Thunderstorms and Heavy Rainfall in the Southeast, Montana, and Iowa; Lowell Begins to Impact Hawaii

Strong thunderstorms with damaging winds and heavy rain are expected across portions of the Southeast. Thunderstorms may produce large hail across portions of Montana. Heavy rainfall could produce flash flooding across Iowa and vulnerable areas in Utah. Lowell will bring heavy rain, dangerous swells and rip currents to portions of Hawaii. Sweltering heat persists across the South-Central US. Read More >

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Last Map Update: Sun, Sep 6, 2026 at 5:36:31 pm MDT

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Temp & Precip Outlook

Storms tonight will favor portions of southwest and northeast NM. On Monday, storms will favor western NM as well as the north central mountains. Rainfall amounts will mostly be less than 0.5 inch with higher amounts of 1 inch or more most common across west central and southwest areas Monday.

Temperatures will be slightly above normal in most areas today. Thunderstorms will be concentrated over the central mountain chain and southwestern peaks this afternoon.

Near normal temperatures are expected across western New Mexico on Monday while above normal temperatures are expected elsewhere. Thunderstorms will be focused over southwest and west central NM to the north central mountains.

Showers and thunderstorms on Tuesday will focus over the high terrain as well as portions of northeast NM. Locally heavy rainfall will be possible. High temperatures will be around 5 to 12 degrees above normal areawide.

Daily rounds of afternoon storms favoring development over the mountains before moving over surrounding lower elevations continues into next week. High temperatures remain fairly consistent most areas, generally near normal across western NM, and above normal elsewhere.