The latest weather forecast in Colorado showed that strong winds and fire concerns could unload in Central and Northeast Colorado this weekend, according to the National Weather Service.
In Colorado and Wyoming, residents recorded cooler conditions in the region. Snow also unloaded in the higher elevation areas. The snowy outlook also brought frost advisories.
In the Western US, mild conditions and a warmer outlook are expected this weekend. Northwestern US can expect heavy rains until early next week, including in Oregon and Washington.
Central, Northeast Colorado: Strong Winds This Weekend
NOAA Satellite View as of November 4, 2023. The National Weather Service (NWS) warned of strong winds and fire concerns in Central and Northeast Colorado this weekend. Cooler conditions will also unfold.
According to the latest advisory, gusty winds could reach up to 50 mph in Central and Northeast Colorado. The forecast said the gusty winds could reach mountainous areas and higher foothills on the weekend.
The NWS is also monitoring a weak storm system in Colorado. It will bring light rains early next week with cooler temperatures. People with plans next week should stay updated with the weather due to the chances of moderate to heavy rains.
In addition, the gusty winds could help spark potential fire concerns in Colorado. Homeowners should keep updated with fire-related dangers this weekend due to strong winds.
In Kansas City, the advisory showed that a warmer weather outlook could emerge on the weekend. Higher temperatures could reach about 60s on Saturday and lower 70s on Sunday.
Similar in Colorado, Kansas residents can expect breezy conditions with wind gusts reaching from 20 to 30 mph on the weekend.
Meanwhile, the NWS Baltimore-Washington forecast showed the region could experience dry and sunny skies on the weekend. Temperatures can reach highs to middle 50s and 60s in Chesapeake Bay.
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Weather in Southern and Eastern US: Where Will Warm Weather Unload?
In the Southern and Eastern US, shifting to a warmer pattern will grip the areas this weekend. Prolonged exposure to hotter weather could result in heat-related health concerns.
Dry weather will continue into the weekend, with increasing clouds for tonight and Saturday. Our next rain chances arrive Monday evening. Breezy conditions for Monday also. pic.twitter.com/AyhegG3f7I
— NWS Louisville (@NWSLouisville) November 3, 2023
The warming trend will unfold on Sunday. Warmer conditions could emerge in the following areas:
- Richmond
- Wilmington
- Savannah
- Atlanta
- Louisville
- Nashville
- Jackson
- Mobile
- Little Rock
- St. Louis
- Jackson
- Houston
- New Orleans
- Jackson
- Dallas
In Louisville, the forecast said that the dry weather would continue this weekend. Residents can anticipate cloudy outlook and breeze weather conditions. In Houston, the forecast noted average temperatures in the region on Saturday.
Dry weather will continue into the weekend, with increasing clouds for tonight and Saturday. Our next rain chances arrive Monday evening. Breezy conditions for Monday also. pic.twitter.com/AyhegG3f7I
— NWS Louisville (@NWSLouisville) November 3, 2023
Southern US has experienced drought and dry conditions, and the coming rainy conditions will be helpful to ease the drought in the region. Homeowners should avoid leaving their children unattended inside hot cars.
Drought conditions were recorded in Virginia, Carolinas, Georgia, Alabama and Tennessee.
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