Heavy to Excessive Rainfall likely across parts of Texas and Oklahoma.
Record heat in the Northwest will ease a bit by midweek.
A stationary frontal boundary draped west to east from the Southern Plains to the Southeast will be the focus for showers and thunderstorms the next several days. Anomalous moisture and instability pooling along this boundary will support daily heavy rainfall threats, particularly for parts of Texas and Oklahoma where WPC has highlighted slight risk areas on the Excessive Rainfall Outlooks.
Record heat will continue across the Northwest Tuesday, posing an increased risk for heat-related illnesses. Take precaution during the warmest part of the day. High temperatures will soar well into the 90s and low 100s over the interior and lower elevations away from the water. In addition, breezy conditions pose an increased fire weather risk.
WYOMING
Warm today, with scattered showers and thunderstorms developing by early afternoon. These will move from west to east, most widespread across the northern half of the area. Strong outflow winds will be the primary threat with storms today. Unsettled conditions continue on Wednesday, bringing strong thunderstorms and increased rain chances.
Have a nice and safe day!
