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Oct 7, 2026
Daniel LucasHOST
Weather news: rain, cooler conditions, and thunderstorm across three continents.
Daniel LucasHOST
We begin with the United States, where the National Weather Service's Weather Prediction Center identify a marginal risk of excessive rainfall across much of Florida and far southern and southeastern Georgia.
Daniel LucasHOST
Its forecast covering October 6 into October 7 describes slow-moving showers and enabled thunderstorm with a three inches of rain expected across much of the northern Florida.
Daniel LucasHOST
Urban locations and areas with poor drainage were particularly concerns for isolated flooding.
Steve StewartHOST
It's now coming down as well, and this is for the triangle.
Steve StewartHOST
Our in-house model not bullish at all, but that's kind of the way even, uh, Weather Prediction Center's been suggesting.
Steve StewartHOST
So today, less amounts north, higher amounts south, and significant potential there.
Steve StewartHOST
Inch and a half or more.
Jim ForbesHOST
Deep tropical moisture will fuel rounds of heavy rain along the Gulf Coast from southeast Texas through Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, and the Florida Panhandle.
Jim ForbesHOST
The Weather Prediction Center says cities including Houston, New Orleans, Mobile, and Pensacola could see locally heavy downpours and some flash flooding.
Jim ForbesHOST
Rain also spreads into the Carolinas as the weekend continues.
Jim ForbesHOST
Out west, a prolonged October heat wave is building across central and Southern California with unusually hot temperatures spreading into parts of the Great Basin.
Monica NelsonHOST
A strong storm system keeping showers and thunderstorms active across parts of the central and eastern US, with some areas facing the potential for heavy rainfall and localized flash flooding.
Monica NelsonHOST
The Weather Prediction Center is highlighting pockets of excessive rainfall, especially where storms repeatedly track over the same locations.
Monica NelsonHOST
In the tropics, Hurricane Rachel continues to be monitored in the Pacific, although forecasters say impacts to the US mainland remain limited.
Monica NelsonHOST
The Pacific Northwest seeing a few showers, mainly across northern Washington, before warmer and drier weather settles in for the weekend.
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Monica NelsonHOST
The big weather story is the threat of heavy rain and flash flooding from parts of the southwest into the central U.S. where the National Weather Service's Weather Prediction Center has issued a moderate risk for excessive rainfall.
Monica NelsonHOST
Some locations could see flooding from repeated rounds of thunderstorms across the southern plains and lower Mississippi Valley.
Monica NelsonHOST
Expect numerous showers and thunderstorms, locally heavy downpours there.
Janet GriffithNARRATOR
Because the climate is changing, this El Nino is unfolding on a warmer, more vaporous planet, which further loads the dice toward rainfall extremes.
Janet GriffithNARRATOR
From Tuesday to Thursday, NOAA's Weather Prediction Center is forecasting three consecutive days with a moderate risk of excessive rainfall that could lead to flooding, the second highest level on a scale with four tiers.
Janet GriffithNARRATOR
Multiple days with overlapping heavy rain footprints will keep elevated threats for excessive rainfall and flash flooding, the agency wrote.
Janet GriffithNARRATOR
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Tom CoteHOST
We'll see what goes on.
Tom CoteHOST
Also, the Weather Prediction Center has issued moderate excessive rainfall risks for portions of the central and southern plains and the Corn Belt for Wednesday, that's today, with additional rainfall of roughly two to four inches in parts of the southern Rockies and Front Range, locally higher.
Tom CoteHOST
Saturated soil from earlier rain increases this flooding potential.
Tom CoteHOST
The most concerning areas include Now we're going to the west.
Bim AdewunmiHOST
The good news is that the storm weakened yesterday, but New England is expected to see some heavy rain continuing into today.
Bim AdewunmiHOST
The National Weather Service's Weather Prediction Center said the system would exit into Canada by tomorrow night.
Bim AdewunmiHOST
However, another weather threat is on the way.
Bim AdewunmiHOST
The remnants of Hurricane Polo are expected to reach the US this week.
John QuagliarielloGUEST
And we certainly did that with Helene.
John QuagliarielloGUEST
In fact, we had the director and other senior leadership from the National Hurricane Center, our Weather Prediction Center, and our National Water Center all come visit the office just shortly after the event just to discuss the impacts and what went well and what didn't.
John QuagliarielloGUEST
So we're always trying to learn.
John QuagliarielloGUEST
But what we took out of this, I think one, is many people tend to think of tropical systems, hurricanes, tropical storms, as a coastal issue.
JasonHOST
So wouldn't completely rule out flooding.
JasonHOST
And the Weather Prediction Center has most of the area in a marginal risk for excessive rainfall, although it does have much of Suffolk in a slight risk.
JasonHOST
Now, we also have a full moon tomorrow night, and this is going to be a long-duration event.
JasonHOST
So if you're in an area that experiences coastal flooding, it's highly likely that that you will experience it again this go-around.
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