| South Regional Video  Stromy weather conditions are on tap for a good portion of Oklahoma and Texas on Friday as an area of low pressure aloft brings in ample Gulf moisture. The result will be widespread rain and thunderstorms. Heavy rain is likely over Oklahoma and the northern and central parts of Texas and areas around the Red River could pick up as much as 4 inches of rain by evening. Severe thunderstorms across western and central Texas plus southern Oklahoma could produce large hail, damaging wind gusts and a few tornadoes. Precipitation will shift eastward into the lower-Mississippi Valley and severe thunderstorms could pop from eastern Texas to southern Mississippi on Saturday. By Sunday, look for rain and thunderstorms across Tennessee, Alabama and the Florida Panhandle, while parts of northern Georgia will see showers and chilly temperatures. |
| Midwest Regional Video Wet weather is also expected across much of the Plains and Midwest on Friday. Look for significant rainfall from Minnesota to eastern Kansas and western Missouri. On Saturday, rain and a few thunderstorms will extend from the Plains toward western Great Lakes. Sunday will feature rain from the upper Mississipi Valley to the Ohio Valley. As a result from all of the clouds and rain, temperatures will stay on the cool side through the weekend. |
| West Regional Video Low pressure aloft will swing through the Southwest on Friday resulting in showers and scattered thunderstorms over parts of Arizona, New Mexico and southern Colorado. The main precipitation areas will be confined to the higher elevations. One minor cold front will spread showers intoto the Pacific Northwest on Saturday and into the northern Rockies on sunday. A stronger cold front will enter the Pacific Northwest Sunday night and Monday. Meanwhile, clouds will be replaced by sunshine across parts of California and the Desert Southwest. High temperatures will rebound into the middle 90s around Phoenix by Sunday. |
| Northeast Regional Video The Northeast will see a good deal of sunshine on Friday but temperatures will be on the cool side. Highs will range from the 40s over northern Maine to the middle 60s across the Middle Atlantic region. Saturday highs will be generally in the 50s and 60s. Sunday will be the mildest of the weekend days. Rain showers may back into New England on Monday. |