Weather Underground Forecast for Saturday,October 5,2013.
The winter storm that brought snow to the northern Rockies and northern
Plains will move further into the Midwest on Saturday. As the system
moves eastward, snow showers will turn to rain showers. Snow showers may
persist early on Saturday for parts of the High Plains, changing to
rain as it moves further into the center of the country. A warm front
will continue to extend eastward from this system, moving over the Great
Lakes, while a cold front extends southward from this system down the
Plains and moving over the Mississippi River Valley. There is a chance
that showers and thunderstorms may turn severe in between these fronts
with threats of strong winds and large hail.
Meanwhile to the south, in the Gulf of Mexico, Tropical Storm Karen will
continue approaching the northern Gulf Coast on Saturday. The system
will get pushed eastward by the cold front moving across the Mississippi
River Valley and into the Eastern states. Regardless of whether Karen
maintains Tropical Storm strength or not by the time it makes landfall,
the system will bring increasingly windy and rainy conditions to
southern Louisiana on Saturday, moving into the panhandle of Florida.
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