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Thunderstorms and Flash Flooding Possible in the Southeast; Critical Fire Weather Conditions in the Plains on Monday

Scattered showers and isolated strong/severe thunderstorms are expected across the Southeast through Monday with scattered instances of flash flooding possible across portions of southern Georgia and northern Florida. Dry and windy conditions may produce fire weather conditions across much of the Great Plains, especially in the Northern Plains where critical fire weather conditions are expected. Read More >

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Last Map Update: Mon, Mar 10, 2025 at 4:16:15 am PDT

Mild weather continues today (Sunday), though it’ll be breezy to windy in the Shasta Valley today and over the East Side this afternoon. Wind gusts of 30-40 mph will be common, but could gust to 50 mph near Weed. A weak front brings a little light rain northwest of Roseburg tonight into Monday morning, then mainly dry and seasonable Monday afternoon into Tuesday. The weather pattern changes Tuesday night into Wednesday as a colder, stronger system moves through. There is high confidence in another round of strong south winds, widespread valley rain and mountain snow. Winter impacts with snow-covered, slippery roads and reduced visibility are expected above 4000 feet, but also down to around 3500 feet at Mt Shasta City. This includes I-5. Snow levels lower to around 2000 feet in a showery pattern Wednesday night into Thursday and some snow is even possible in the Rogue/Illinois Valleys. It’ll be hard to stick though given the warmer Mid March ground temperatures. Unsettled, active weather is likely to continue Friday into next weekend.

 

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