Moisture will continue across Arizona and New Mexico today, bringing scattered showers and thunderstorms. A Marginal Risk (Level 1/4) for isolated flash flooding is in place, especially near burn scar areas. By Thursday, moisture from Hurricane Priscilla will move north, bringing locally heavy rain to the Desert Southwest and Four Corners region. Flash flooding potential is expected to continue through the weekend.
Farther east, rain will move along the Eastern Seaboard today as a cold front passes. Conditions will clear across the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic by tonight, but Florida and the Southeast may see more showers and storms into Thursday. The Atlantic coast of Florida could experience localized flooding in urban areas.
In the Pacific Northwest, showers will spread inland today and Thursday with possible mountain snow at higher elevations.
Cooler fall temperatures will follow the cold front in the East, with highs in the 50s for the Northeast and 60s into the Carolinas. Freeze Warnings, Watches, and Frost Advisories are in effect from the Upper Midwest to the Northeast. Meanwhile, the Intermountain West and central U.S. will see warmer conditions, with highs in the 70s–80s, and low 90s in Texas. The West Coast will cool slightly with another front moving in.
WYOMING
Temperatures will continue to warm today, as southwest winds increase across the forecast area. Expect readings in the 60s for much of the area, with a few locations rising around 70 degrees. This will make for an pleasant fall day (minus the wind) under clear skies.
NEBRASKA
Expect a very breezy day on Wednesday across western and north central Nebraska. Southerly winds will increase through the morning, with the strongest gusts (35–45 mph) occurring from midday through the afternoon — especially near the Nebraska/South Dakota border. 👉 Secure any loose outdoor items. 🚛 High-profile vehicles should use extra caution on east–west highways where crosswinds will be strongest. Temperatures will remain on the cool side (lower 60s to lower 70s) Wednesday before warming later in the week.
Have a fantastic day.