The Daily Safety Xchange

Weather Report 05/07/2025

Widespread showers and storms to bring scattered to numerous instances of flash flooding to portions of the central Gulf Coast Wednesday.

Pesky weather pattern of showers and storms across much of the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast continues.

Some lingering showers are expected across the interior Northeast today as the other upper-low that had been anchored over the Ohio Valley finally shifts eastward as an open wave over the Atlantic.

Cooler, below average temperatures will continue across much of the southern U.S. from the Southwest through the central/southern Plains and into the Southeast with the upper-low/broad troughing dominating the pattern and widespread precipitation chances. Highs will generally range in the 60s and 70s with some 80s expected through the Deserts and for more southern locations across Texas and east along the Gulf Coast.

The return of spring begins in earnest today, with highs jumping back into the 60s and 70s as skies clear during the day. Warming continues through the rest of the week, with only a very low chance for a shower along the higher terrain of NW WY on Thursday.

One more day of showery, wet weather can be expected, along with a few thunderstorms. Then much warmer weather will develop through this weekend and continue into early next week. It will be drier as well, with only isolated to scattered afternoon showers and storms, mainly over the mountains.

Have a nice and safe day!