Weather Underground midday recap for Monday,September 23,2013.
A cold front moved over the Rockies on Monday, bringing showers and
thunderstorms to parts of the Great Basin and northern Plains, while a
system of high pressure brought more fall like conditions to to the East
Coast.
The majority of the East Coast experienced dry, cool conditions on
Monday as a high pressure system drew cool air in from the north.
Temperatures were in the 40s and 50s in the early morning, and rose into
the 60s and 70s during the day. Southern Florida, as well as parts of
Georgia and Alabama, experienced showers and thunderstorms as a pair of
low pressure systems lingered in the Gulf of Mexico. Thunderstorms also
lingered along the southeast coast of Texas due to a low pressure system
in the western Gulf of Mexico.
As strong cold front moved slowly eastward over the Rockies and into the
northern and central Plains on Monday, as thunderstorms impacted
several states. The strongest of the thunderstorms moved through
Colorado and Nebraska, while showers and thunderstorms also affected
parts of Wyoming, Montana, and the Dakotas. The western Great Basin
remained clear throughout Monday, while wet weather persisted in the
Northwest.
Low pressure along a stationary front brought more wet weather to the
Pacific Northwest, as showers moved through western Washington and
northwest Oregon. The Southwest remained under a high pressure system,
as warm, dry conditions persisted throughout the day. Temperatures
remained well below 100 degrees in the southern California and Arizona
deserts, as Palm Springs recorded the midday high temperature of 89
degrees on Monday.
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