Weather Underground midday recap for Wednesday,August 14,2013. A
tropical disturbance formed Wednesday in the western Caribbean Sea and
was on the verge of moving into the southern Gulf of Mexico. There is a
possibility this system could strengthen over the course of the next few
days on its way through the gulf, and thus it will be monitored
closely. For more information, please see
http://www.wunderground.com/tropical/.
Meanwhile, a long cold front stretched through the Southeast and allowed
for more scattered showers and thunderstorms to form from Louisiana
through South Carolina. This activity could increase over the next few
days as the aforementioned tropical disturbance moves northward.
Meanwhile, a few areas of showers and thunderstorms popped up in the
Plains from Kansas through Nebraska. A weak cold front moved through the
Pacific Northwest and instigated a few showers in Washington and
Oregon.
A large high pressure system continued the dry weather in the Plains and
Upper Midwest, while breezy, but dry weather moved through the
Northeast.
The Northeast rose into 70s, while the Southeast saw temperatures in the
70s and 80s. The Southern Plains rose into the 80s and 90s, while the
Southeast saw temperatures in the 90s and 100s.
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