NWS Weather Forecast: Record-Breaking Warmth, Dry Conditions to Hit Central US

The latest weather forecast reported that record-breaking warmth and dry conditions are possible in the Central US as cold and snow unfold in parts of the US.

The colder temperatures have begun to unfold in the US in December. The coming winter will unleash extreme temperatures. In the Pacific Northwest, homeowners struggled with the impact of the atmospheric river.

However, a warming trend is still possible in the country. It will be favorable for people who want relief from the challenging cold and snow. In the Central US, the National Weather Service (NWS) reported that residents can anticipate record-breaking warmth and dry conditions.

NWS Weather Forecast in the Central US: Where Will Record-Breaking Warmth Unload?

(Photo : NESDIS NOAA as of December 7, 2023)
NESDIS NOAA as of December 7, 2023. The National Weather Service (NWS) reported that record-breaking warmth and dry conditions can unfold in the Central US this week as many Americans prepare for the winter conditions.

According to the NWS advisory, a surge of warmth is likely in the eastward in the US. The warming trend can unfold on the weekend, with temperatures reaching from 20 to 30 above average.

In the Southern US, the latest forecast monitored severe weather conditions and heavy rain in the region in the late week. The forecast warned of potential flash flood risk on Friday.

Meanwhile, Central US can expect record-breaking warmth this week. High temperatures can reach in South Dakota and Kansas, including in the Upper Midwest and Great Plains.

In Kansas City, the latest advisory warned of challenging wind gusts, reaching from 30 to 40 mph on Thursday. Residents can anticipate a warmer outlook from 57 to 63 highs.

Breezy weather is expected to continue. On the weekend or Friday, homeowners can anticipate rain. Meanwhile, a low chance of snow is likely.

The unusual warmth can also spread in parts of Oklahoma City, Des Moines, Chicago, Cleveland and St. Louis. The warmer weather can provide more time for homeowners to prepare for the upcoming winter.

Central US is also no stranger to severe thunderstorms. Next week, homeowners should still stay alert for a chance of heavy rain and poor weather conditions.

On the weekend, the possible severe thunderstorms can unfold in the following areas:

Little Rock
Memphis
Jackson
Birmingham
Mobile
Houston

In Houston City, the temperatures can be likely milder. Mid to upper 60s can be likely. By the end of the week, temperatures can increase in the city. Homeowners should check for precipitation and stormy weather on the weekend.

Also Read: Deadly Flooding in Northwestern US: Two Died Likely Due to Heavy Atmospheric Event

Preparing the Weather in the Central US

Although parts of Central US can experience a warming trend, severe weather conditions can still emerge. Homeowners should keep updated with forecasts, especially in flood-prone areas.

In addition, having survival emergency kits will be helpful to stay safe from the weather.