It seems like a dynamic weather situation unfolding across different regions of the United States.
In the Northeast, a deep low-pressure system is bringing widespread showers and the potential for heavy rain, particularly in New England and parts of Upstate New York. This could lead to isolated instances of flash flooding, especially in areas where recent snowmelt has saturated the soil. Windy conditions are also expected, prompting advisories for gusts up to 50 mph in certain areas.
Meanwhile, the West Coast is gearing up for a storm system that will bring rain to lower elevations and snow to higher elevations in California. Heavy rainfall along coastal ranges could lead to flooding concerns, while mountain areas could see significant snowfall. Gusty winds are anticipated in eastern California and Nevada, prompting advisories in those regions.
On the other hand, the northern and central Plains are forecasted to experience well above average temperatures, with highs reaching into the 70s, 80s, and even low 90s in some areas. This significant temperature surge will dominate the weekend weather in those regions.
Overall, it’s a varied picture across the country, with some areas bracing for severe weather while others prepare for unseasonably warm temperatures.