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Areas of Extreme Heat and Fire Weather in the Pacific Northwest; Heavy Rain in the West and South-central US

Extreme heat will continue across the Pacific Northwest into midweek before finally waning. Hot temperatures, dry, gusty conditions, and isolated dry thunderstorms will bring critical fire weather. Heavy rain and thunderstorms are expected across portions of the Southwest, the Sierras, and the central/southern Plains. A series of storms will bring heavy rain and strong winds to southern Alaska. Read More >


     
 Zone Forecasts         
 
  Texas and Oklahoma Panhandles
Central and Northern New Mexico
Southeast and South Central Colorado
Southwest Kansas
Western and Central Oklahoma
South and Low Rolling Plains of Texas
 

     
 Tabular Forecasts         
 
  Texas and Oklahoma Panhandles
Central and Northern New Mexico
Western and Central Oklahoma
South and Low Rolling Plains of Texas
 
Image of a computer model forecast

 

     
 Extended Outlooks         courtesy of the CPC
 
  6 to 10 Day
8 to 14 Day
30 Day
90 Day
Threats Assessment
 

 

     
 Forecast Discussions         
 
  Texas and Oklahoma Panhandles
Central and Northern New Mexico
Southeast and South Central Colorado
Southwest Kansas
Western and Central Oklahoma
South and Low Rolling Plains of Texas
 

 

     
 Special Weather Statements        
 
  Texas and Oklahoma Panhandles
Central and Northern New Mexico
Southeast and South Central Colorado

Southwest Kansas
Western and Central Oklahoma
South and Low Rolling Plains of Texas

 

 

     
 Public Information Statements          
 
  Texas and Oklahoma Panhandles
Central and Northern New Mexico
Southeast and South Central Colorado
Southwest Kansas
Western and Central Oklahoma
South and Low Rolling Plains of Texas
 

 

     
 Non-precipitation Hazards       
 
  Texas and Oklahoma Panhandles
Central and Northern New Mexico
Southeast and South Central Colorado
Southwest Kansas
Western and Central Oklahoma
South and Low Rolling Plains of Texas
 

 

     
 Forecast Graphics         courtesy of the WPC
 
  Surface Features
12 Hour Forecast
24 Hour Forecast
36 Hour Forecast
48 Hour Forecast

Precipitation
Day 1
Day 2
Day 3
Days 4 and 5
images of surface weather forecasts

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