May 26, 2013
There Is A Slight Risk Of Severe Thunderstorms Over Portions Of
The Lower Mississippi Valley...
A Wave Of Low Pressure Will Develop Over The Central Appalachians And Move Off The Coast Producing Snow Over Parts Of
The Northern Mid-Atlantic...
A Wave Of Low Pressure Over Eastern Texas Will Move Eastward Along The Gulf Coast To The Southeast By Tuesday Evening. The System Will Produce Showers And Thunderstorms Along The Central Gulf Coast Through Tuesday Afternoon.
On Tuesday Evening ... The Showers And Thunderstorms Will Give Way To Light Rain Over The Southeast/Eastern Gulf Coast Before Ending Later Tuesday Night.
In Addition ... Rain Will Also Develop Over Parts Of The Tennessee
Valley/Middle Mississippi Valley That Will Move Eastward To The
Mid-Atlantic Coast By Tuesday Evening.
A Second Wave Of Low Pressure Will Develop Over The Central
Appalachians On Tuesday Morning And Move Off The Mid-Atlantic
Coast By Tuesday Evening ... While The Storm Begins To Deepen
Rapidly. The Associated Upper-Level Energy Will Develop Snow/Lake
Enhanced Snow Over The Great Lakes Into Parts Of The Ohio Valley
On Monday Evening. The Snow Will Move Into The Northern
Mid-Atlantic By Tuesday Morning Ending By Later Tuesday Evening.
Rain Will Develop Over Parts Of The Central Appalachians On
Tuesday Morning And Move Off The Coast By Later Tuesday Evening.
Meanwhile ... A Front Over South Central Canada Will Move
Southeastward Into The Great Lakes/Central Missouri Valley By
Wednesday Morning. The System Will Produce Light Snow Over Parts Of The Upper Mississippi Valley Into The Great Lakes Through
Wednesday.
Energy Over The Pacific Will Move Close To The West Coast Late On
Tuesday Evening ... Producing Moderate To Heavy Rain Over Parts Of
Northern/Central California With Snow At The Highest Elevations On
Wednesday Morning.
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