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NWS Weather Prediction Center
@NWSWPCNov 10
A storm system will likely bring the first accumulating snow to the higher elevations of the central Appalachians and the interior Northeast late week into the weekend. In the low elevations, precipitation will mostly fall as rain. Visit weather.gov for more details.
Forecast graphic showing increasing probabilities for minor impacts from snow across the central Appalachians and the interior Northeast later this week into the weekend.

ALT Forecast graphic showing increasing probabilities for minor impacts from snow across the central Appalachians and the interior Northeast later this week into the weekend.

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NWS Weather Prediction Center
@NWSWPCNov 10
Enjoy the milder temperatures across the East because colder air is on the way 🥶. The next storm system will usher in high temperatures in the 40s and 50s, along with rain and blustery conditions.
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NWS Des Moines
@NWSDesMoinesNov 5
Here are the common headlines you'll see for a winter weather event. New this year is the addition of the "Particularly Dangerous Situation" wording to blizzards we deem especially severe.
Blizzard Warning: Severe winter weather is expected within the next 12 to 36 hours or is occurring - including whiteout conditions. Do not travel. TAKE ACTION. Winter Storm Warning: Dangerous winter weather is expected within the next 12 to 36 hours or is occurring. Considerable travel problems are expected. TAKE ACTION. Winter Weather Advisory: Potentially dangerous winter weather is expected within the 12 to 36 hours or is occurring. Travel difficulties are expected. BE AWARE.

ALT Blizzard Warning: Severe winter weather is expected within the next 12 to 36 hours or is occurring - including whiteout conditions. Do not travel. TAKE ACTION. Winter Storm Warning: Dangerous winter weather is expected within the next 12 to 36 hours or is occurring. Considerable travel problems are expected. TAKE ACTION. Winter Weather Advisory: Potentially dangerous winter weather is expected within the 12 to 36 hours or is occurring. Travel difficulties are expected. BE AWARE.

Graphic explaining the new “Particularly Dangerous Situation” (PDS) wording that may appear in Blizzard Warnings and Ice Storm Warnings starting this winter. The designation indicates high confidence in a rare, extreme, potentially historic winter weather event posing an exceptional threat. A yellow warning triangle emphasizes the message to stay off the roads and exercise extreme caution. NOAA and National Weather Service logos appear at the bottom.

ALT Graphic explaining the new “Particularly Dangerous Situation” (PDS) wording that may appear in Blizzard Warnings and Ice Storm Warnings starting this winter. The designation indicates high confidence in a rare, extreme, potentially historic winter weather event posing an exceptional threat. A yellow warning triangle emphasizes the message to stay off the roads and exercise extreme caution. NOAA and National Weather Service logos appear at the bottom.

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NWS Los Angeles
@NWSLosAngelesNov 5
HEADS UP! Incoming #SantaAnaWinds have prompted Red Flag Warnings issuances for portions of LA & Ventura Counties on Saturday. Make sure to avoid activities that can spark a fire and review evacuation plans. Temperatures will also warm near the coasts, so keep cool! #CAwx
Red Flag Warnings in effect on Saturday

ALT Red Flag Warnings in effect on Saturday

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NWS Atlanta
@NWSAtlantaNov 6
Last night a 1 in 1000 Year Rainfall Event occurred over Blue Ridge, GA. Both the 12-hour rainfall amount of 11.19 in and the 6-hour rainfall amount of 10.28 in exceeded the 1 in 1000 year rainfall event mark during their respective time frames per the NOAA Atlas 14. #gawx
NWS Peachtree City infographic titled "1 in 1000 Year Rainfall Event". A radar map shows an intense bullseye over north Georgia (centered near Blue Ridge) with 7 to 11+ inches of rain. A table lists 24-hour rainfall reports: 2 NW Blue Ridge: 11.19" (UGA) Higdon: 9.08" (HADS) 2 S Mineral Bluff: 8.40" (HADS) 4 N Mineral Bluff: 7.57" (COCORAHS) 1 N Colwell: 6.38" (COCORAHS) 2 W Nottely Dam: 6.24" (APRSWXNET/CWOP) Nottely Dam to Young Harris: 3.41"–4.58" Text notes: Per NOAA Atlas 14, the 12-hour total of 11.19" and 6-hour total of 10.28" exceed a 1-in-1,000-year rainfall event (the maximum extrapolation available). It notes rainfall event rates differ from flooding interval rates, which USGS will survey

ALT NWS Peachtree City infographic titled "1 in 1000 Year Rainfall Event". A radar map shows an intense bullseye over north Georgia (centered near Blue Ridge) with 7 to 11+ inches of rain. A table lists 24-hour rainfall reports: 2 NW Blue Ridge: 11.19" (UGA) Higdon: 9.08" (HADS) 2 S Mineral Bluff: 8.40" (HADS) 4 N Mineral Bluff: 7.57" (COCORAHS) 1 N Colwell: 6.38" (COCORAHS) 2 W Nottely Dam: 6.24" (APRSWXNET/CWOP) Nottely Dam to Young Harris: 3.41"–4.58" Text notes: Per NOAA Atlas 14, the 12-hour total of 11.19" and 6-hour total of 10.28" exceed a 1-in-1,000-year rainfall event (the maximum extrapolation available). It notes rainfall event rates differ from flooding interval rates, which USGS will survey

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NWS Weather Prediction Center
@NWSWPCNov 5
⛈️ Rainfall returns to parts of the East Coast & Mid-Atlantic over the next few days, while in the Pacific Northwest, a series of storm systems brings heavy rain and high elevation snow. In southern Texas, Gulf moisture will bring heavy rain & thunderstorms on Sunday.
Days 1-3 Quantitative Precipitation Forecast (QPF) graphic valid Friday, November 6th to Monday, November 9th. After a long dry spell, rain finally returns in parts of the East Coast and Mid-Atlantic as a cold front moves eastward into the Atlantic. Rainfall in the Northeast on Friday will be heavy at times, and will bring the risk of scattered flash flooding. In the Northwest, a series of storm systems will bring rainfall and high elevation snow over the next few days, while southern Texas sees heavy rainfall and thunderstorms on Sunday.

ALT Days 1-3 Quantitative Precipitation Forecast (QPF) graphic valid Friday, November 6th to Monday, November 9th. After a long dry spell, rain finally returns in parts of the East Coast and Mid-Atlantic as a cold front moves eastward into the Atlantic. Rainfall in the Northeast on Friday will be heavy at times, and will bring the risk of scattered flash flooding. In the Northwest, a series of storm systems will bring rainfall and high elevation snow over the next few days, while southern Texas sees heavy rainfall and thunderstorms on Sunday.

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NWS Eastern Region
@NWSEasternNov 4
☂️🌧️ Rain is finally back in the forecast across the East over the next 2 days. This will break a lengthy dry streak over many areas without any precipitation. Here is a look at how much precipitation is forecasted to fall from tonight through early Friday evening.
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NWS Eastern Region
@NWSEasternNov 4
🍂🍁Over the last week of October and first few days of November cooler nights rapidly accelerated the fall foliage color along the coastal areas of New York, far southern New England as well as central and southern New Jersey. Most of these areas are at peak or will do so soon.
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NWS Eastern Region
@NWSEasternNov 4
October 2026 featured a variety of weather from late season heat that set records, rain and tornadoes from Post-Tropical Storm Isaias, the first snow of the season, coastal flooding and a lengthy dry spell. Here is a look back at last month.
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National Water Center
@nwsnwcNov 4
This is the National Water Center's monthly streamflow animation for October 2026. Elevated streamflows in response to Hurricane Isaias can be seen across the Southeast.
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NOAA's Ocean Service
@noaaoceanNov 4
Check out our latest story on last week's record-breaking water levels in California: oceanservice.noaa.gov/news/n…
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National Hurricane Center
@NHC_AtlanticNov 4
7am EST Nov 4th -- NHC is watching an area of low pressure that has a medium chance to acquire some subtropical characteristics as it moves generally eastward into the central subtropical Atlantic basin. Latest Outlook: hurricanes.gov/gtwo.php?basi…
7 Day Tropical Weather Outlook Graphic for this disturbance.

ALT 7 Day Tropical Weather Outlook Graphic for this disturbance.

2-day tropical weather outlook zoomed in satellite imagery of this disturbance.

ALT 2-day tropical weather outlook zoomed in satellite imagery of this disturbance.

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NWS Miami
@NWSMiamiNov 4
11/3 @ 7:15PM: Minor coastal flooding remains possible at coastal locations in Miami-Dade, Broward, & Palm Beach counties. A *Coastal Flood Statement* remains in effect until at least 7PM Wednesday.
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National Water Center
@nwsnwcNov 3
Curious about Flood Inundation Mapping? This critical service helps communities visualize where floodwaters will go. Learn more about building a #WeatherReadyNation with @NWSOHRFC forecaster Molly Cornelissen on Under the Umbrella! ☔️🗺️ youtu.be/Q5RUHexdEMw
Under the Umbrella [Ep. 38] - Flood Inundation Mapping

Under the Umbrella [Ep. 38] - Flood Inundation Mapping

Melissa talks with Molly Cornelissen, a hydro meteorologist with th...

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NWS Weather Prediction Center
@NWSWPCNov 3
Here is the latest totals on the 3 Day Florida Heavy Rainfall
Here is the latest totals on the 3 Day Florida Heavy Rainfall

ALT Here is the latest totals on the 3 Day Florida Heavy Rainfall

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NWS Weather Prediction Center
@NWSWPCNov 2
NEW for this season, the NWS is expanding “Particularly Dangerous Situation” (PDS) wording to select Blizzard & Ice Storm Warnings. ❄️🧊 PDS is reserved for rare, historic events posing an exceptional threat to life. When you see PDS in a warning, take immediate action!
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NWS Tampa Bay
@NWSTampaBayNov 2
Plenty of rainfall across the area, especially over interior locations. Some areas have received over 10 inches over the last 24 hrs. Additional rainfall is forecast for areas in Polk, Hardee, DeSoto & Highlands Co.! Please do not drive into a flooded road! #TurnAroundDontDrown
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NWS Melbourne
@NWSMelbourneNov 2
2PM | The Flash Flood Emergency for southern Brevard has been transitioned down one category to a Considerable Flash Flood warning (Level 2 of 3), remaining in effect until 3:45 PM EST. Some improvements in rainfall rates are observed, but flooding impacts continue.
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NWS Melbourne
@NWSMelbourneNov 2
144 PM | A Flood Warning has been issued for portions of Indian River, Martin, & St. Lucie Counties until 4:45 PM EST. Between 6 and 12 inches of rain have fallen. Additional rainfall amounts of 1 to 2 inches are possible in the warned area.
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NWS Weather Prediction Center
@NWSWPCNov 2
Here are some preliminary 48 hour rainfall totals through early Monday morning across the Southwest and Four Corners Region.
Here are some preliminary 48 hour rainfall totals through early Monday morning across the Southwest and Four Corners Region.

ALT Here are some preliminary 48 hour rainfall totals through early Monday morning across the Southwest and Four Corners Region.

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