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Severe Weather for Portions of the Northern Tier; Heat Builds in Central and Southern U.S.

Severe thunderstorms are expected from parts of the northern Rockies/Plains eastward into the Midwest and Great Lakes regions. Heavy rain may cause localized flash flooding with these storms and in the Southwest. Critical fire weather conditions will persist across the Great Basin and interior Alaska. Heat will impact the Central U.S. into the Deep South through early this week. Read More >

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Last Map Update: Mon, Jul. 4, 2022 at 9:08:20 am PDT

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Rain Forecast

July 4th Forecast

Overnight tonight, we are expecting some widespread showers with some of those showers producing some wetting rains across southern Oregon and northern California. These showers will become lighter through the day and more isolated as the day goes on. Daytime temperatures will be a bit cooler than normal for most locations. In the evening, isolated light showers will be possible (30% chance) over a broad area with lesser chances (20%) in the Umpqua Basin and at Coos Bay, and then in southeastern Lake and most of Modoc County (less than 10% chance).