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Weather Outlook for Sunday
Sun, 22 Nov 2009 07:25:00 ESTA low pressure center and associated frontal system was pushing onshore this morning and will carry moderate to heavy precipitation across the western halves of Washington and Oregon. After the frontal boundary pushes inland, the flow off the Pacific will weaken which will then cut-off a sufficient moisture source for inland locations. Consequently...only scattered snow showers are expected across the upper/central Intermountain West and into the Northern Rockies. A disturbance moving across the southern U.S. has produced very heavy rainfall across the western Gulf Coast. A general weakening trend is forecast as the showers and thunderstorms continue moving eastward toward the Southeastern U.S. and eventually move up the East Coast. A stalled frontal boundary will bring widely scattered light rain showers to The Upper Midwest and into the Mid-Mississippi Valley. Latest local weather forecasts, warnings, watches, and advisories...
