Overview
- An atmospheric-river storm is soaking Southern California with a stronger second pulse expected Friday night into Saturday, prompting flood alerts and warnings for landslides and debris flows near recent burn areas.
- Mexico’s Front No. 14 is entering the northwest with strong winds, high surf and a pronounced temperature drop, while deep tropical moisture sustains heavy rains in the southeast, especially in Quintana Roo and Chiapas.
- Civil protection officials in Tijuana report rains that began November 13 could persist up to five days, with nightly downpours likely and a chance of thunderstorms.
- Atlantic low ‘Claudia’ continues to drench Galicia with AEMET rain and wind advisories, as Meteocat issues orange and yellow alerts in parts of Catalonia for showers, storms and gusty conditions.
- Additional weekend hazards include an SMN yellow alert for strong storms across parts of Argentina and a National Weather Service watch for freezing rain risks in portions of New York, Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine.