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Heading to the beach this weekend? A High Surf Advisory remains in effect with dangerous rip currents and strong longshore currents. High surf will allow for waves to make it further up the beach than they typically do...never turn your back to the ocean! Swim near a lifeguard if you must go into the water. Surf will be anywhere from 4-7 feet for most beaches, up to 8 feet for south to southwest facing beaches.

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Heading to the beach this weekend? A High Surf Advisory remains in effect with dangerous rip currents and strong longshore currents. High surf will allow for waves to make it further up the beach than they typically do...never turn your back to the ocean! Swim near a lifeguard if you must go into the water. Surf will be anywhere from 4-7 feet for most beaches, up to 8 feet for south to southwest facing beaches.

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Widespread moderate HeatRisk west of the mountains this weekend with locally major HeatRisk. Major HeatRisk expected for the deserts.

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Widespread moderate HeatRisk west of the mountains this weekend with locally major HeatRisk. Major HeatRisk expected for the deserts.

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A warming trend brings high temperatures to 10 degrees above normal for the weekend into early next week.

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A warming trend brings high temperatures to 10 degrees above normal for the weekend into early next week.

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Extreme Heat Watch is in effect beginning at 10 AM Wednesday for the deserts. Heat Advisories go into effect at the same time for the Inland Empire, San Diego County valleys, Orange County inland areas, and mountain zones. These hazards will remain in effect through Monday of next week.

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Extreme Heat Watch is in effect beginning at 10 AM Wednesday for the deserts. Heat Advisories go into effect at the same time for the Inland Empire, San Diego County valleys, Orange County inland areas, and mountain zones. These hazards will remain in effect through Monday of next week.

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Storms will favor the central mountain chain westward through Thursday, then spread to the eastern plains as well starting Friday. Hot temperatures will produce moderate-to-major heat risk at lower elevations central and east during the latter half of the week.

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Storms will favor the central mountain chain westward through Thursday, then spread to the eastern plains as well starting Friday. Hot temperatures will produce moderate-to-major heat risk at lower elevations central and east during the latter half of the week.

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With rich monsoon moisture in place, some showers and thunderstorms will be capable of producing rain at rates over 1 inch per hour Tuesday. The greatest risk of flash flooding will be over western areas, where a few locations may accumulate over 2 inches of rainfall.

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With rich monsoon moisture in place, some showers and thunderstorms will be capable of producing rain at rates over 1 inch per hour Tuesday. The greatest risk of flash flooding will be over western areas, where a few locations may accumulate over 2 inches of rainfall.

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Persistent south swell from a series of tropical systems will bring larger surf and strong rip currents to much of the coastline through the week. Expecting surf to peak Thursday and Friday around 4-8 feet for south facing beaches of the Central Coast, Ventura, and Los Angeles Counties. Strong rip currents are also expected. Rock jetties will not be safe during these conditions, as large, powerful waves can inunda

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Persistent south swell from a series of tropical systems will bring larger surf and strong rip currents to much of the coastline through the week. Expecting surf to peak Thursday and Friday around 4-8 feet for south facing beaches of the Central Coast, Ventura, and Los Angeles Counties. Strong rip currents are also expected. Rock jetties will not be safe during these conditions, as large, powerful waves can inunda

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Pleasant weather continues through Tuesday morning. Showers and thunderstorms will then return Tuesday afternoon into the overnight. Some strong to severe thunderstorms are possible on Wednesday afternoon as a cold front passes. High pressure and drier weather returns late week.

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Hot and humid conditions will persist through Tuesday. Heat indices in excess of 105F will be witnessed across the entire Mid-South.

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Hot and humid conditions will persist through Tuesday. Heat indices in excess of 105F will be witnessed across the entire Mid-South.

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An Extreme Heat Warning and Heat Advisory will remain in effect through 9PM Tuesday. Heat indices in excess of 105F will be witnessed across the entire Mid-South.

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An Extreme Heat Warning and Heat Advisory will remain in effect through 9PM Tuesday. Heat indices in excess of 105F will be witnessed across the entire Mid-South.

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There is a marginal (1/5) to slight (2/5) risk of strong to severe thunderstorms across portions of northeast AR and West TN Tuesday evening into early Wednesday. The primary threat will be damaging winds.

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There is a marginal (1/5) to slight (2/5) risk of strong to severe thunderstorms across portions of northeast AR and West TN Tuesday evening into early Wednesday. The primary threat will be damaging winds.

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There is a Marginal to Slight risk of strong to severe thunderstorms across portions of West Tennessee Tomorrow evening into early Wednesday. The primary threat will be damaging winds.

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There is a Marginal to Slight risk of strong to severe thunderstorms across portions of West Tennessee Tomorrow evening into early Wednesday. The primary threat will be damaging winds.

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A strong high pressure system will center over eastern NM during the latter half of the week producing high temperatures from the upper 90s to near 105 F at lower elevations of central and eastern NM.

