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Stubborn weather systems along with monsoonal moisture will make for a soggy and stormy weekend across most of the U.S. Late summer heat will also dominate the weather.
Saturday
A cold front will be stalled from the southern Plains into the Deep South and Southeast for the start of the weekend. Rain showers and thunderstorms will be likely along this front. Heavy rain could also develop, with the best chance occurring on Saturday morning.
A low pressure system will be sliding across the Upper Mississippi Valley into the Midwest on Saturday. Rain showers will be found along the path of the low. Meanwhile, the system’s warm front will be lifting north across the Ohio Valley, Great Lakes and Mid-Atlantic, allowing for showers and a few thunderstorms. The trailing cold front could also bring a few showers and thunderstorms to the central Plains and Mid-Mississippi Valley.
Soggy, stormy weather is in store for the Southwest, Great Basin, Rockies and Front Range. This is due to monsoonal moisture combining with leftover moisture from a tropical low pressure system.
Dry weather will prevail across the West Coast and Northwest, northern Plains and Northeast.
The highest elevations of the central Rockies will have the coolest temperatures on Saturday, with highs in 50s and 60s. Otherwise, expect 70s and 80s for the rest of the Four Corners region. Seventies and 80s for the north-central U.S. and Northeast. High temperatures will generally be in the 80s and 90s for the rest of the U.S., though 100 to 110 degrees will be found across California.
Sunday
A nearly stationary frontal system will remain draped from the southern Plains into the Southeast on Sunday. At the same time, Saturday’s low pressure system will slowly push into the Ohio Valley for the conclusion of the weekend. Rain showers and thunderstorms are anticipated across the Mid-Atlantic, Southeast, Ohio and Tennessee valleys, Deep South, Gulf Coast and southern Plains as a result.
A second cold front will be sliding across the Northwest into the northern Plains. This will also foster chances for showers and thunderstorms. Meanwhile, monsoonal moisture will create rain showers and thunderstorms in the Southwest, Great Basin, and Four Corners region.
It will be quiet for the north-central U.S. on Sunday.
Expect temperatures in the 60s, 70s and 80s across the Four Corners region along with the north-central U.S. and Northeast. Eighties and 90s will be dominant across the rest of U.S., with 100 to 110 degrees still possible in California.