Weather Underground midday recap for Tuesday, August 6,2013.
Rain and strong thunderstorms continued from parts of the Plains into the East on Tuesday.
In the Central U.S., showers and storms continued from parts of Nebraska
and the Central Plains into Missouri. Ample moisture and instability
across the area led to threats flash flooding in parts of Kansas and
Missouri. Additional, showers and thunderstorms continued ahead of an
associated warm front extending into the Southeast.
Meanwhile, to the north unsettled weather returned to the Northern
Plains and Midwest as a cold front dropped into the North-Central U.S.
from the Canadian Prairie. Scattered severe storms were likely along and
ahead of the cold front. The Storm Prediction Center issued a slight
risk of severe storms for areas from the Central Plains through the
Upper and Mid-Mississippi Valleys through Tuesday night. While large
hail and damaging wind gusts remained the primary threats with severe
storms in this region, tornado development was also possible.
Elsewhere in the eastern half of the nation, cool temperatures continued
for the Midwest into the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic. In addition to
cool weather, showers and thunderstorms were expected from parts of
Michigan southeastward into the northern states of the Mid-Atlantic
region.
Out West, monsoonal moisture kicked up afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms in areas of the Four Corners.
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