May 24, 2013
Rain Over The Southeast Will Move Off The Coast By Thursday...
A Front Over Florida Will Have A Wave Of Low Pressure Move
Northeastward Along The Boundary Out Over The Atlantic. The Front
Clears Florida By Thursday Evening.
The System Will Produce Light To Moderate Rain Over Parts Of The Eastern Gulf Coast That Will Likewise Move Northeastward To The Carolina Coast By Thursday Morning. Showers And Thunderstorms Will Also Develop Over Florida And Move Off The Southeast Coast Of Florida By Thursday Evening. In The Wake Of The System ... High Pressure Over The Ohio Valley Will Move Eastward To The Mid-Atlantic Coast By Thursday Evening Too.
A Front Over The Upper Great Lakes Will Be Quasi-Stationary On
Wednesday And Thursday. The Boundary Will Produce Scattered Light Snow Over Parts Of The Upper Great Lakes And The Upper Mississippi Valley Through Thursday.
In The Meantime ... The Southwestern End Of The Front Will Move Inland Over Southern California/Nevada And Move Eastward To The Great Basin/Southwest By Thursday. The Storm Will Produce Coastal Rain Over Parts Of The Northwest Into Central California That Will Move Into Southern California And The Southwest By Thursday. Snow Will Develop Over The Higher Elevations From The Pacific Northwest Southward To California ...Moving Out Of The Northwest By Wednesday Evening. Snow Will Also Develop Over Parts Of The Norther Rockies And Move Eastward Into The Northern Plains By Thursday. In Addition ... Snow Will Move Into Parts Of The Great Basin.
Overnight Wednesday ... A New Front Will Approach The Pacific
Northwest Producing Light Rain And Higher Elevation Snow Over
Parts Of The Northwest By Thursday Evening.
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