Widespread Showers, Snow Chances, Strong Gusts Across Regions
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Birmingham, Indianapolis, Washington and multiple regional centers reported rain, gusty winds, and transitions to snow this week as fronts moved across the United States. Forecasters issued flood watches in central Alabama with 2–5 inch localized totals and warned of gusts up to 40 mph; many areas will see cooler air follow. Local advisories urge residents to avoid flooded roadways and monitor National Weather Service updates Tuesday into the coming week. Based on 11 articles reviewed and supporting research.
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- 1. Forecasts warned of overnight training supercells and flash-flood risk in central Alabama.
- 2. Midday lines of showers crossed Indiana with night-time snow shower chances and gusty winds.
- 3. D.C. area received beneficial rainfall up to an inch, then a strong cold front increased winds.
- 4. Plains and Midwest saw above-average temperatures early in the week before late-week cooldowns.
- 5. Multiple regions expected additional precipitation rounds with rain-to-snow transitions and sub-freezing air following fronts.
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