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A strong high pressure system will center over eastern NM during the latter half of the week producing high temperatures from the upper 90s to near 105 F at lower elevations of central and eastern NM.

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Storms will favor the central mountain chain westward today through Thursday, then spread to the eastern plains as well starting Friday. Hot temperatures will produce moderate-to-high heat risk at lower elevations central and east during the latter half of the week.

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Storms will favor the central mountain chain westward today through Thursday, then spread to the eastern plains as well starting Friday. Hot temperatures will produce moderate-to-high heat risk at lower elevations central and east during the latter half of the week.

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There is a Slight to Moderate risk of strong to severe thunderstorms across portions of West Tennessee Tomorrow evening into early Wednesday. The primary threat will be damaging winds.

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There is a Slight to Moderate risk of strong to severe thunderstorms across portions of West Tennessee Tomorrow evening into early Wednesday. The primary threat will be damaging winds.

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An Extreme Heat Warning and Heat Advisory will go into effect at 10AM Today and remain through 9PM Tuesday. Heat indices in excess of 105F will be witnessed across the entire Mid-South both days.

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An Extreme Heat Warning and Heat Advisory will go into effect at 10AM Today and remain through 9PM Tuesday. Heat indices in excess of 105F will be witnessed across the entire Mid-South both days.

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Pleasant weather continues through Tuesday. Showers and thunderstorms will then return Tuesday afternoon through Wednesday. Some strong to severe thunderstorms are possible, especially on Wednesday afternoon. High pressure returns to close out the work week.

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A Red Flag Warning has been issued for Trinity, NE Humboldt County, and SW Siskiyou Counties for isolated dry thunderstorms between 9 PM tonight and 6 PM Monday. While storms are likeliest in Trinity, Humboldt, and Siskiyou, all interior areas could see a stray thunderstorm tonight into Monday.

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Winds will diminish tonight with pleasant temperatures tomorrow. Rain chances return by mid week.

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Sprinkles or very light rain with a low (5%) chance for isolated lightning strikes are forecast tonight into Monday morning and again Tuesday night into Wednesday morning. The region with the greatest potential will be the North Bay, the San Mateo Peninsula into northern Santa Cruz County. There is low to medium forecast confidence due to uncertainty regarding the instability or fuel for storms. If current instabil

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Sprinkles or very light rain with a low (5%) chance for isolated lightning strikes are forecast tonight into Monday morning and again Tuesday night into Wednesday morning. The region with the greatest potential will be the North Bay, the San Mateo Peninsula into northern Santa Cruz County. There is low to medium forecast confidence due to uncertainty regarding the instability or fuel for storms. If current instabil

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The higher storm chances will favor the central mountain chain westward over the next seven days. There will be less storm coverage with hotter temperatures during the latter half of the week.

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The higher storm chances will favor the central mountain chain westward over the next seven days. There will be less storm coverage with hotter temperatures during the latter half of the week.

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A strong high pressure system will center over eastern NM during the latter half of the week producing high temperatures from the upper 90s to near 105 F at lower elevations in central and eastern NM.

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A strong high pressure system will center over eastern NM during the latter half of the week producing high temperatures from the upper 90s to near 105 F at lower elevations in central and eastern NM.

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With rich monsoon moisture in place, some showers and thunderstorms will be capable of producing rain at rates over 1 inch per hour Monday and Tuesday. The greatest risk of flash flooding will be over western and southern areas, where a few locations may accumulate over 2 inches of rainfall.

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With rich monsoon moisture in place, some showers and thunderstorms will be capable of producing rain at rates over 1 inch per hour Monday and Tuesday. The greatest risk of flash flooding will be over western and southern areas, where a few locations may accumulate over 2 inches of rainfall.

#TNwx #graphicast #MEG
A conditional chance for strong to severe thunderstorms exists across portions of West Tennessee Tuesday evening into early Wednesday. The primary threat will be damaging winds.

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A conditional chance for strong to severe thunderstorms exists across portions of West Tennessee Tuesday evening into early Wednesday. The primary threat will be damaging winds.

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Hot and humid conditions will persist through Tuesday as an upper-level ridge expands over the Mississippi Valley. Heat indices in excess of 105F will be witnessed across the entire Mid-South.

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Hot and humid conditions will persist through Tuesday as an upper-level ridge expands over the Mississippi Valley. Heat indices in excess of 105F will be witnessed across the entire Mid-South.

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A Heat Advisory is in effect for a large portion of the Mid-South today for heat indices 105+ F.

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A Heat Advisory is in effect for a large portion of the Mid-South today for heat indices 105+ F.

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An Extreme Heat Warning and Heat Advisory will go into effect at 10AM Monday and remain through 9PM Tuesday. Heat indices in excess of 105F will be witnessed across the entire Mid-South both days.

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An Extreme Heat Warning and Heat Advisory will go into effect at 10AM Monday and remain through 9PM Tuesday. Heat indices in excess of 105F will be witnessed across the entire Mid-South both days.