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After sizzling temperatures gripped the Northeast, a cold front and rain are on the way to cool the region down.
The FOX Forecast Center said a widespread 1-2″ of rain is expected through the weekend, but portions of the Northeast and New England, particularly the interior, could pick up 3-5″ of rain.
A pattern that just won’t break is targeting the central US once again on Friday.
NOAA’s Storm Prediction Center highlighted Denver and eastern Colorado to western Kansas through the Texas Panhandle and Oklahoma for a level 2 out of 5 on the severe thunderstorm risk scale.
Any severe storms that develop will be capable of producing large hail and damaging wind gusts.
Hurricane experts at Colorado State University have increased the anticipated amount tropical cyclones they expect to form in the Atlantic basin during the 2023 season and warn the year might finish with above-average activity.
The updated annual outlook now calls for 18 named storms, nine hurricanes and four that will reach major hurricane status with winds of at least 115 mph.
And let’s not forget about the Eastern Pacific basin.
The National Hurricane Center is monitoring two areas for potential development in the Eastern Pacific. Both areas of low pressure are producing showers and thunderstorms, and once formed, they will be named Calvin and Dory, respectively.
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