Regional Weather Forecast Updates
Mixed Weather Forecast Brings Wind, Heat, and Rain Across Multiple Regions
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Forecasts call for varied conditions across several regions. Calgary is expected to turn windy Tuesday, with strong gusts, nighttime rain and mountain-top snow, followed by sunny but below-normal temperatures Wednesday and Thursday. California’s Central Coast is expected to warm inland into the 80s and 90s while coastal areas stay cooler; gusty winds may raise fire-weather concerns, and interior areas face increasing heat risk. Boston is forecast to warm Thursday and Friday after cloudy conditions, with showers possible Sunday and more likely Monday. Central Mississippi, Alabama and eastern North Carolina are expected to stay warm through midweek as humidity rises; weekend showers and thunderstorms are likely in parts of Mississippi and Alabama, while rain is possible in eastern North Carolina. Parts of Mississippi and Alabama could receive roughly 1 to 3 inches of beneficial rain, with localized flooding possible but no significant severe-weather threat expected.
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In Calgary, Tuesday afternoon gusts could reach 50–60 km/h, with 70–80 km/h possible south of the city; temperatures are expected to return to seasonal norms Friday and into the weekend.
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Hurricane Polo and Tropical Storm Rachel are not expected to directly affect California’s Central Coast; the forecast instead points to a cutoff low moving east and high pressure building behind it.
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Minor coastal flooding is possible around San Francisco Bay, San Pablo Bay and Monterey Bay during high tides.
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Central Mississippi is forecast to have sunny skies and afternoon highs in the low 90s through the first half of the week, before humidity starts increasing Thursday as Gulf moisture moves in.
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