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The FOX Forecast Center is monitoring an area off the Eastern Seaboard that could lead to a tropical disturbance developing over the western Atlantic, meaning trouble for those with Memorial Day weekend plans along the Southeast coast.
No matter whether tropical development occurs, some Florida communities are in store for between 3 and 6 inches of rainfall over the next several days.
The second area the FOX Forecast Center is monitoring is a disturbance in the southwestern Atlantic Ocean northeast of the central Bahamas.
According to the National Hurricane Center, this disturbance only has a low chance of development, but it could bring heavy rain to parts of Bermuda later this week.
Active weather returns to the southern High Plains as the Texas Panhandle is in the bull’s-eye for severe storms on Monday. Large hail and damaging winds will be the primary threats across the region Monday afternoon and evening.
This summer is expected to be a scorcher, according to a long-range outlook issued by NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center.
Hotter-than-average temperatures are expected for much of the West, South and East for June, July and August.
And as far as precipitation goes, most areas east of the Mississippi River are predicted to have a wetter-than-average summer.
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