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Tuesday evening First Alert Forecast from Chief Meteorologist Ron Childers-November 10, 2026
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Monday evening First Alert Forecast from Chief Meteorologist Ron Childers-November 9, 2026
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Saturday evening First Alert Forecast from Chief Meteorologist Ron Childers-November 7, 2026
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Showers and Thunderstorms Stretch From Florida and the Gulf Coast to Chicago, Minneapolis and the Great Lakes as Voters Head to the Polls, With Flash Flooding Possible in Memphis and North Mississippi
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE — Voters across much of the central and eastern United States may need an umbrella for Election Day, Tuesday, November 3. The Weather Prediction Center’s national forecast chart, valid from 7 a.m. EST Tuesday to 7 a.m. EST Wednesday, shows showers and thunderstorms stretching from the Gulf Coast and Florida north through the Mississippi and Ohio valleys to the Midwest, Northern Plains and Upper Great Lakes. Heavy rain and flash flooding are possible from northeast Arkansas through western Tennessee, north Mississippi and northwest Alabama. Unsettled weather, including mixed precipitation, is also expected over northern California and parts of Nevada and Utah.
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Cooler Than Normal Air Spreads Into Atlanta, Memphis, Dallas, Houston, New York and Florida as a Big Pattern Change Splits the Country, With Much Above Normal Warmth in the Northern Plains
ATLANTA, GEORGIA — A cooler pattern is expected to settle into the eastern half of the United States during the second half of November. The latest Week 3 and 4 temperature outlook, covering November 17 to 30 and updated November 3, shows below normal temperatures across the Southeast, Gulf Coast, Texas, Mid-Atlantic and Northeast coast, including Atlanta, Memphis, Dallas, Houston, New Orleans, Miami, New York City and Boston. The West and Northern Plains go the other way, with above normal to much above normal temperatures from Seattle and Boise to Bismarck. The Ohio Valley sits in the middle, and forecasters note a risk that it could turn out warmer than expected.