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<\/a>Here are the tracking toys of the day:<\/p>\nToday\u2019s Risk Area<\/strong> Current Watches Possible Watch Areas<\/strong>
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Good Saturday, folks. Our busy weekend of weather is upon us and we will spend today tracking rounds of showers and thunderstorms across the state. Some of these could be strong or severe. Add high winds and heavy rains to the mix and … you get the picture.<\/p>\n
Let’s break it all down with the headlines…<\/p>\n
– Scattered showers and storms will be around this morning and some of these will be booming.<\/p>\n
– Rain and storms will be common for most of the day across the western part of the state. This could lead to flooding issues.<\/p>\n
– A break in the action will take place later this afternoon across the central and east. That may help boost temps into the upper 60s to near 70 degrees.<\/p>\n
– A squall line of thunderstorms will roll in during the evening and continue overnight. Damaging winds will be possible with this line of storms.<\/p>\n
– Even without storms\u2026 winds may gust to 40mph or greater.<\/p>\n
– Sunday will see showers during the morning with some sun into the afternoon hours. Temps will slowly drop through the day and the crash during the evening and overnight.<\/p>\n
– Highs for Monday will be 30-35 degrees with a few flurries or snow showers possible.<\/p>\n
– It gets even colder for Christmas Eve with lows in the teens and highs in the 20s. Gusty winds will make it fee much colder than that.<\/p>\n
– Some models continue to try to develop something for later in the week…<\/p>\n
Today\u2019s Risk Area<\/strong> Current Watches Possible Watch Areas<\/strong><\/a>Here are the tracking toys of the day:<\/p>\n
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