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Warm Start to Fall Set to Shift With Showers, Isolated Severe Storms, and NorCal Heat Peaking Tuesday

A Tuesday–Wednesday system is forecast to pivot the pattern toward wetter conditions even as drought relief remains limited.

Overview

  • The Storm Prediction Center highlights a level 2 risk Tuesday evening and overnight for eastern Nebraska and western Iowa, with hail and damaging winds possible.
  • A frontal system spreads showers and a few thunderstorms from Tuesday into Wednesday, with steadier rain likely Wednesday in parts of the Northeast and New England.
  • Maine and surrounding areas anticipate helpful but modest rainfall, which forecasters say will not end ongoing drought conditions.
  • Northern California remains very hot Tuesday with some Central Valley cities near 100 degrees, then cools mid to late week as a cut-off low lingers and introduces uncertain shower chances.
  • Major Hurricane Gabrielle remains a powerful storm over the Atlantic and is turning away from Bermuda, with no direct U.S. impacts expected.