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⛈️ Widespread storms and wild temperature swings are on the way — from summerlike heat to chilly fall air.

Jenniffer Guerra breaks down what’s ahead for the rest of the week 👇
US Weather Outlook: Widespread Storms, and Dramatic Temperature Swings.
A dynamic weather pattern is unfolding across much of the United States this week, with active storm systems, and sharp changes in temperatures.
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🌧️ Flash flooding threat for the Ohio Valley and central Appalachians tonight
🌵 Southwest storms could trigger flooding in New Mexico
🌀 Tropical Storm Jerry forms in the central Atlantic

Stay aware! 🌐📲 theweather.com
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🌡️ Above-average warmth sticks around for much of the U.S. this week, 🌧️ with pockets of heavy rain in the mix.

Kathryn Davies has the full forecast 👇
US Weather this Week: Above Average Temperatures Continue, Heavy Rain Potential
Heavy rain and flash flooding is expected while above average temperatures continue for much of the country.
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🌧️ Heavy rain and flooding possible in the Mid-South and Ohio Valley
🌡️ Record warmth spreads across the Great Lakes and New England
🌀 A tropical system may form in the Atlantic: 70% chance of development this week

Stay aware! 🌐📲 theweather.com
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🌠 Skywatchers, get ready! October’s night skies bring a meteor show and a rare green comet lighting up the heavens. ✨

Jenniffer Guerra tells you when and where to look 👇
Skywatchers’ Delight: October 2025 Promises Meteors, and a Rare Green Comet
October offers one of the most dynamic and awe-inspiring celestial displays in years for anyone who enjoys gazing up at the night sky.
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🌨️ Mountain snow & cold in the West
🔥 Record warmth moves into the Northeast
🌧️ Gulf & Southeast face more heavy rain & flood threats

Stay aware! 🌐📲 theweather.com
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🚨🌊 King Tides return to South Florida!
Expect higher tides, possible flooding, and salty surprises.

Dainet Sierra explains when they’ll peak and how to stay safe: 🌊👇
King Tides Are Back — Here’s When and How to Stay Safe
Rising Waters: King Tides to Flood the Southeast Coast This Fall. The details here.
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🌡️ Record heat for the Upper Midwest & Great Lakes
❄️ Mountain snow & soaking rains out West
🌊 Heavy rain + flood risk for Florida & Gulf Coast
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🌩️🔥 Wildfires that create their own thunderstorms? Scientists just made a major breakthrough in modeling them.

Mike Carmon reveals what new science is teaching us 📑
A Major Breakthrough in Modeling of Wildfire-Induced Thunderstorms
Pyrocumulonimbus clouds are a major factor, unaccounted for in models, driving climate change.
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🚨 #IMELDA UPDATE ‼️

Now a strong Cat 1 #Hurricane (85 mph) moving ENE toward Bermuda. Expected to become a Cat 2 and bring hurricane conditions to the island by Wed. ⚠️

Jenniffer Guerra tells more!⏬
Hurricane Imelda strengthens over the Atlantic: Here’s the Latest Update
Imelda is showing signs of intensification as it continues to gain strength over the Atlantic moving very close to Hurricane Humberto.
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☔️ #US Weather This Week:

🌀Tropical moisture from #Imelda will fuel showers/storms along the SE coast, bringing coastal impacts
➡️Meanwhile, unseasonable warmth continues for much of the country into #October!

Kathryn Davies has the forecast.👇🏻
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Forget #Fall! 🙅🏻‍♀️🍂

➡️Long-range forecasts show an unseasonably WARM pattern dominating most of the #US through early #October. Summer heat is sticking around, especially in the West, Midwest, and Northeast. 

@tmcgillweather.bsky.social  tells more below!👇🏻
Seeing Red: Long Range Forecasts Hint an Unseasonably Warm Pattern Should Keep Coming for Most of the U.S.
September ends hot, and October may follow. With 9 straight months warmer than normal, long-range outlooks keep much of the U.S. above average.
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