Strong Gusty Winds, Thunderstorms Likely in Colorado, Wyoming, Arizona; Critical Fire Weather Outlook Possible

According to a recent report, strong gusty winds and thunderstorms are likely in parts of Arizona, Wyoming and Colorado. Residents should watch out for critical weather outlooks.

People with travel plans should monitor the latest forecast this weekend, especially in the affected areas. The challenging weather could cause potential downed trees, power outages and slower commutes.

Colorado Weather Conditions

(Photo : NESDIS via NOAA Satellite View as of September 30, 2023)
NESDIS via NOAA Satellite View as of September 30, 2023. The National Weather Service (NWS) warned that gusty winds and thunderstorms could be possible in Colorado, Wyoming and Arizona. A critical fire weather outlook is likely.

As of September 29, the National Weather Service (NWS) warned of strong gusty winds that could reach up to 45 mph. Rapid fire conditions can spread due to windy conditions and low humidity.

In Colorado and Utah, residents can expect potentially warmer temperatures this weekend. The Northeast Plateau and Little Colorado River can also experience the driving difficulty.

In Western Colorado, stormy conditions could continue until Thursday in the region.

Arizona Weather Conditions

On Sunday, Northeast Arizona can anticipate strong gust winds that could cause driving dangers and slower commutes. The advisory reminded motorists to stay safe while on the road.

Southwest winds could reach from 20 to 30 mph. The challenging winds can also unfold in the Chuska Mountains, Chinley Valley and Defiance Plateau.

Wyoming weather forecast

In Wyoming, the latest forecast showed that rain showers and stormy outlook could unfold on the weekend. Residents can expect potentially cooler temperatures on Sunday.

People with travel plans should monitor the weather for widespread precipitation this weekend.

Meanwhile, flash flooding concerns are likely on the weekend in the following areas:

• Northeast New Mexico
• Central New Mexico
• South Central Mountains
• Northeast Highlands

On the East Coast, NWN reported the shift to warm conditions early next week after residents experienced flooding and rainfall concerns.l

In the Southern New England and Western Atlantic, wet weather conditions are expected on Saturday due to stream moisture.

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Midwest Weather Forecast

Furthermore, the latest weather forecast warned of the Midwest's autumn heatwaves this fall. The above-normal temperatures can unleash the unusual heat in the region.

Based on the weather outlook, the unusual heat is expected from Saturday until early next week in the following areas:

• Fargo
• Duluth
• Sioux Falls
• Omaha
• Kansas City
• Chicago

Staying safe from flooding rainfall this weekend

Parts of the US have been experiencing flooding rainfall, especially in New York City and Northeast. The relief is forecast next week, bringing warmer conditions in the region.

With the rainy concerns, homeowners should stay updated with the latest forecasts near their areas. In addition, the fire concerns and gusty winds can unleash potential bushfires in dry areas.

Meanwhile, homeowners should stay at home when the weather outlook becomes severe in the affected areas in Colorado, Arizona and Wyoming.

As the fall weather begins, homeowners should also remain alert for potential severe thunderstorms with isolated tornadoes.

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