Weather Underground Forecast for Sunday,September 8,2013.
Wet weather will continue to impact the northern Plains and parts of the
Rocky Mountains Sunday, while a low pressure system will bring cool
temperatures and showers to the Northeast. Monsoonal moisture will also
provide afternoon thunderstorms for parts of the Southwest and Great
Basin.
As a lingering low pressure system makes its way out of the northern
Rockies, chances of severe thunderstorms will continue to develop around
eastern Montana and into the Dakotas. This region will experience
strong to severe thunderstorms, along with localized flooding near
rivers and watersheds. Gusty winds and chances of hail will be possible
until the system propagates East.
The Southwest and parts of the Great Basin will continue to experience
afternoon thunderstorms on Sunday, with a chance of flash floods along
mountains and desert valleys. Burn areas from recent wildfires should be
closely monitored, as these areas are more vulnerable to flash
flooding.
As a result of the cold front passage on yesterday, the Northeast will
experience cooler than average temperatures on Sunday. This system will
also be accompanied by showers and spotty thunderstorms throughout the
day. The wet weather is expected to impact a large portion of New
England before moving off of the coast. Temperatures will continue to
stay 5 to 10 degrees below average for this time of year. Chances of
showers and thunderstorms will also be present along the Texas coast
through Sunday.
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