The latest weather forecast warned that heavy rain could unload in New England, Central Gulf Coast and Great Lakes this week, bringing potential flash flood risk and travel disruptions.
People should watch for the travel dangers associated and flooding. Checking the road conditions is advisable this weekend, especially for motorists with travel plans.
The beginning of October brought much moisture to the US. Tropical Storm Philippe also helped unleash a rainy outlook from Eastern Maine to New England.
Heavy rain Weather in the New England and Central Gulf Coast: What will it impact?
NESDIS via NOAA Satellite View as of October 7, 2023. Heavy rain and flash flood risk are likely in the Central Gulf Coast, New England and Great Lakes this weekend. Travel dangers could occur due to the weather conditions.
In the latest advisory, the National Weather Service (NWS) warned of the remnants of a tropical storm and cold front impacting parts of New England and the Northeast.
The weather conditions will develop heavy rain, coastal hazards and high surf near the New England Coast. On Sunday, the stormy outlook will reach parts of Atlantic Canada.
The main concern in the Northeast is the flooding. Communities and roads in flood-prone or low-lying areas are at risk of flooding this weekend.
According to the recent forecast, flash flooding and rounds of rain could unload on the weekend in the following areas:
- Kingston
- Boston
- Albany
- Halifax
- Moncton
- Kingston
- Montreal
- Portland
- Boston
- Burlington
- Buffalo
In addition, residents can anticipate the windy or challenging winds. The strong winds can impact power lines, outdoor equipment and trees. In Eastern Maine, the gusty winds could be noticeable near the coastal areas.
Widespread showers return Saturday into Saturday evening, with the heaviest rainfall across western MA/CT. But mainly light showery conditions for much of RI and SE MA. This system exits later Saturday night followed by blustery and cooler weather on Sunday. pic.twitter.com/gv8fK0QfmS
— NWS Boston (@NWSBoston) October 6, 2023
In Boston, the advisory warned of widespread showers and flooding on Saturday. However, the weather will improve in early next week. In Upstate New York, the main concern is the flash flood risks.
The rainy conditions can ease the drought and dry areas in the Northeast. Residents can also experience cooler temperatures.
Weather in the Great Lakes: Cooler outlook and heavy rain
In the Great Lakes, NWS monitored the developments of the frontal systems and upper-level low. A lake-effect showers are expected on the weekend.
In the Northern and Central Plains, the advisory noted of the freeze and frost advisories in the region.
Also Read: Winter Season Forecast: Early Snow, More Severe Weather Risks To Unload in US
Weather in the Western US: Hotter outlook is likely in parts of California
Meanwhile, Western US can experience a shift in weather pattern. The forecast showed that record-highs are likely on the weekend, especially in parts of California. However, the hotter outlook will change next week.
In the October's first week, a major cooldown reported in the Pacific Northwest, Southern Oregon and Western US.
According to forecast, record highs could unload in the following areas:
- Las Vegas
- Salt Lake City
- Boise
- San Francisco
- Seattle
- Portland
- Phoenix
In Phoenix, residents suffered from record highs and extreme heat during summer. The arrival of cooler air can ease the heat in the region.
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