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Late afternoon storms on Sunday Funday

Sea-breeze collisions are expected to trigger late-day thunderstorms Sunday, and Labor Day is forecast to be the wettest day with storms through the day.

  • On Sunday, the west coast sea breeze will trigger storms across Central Florida, with rain chances continuing into Monday as a trough brings a cold front to Northern Florida, making Labor Day the wettest day of the holiday weekend.
  • Severe storms and scorching heat threaten metro Atlanta on Sunday, where a level 2 'slight risk' for severe weather persists, bringing damaging winds up to 60 mph and isolated large hail across Georgia.
  • Dangerous triple-digit heat persists for more than 40 million Americans under heat alerts Sunday from Kansas to Georgia, with highs hitting the low 90s and 'feels like' temperatures reaching the 100-105 range.
  • Flash flood risks return to parts of the Southwest on Sunday, threatening national parks in Arizona and Utah; Zion National Park and Bryce Canyon National Park remain especially vulnerable to heavy rain from monsoon impacts.
  • Hurricane Lowell continues to weaken as a Category 3 storm with maximum sustained winds of 125 mph; the system is forecast to pass west of the Hawaiian Islands, though high surf advisories remain in effect for waves up to 12 feet.
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Severe weather to impact parts of US over Labor Day weekend

ABC News Severe, damaging thunderstorms targeted parts of the Southeast on Saturday, with more severe weather possible on Sunday. Several homes were damaged due to fallen trees in Rogersville, Tennessee and the community of Persia, Tennessee, and

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WKMG broke the news in Orlando, United States on Sunday, September 6, 2026.
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