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 A low-pressure system moving through Canada will continue pushing a cold front eastward through the
upper Midwest and Great Lakes. This will produce more showers and thunderstorms, some of which may turn severe with strong winds and large hail.
South of this frontal boundary, expect hot conditions to persist from the
central and southern Plains through the mid-Mississippi River Valley. Excessive heat advisories will remain in effect from the
central and southern Plains through the Midwest and mid-Mississippi River Valley as high temperatures will reach into the lower 100s.
In the Southeast, a frontal boundary extends from the Gulf states through the Mid-Atlantic states, producing more showers and thunderstorms throughout the day. These storms will create more heavy rainfall and strong winds. Severe thunderstorm development is likely from eastern Texas through Mississippi. Expect rainfall totals to range from 2 to 3 inches in areas of strong thunderstorm development.
Out West, monsoonal moisture will maintain thunderstorm development over the
central and southern Rockies, as well as the Southwest. However, a ridge of high pressure builds up the West Coast on Saturday, allowing for warm and sunny conditions return.
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