: rains in the USA and snow in the west The National Weather Service (NWS) warned that heavy rains [...]
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