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Heavy rainfall is expected mainly over northeast Arkansas through Friday morning. A localized flash flooding threat exists.

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Daily scattered shower and thunderstorm development is forecast through this weekend. Areas that experience heavy rain could gather an additional 1 - 2 inches of rainfall through Sunday.

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A Dense Fog Advisory is in effect for the highlighted areas until 9 AM.

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Showers and isolated thunderstorms will continue through the end of the week, but rainfall amounts will be relatively light.

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Much of the Mid-South will experience showers and a few thunderstorms through Friday. However, widespread heavy rainfall is not expected.

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A brief lull in wet conditions is probable on Wednesday with another soaking day on Friday. Rain chances will continue to decrease through the upcoming weekend.

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Shower and occasional thunderstorm chances will remain in the forecast through at least the end of the workweek. Muggy conditions will also persist in this wet pattern.

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We'll likely enter a period of drier weather next week, while maintaining cooler than normal temperatures.

#ALwx #graphicast #HUN This graphic contains daily climate data (climate normals and records) for today for the sites listed. The legend is in the upper left portion of the image. The current normals period is 1991-2020.

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Memorial Day will feature the lowest rain chances with medium to high rain chances beginning Tuesday and persisting through late week. Heavy rainfall, at times, could lead to localized flash flooding - especially in urban areas

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Fewer showers Monday, then rain chances increase Tuesday afternoon into next weekend. Heavy rainfall, at times, could lead to localized flash flooding - especially in urban areas

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A localized flash flooding threat will exist through the upcoming week. Greatest rainfall amounts will fall on Memorial Day into Tuesday.

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A localized flash flooding threat will exist through the upcoming week. Greatest rainfall amounts will fall on Memorial day.

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Medium to high chances (60-90%) of showers and thunderstorms at times during the next several days, including Memorial Day. Daytime highs are forecast to be in the upper 70s to mid 80s. If you have outdoor plans, be prepared for storms. If you hear thunder or see a flash of lighting, move indoors!

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Forecast high temperatures for Southern California for Wednesday May 27, 2026. For the coastal areas: 64 to 67, western valleys and inland Orange County: 65 to 69, inland valleys: 62 to 71, mountains between 4000 ft and 7000 ft: 54 to 67, high desert: 71 to 79, low desert: 81 to 89.

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Forecast high temperatures for Southern California for Tuesday May 26, 2026. For the coastal areas: 65 to 69, western valleys and inland Orange County: 67 to 71, inland valleys: 67 to 74, mountains between 4000 ft and 7000 ft: 59 to 74, high desert: 77 to 88, low desert: 90 to 96.

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Forecast high temperatures for Southern California for Monday May 25, 2026. For the coastal areas: 66 to 71, western valleys and inland Orange County: 70 to 74, inland valleys: 70 to 79, mountains between 4000 ft and 7000 ft: 64 to 77, high desert: 83 to 90, low desert: 94 to 99.

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Forecast high temperatures for Southern California for Sunday May 24, 2026. For the coastal areas: 68 to 74, western valleys and inland Orange County: 72 to 77, inland valleys: 74 to 83, mountains between 4000 ft and 7000 ft: 70 to 79, high desert: 85 to 90, low desert: 93 to 97.

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Cooler Monday with highs around 3-7 degrees below normal for the valleys and mountains and near normal elsewhere.

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Little change on Sunday with highs near normal.

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High temperatures will be near normal today.

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Memorial Day will be cooler with highs a few degrees below normal. Widespread low clouds over the coastal areas and valleys in the morning. Some beaches may remain mostly cloudy through the day.

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Memorial Day will be cooler with highs a few degrees below normal. Widespread low clouds over the coastal areas and valleys in the morning. Some beaches may remain mostly cloudy through the day.

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Memorial Day will be cooler with highs a few degrees below normal. Widespread low clouds over the coastal areas and valleys in the morning. Some beaches may remain mostly cloudy through the day.

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Memorial Day will be cooler with highs a few degrees below normal. Widespread low clouds over the coastal areas and valleys in the morning. Some beaches may remain mostly cloudy through the day.

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Memorial Day will be cooler with highs a few degrees below normal. Widespread low clouds over the coastal areas and valleys in the morning. Some beaches may remain mostly cloudy through the day.

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Little change in temperatures on Sunday

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Little change in temperatures on Sunday

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Little change in temperatures on Sunday

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Little change in temperatures on Sunday

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Little change in temperatures on Sunday

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Minor cooling on Saturday

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Minor cooling on Saturday

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Minor cooling on Saturday

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Minor cooling on Saturday

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Minor cooling on Saturday

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Highs today will be near normal across the region

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Highs today will be near normal across the region

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Highs today will be near normal across the region

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Highs today will be near normal across the region

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Highs today will be near normal across the region

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Winds turn much lighter over the weekend, but strengthen Monday afternoon. Temperatures will be mild and pleasant. Low clouds and some fog will increase along the coast. Only a slight chance for mainly drizzle late Monday for the Far North Coast.

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Elevated fire weather conditions continue through Thursday. Afternoons will be the time frame of most concern when relative humidity is lowest and winds are strongest with gusts up to 30 mph across ridgelines and through gaps and passes. Do your part to be one less spark!

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Highs will generally be near seasonal averages the next seven days. Afternoon thunderstorm activity mainly across eastern NM trends up Wednesday and through the weekend with a brief break Friday. Rain chances spread westward early next week.

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There is a Marginal Risk for severe storms in far northeast New Mexico on Thursday afternoon and evening. Large hail and damaging wind gusts are the primary severe threats.

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A strong south to southwest breeze will develop again Wednesday afternoon, creating locally critical fire weather conditions along the Rio Grande Valley near Socorro and in the South Central Highlands.

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A period of hot a breezy weather is expected today and Wednesday as temperatures climb into the upper 80s and low 90s ahead of a cold front. Strong to severe thunderstorms will be possible this afternoon into early evening ahead of the front with another round of showers and storms possible Wednesday as the front crosses. It will also be breezy today and Wednesday with gusts of 25 to 30 mph. Cooler and drier weathe

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Highs will remain in the 70s to 80s for many areas this week. Afternoon thunderstorm activity mainly across eastern NM trends up Wednesday and through the weekend with a brief break Friday.

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Isolated to scattered virga showers producing little to no rainfall as a heads up will threaten erratic gusty winds to portions of northwestern and north-central NM mainly along the Continental Divide this afternoon.