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Tropical Storm Kay will bring heavy rain and flash flooding to Southern California and the Southwest through the weekend.
STILL A LONG WAY TO GO AFTER SLOW START TO HURRICANE SEASON: ‘TOO EARLY TO WAVE VICTORY FLAGS’
The prolonged heat that has plagued the West will start to relax a bit in California, but the Northwest is still going to feel above-average temperatures this weekend.
The futuretrack for the Southwest on Saturday morning
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Fire danger is also very high, with warm and dry conditions and strong winds kicking up.
Potential record high temperatures across the West
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A powerful cold front originating from Canada will push across the Plains and Midwest, bringing significantly colder air.
Heavy snow is expected in the mountains of Montana.
Rainfall forecast in the Southeast
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Meanwhile, more heavy rain is in the forecast for already flood-prone areas along the Gulf Coast and Southeast this weekend.
The rip current and wave forecast from Hurricane Earl
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The Atlantic is busy with activity, with several systems swirling.
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Hurricane Earl will move east of Bermuda, and the East Coast will feel the effects of high waves and dangerous rip currents as a result.
