Radiation Alerts USA ☠ CA, WA, OR, MT, CO, MO, SD, NJ, CT, KS, MA, PA, MI
Channel: Strontium Milks
Date: 30/07/2016

Hazards: Heavy rain across portions of the Southeast and the Mid-Atlantic, Mon-Tue, Aug 1-Aug 2. High winds across portions of mainland Alaska, Mon, Aug 1. Slight risk of much above-normal temperatures for portions of the Mid-Atlantic, the Northeast, the Central Appalachians, the Lower Mississippi Valley, the Southeast, and the Southern Plains, Sat-Sun, Aug 6-Aug 7.

Severe Drought across the Mid-Atlantic, the Lower Mississippi Valley, the Central Great Basin, the Northern Plains, the Tennessee Valley, the Great Lakes, Hawaii, the Northeast, California, the Southern Appalachians, the Southeast, the Central Appalachians, the Southern Plains, and the Southwest.

For Monday August 01 - Friday August 05: Heavy rainfall (exceeding 1" in 24 hours) is forecast for southeastern Virginia and the eastern Carolinas on August 1 associated with a cold front expected to slowly descend through the region. Heavy rains are expected to move from north to south across the highlighted region. 

A cold front associated with a low-pressure system forecast to develop over southern Canada is likely to support moderate to locally heavy rains over the northern and central Great Plains, with the potential for heavy rains to move eastward to the Great Lakes. Isolated severe weather is possible over the Dakotas on Tue, Aug 2, and again on Thu, Aug 4, with the second round associated with a slightly stronger vorticity maxima at 500 mb. 

Multiple moderate rain events (with localized heavier rain on favorably oriented terrain) could lead to flooding concerns. Flood watches have been issued for the Seward Peninsula and Western Interior of Alaska that currently end prior to day 3, but may be extended into the forecast period. Associated with the frontal passage is the likelihood of high winds, especially across the higher terrain of northern Alaska. 

Enhanced odds for high winds, low RH, and elevated temperatures are indicated by the Storm Prediction Center over portions of the Great Basin, Northwest, and Northern Rockies during the early portions of next week. These conditions are forecast to accompany the upper-level trough that later next week contributes to the low-pressure development over southern Canada. 

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