Nor'easter Bringing Dangerous Coastal Conditions to the Mid-Atlantic; Pacific Storm to Impact the Southwest U.S.

A Nor'easter well off the East Coast will slowly track north this week and may gain some subtropical characteristics. Strong onshore winds will bring flooding, dangerous marine conditions, and beach erosion along the Mid-Atlantic coast. A Pacific storm will bring gusty winds, severe thunderstorms, and mountain snow to portions of California and the Southwest U.S. through Thursday. Read More >

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Last Map Update: Wed, Oct 21, 2026 at 9:06:37 am CDT

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Outlook Late Oct - Early Nov

Light Rain/Chance of a Sprinkle Wed

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The latest Climate Prediction Center outlook for late October into early November leans toward wetter-than-normal conditions across eastern Oklahoma and northwest Arkansas. Odds also favor above-normal temperatures, continuing the warmer-than-average trend the region has experienced since last January.

A weak disturbance moving through the region over the top of a deep layer of drier low level air will limit the amount of rain reaching the ground other than a chance of a sprinkle and or light rain Wednesday.

Dry and warmer weather will transpire through the week, with near 0% rain chances Thursday into the upcoming weekend.

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Nor'easter Bringing Dangerous Coastal Conditions to the Mid-Atlantic; Pacific Storm to Impact the Southwest U.S.

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