Big Story Weather – May 6, 2013

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Daily weather forecast and wrap-up provided by redOrbit meteorologist Joshua Kelly.

redOrbit Meteorologist Joshua Kelly

 

Big Story Weather from May 4-5: This past weekend was very active over most of the Southeast with enormous amounts of rainfall and flooding from Alabama, Georgia and into the Carolinas. The other big story was out West were the wild fires have been burning through parts of California. An area of showers today in that region will provide some much needed relief.

Big Story Weather Discussion for May 6: That pesky high pressure over the Western Atlantic will only shift a small amount which will allow the storm system to move into the Carolinas. The Southeast will be dealing with another day of heavy rain. Expect flooding to be a key issue in this region again today. High pressure over the Northern Plains will bring nice weather to the region. A new low pressure area developing over the Southwest will bring some much needed rain to the Southwest including parts of California where wild fires have been burning.

Here is the weather for a few select cities:

New York NY: Partly cloudy today and cool with a high near 57F. Overnight lows will fall to around 45F.

Atlanta GA: Mostly cloudy with showers by this evening. High temps will be around 59F and overnight lows will drop to around 46F. Total rainfall amounts will be near 0.65 inches.

Omaha NE: Partly cloudy with a high near 66F. Overnight lows will fall to around 45F.

Denver CO: Partly cloudy with a high near 60F. Overnight lows will drop to around 48F.

San Diego CA: Mostly cloudy with periods of light rain. High temps will be around 66F and overnight lows will drop to near 59F. Total rainfall will be around 0.15 inches.

 

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