Heavy Rain in the Southeast from Cold Front/Tropical Depression; Building Heat and Monsoon in the West

A cold front will shift across the southeast on Tuesday with a threat for flash flooding from slow moving thunderstorms while Tropical Depression 3 brings heavy rain to eastern Florida. Monsoonal moisture in the Southwest will bring a marginal threat for flash flooding to the Four Corners states. Excessive heat is forecast to return to southern Arizona and California this week.

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The dangerous heat wave which enveloped much of the Midwest to the East Coast is finally breaking on Monday as a front drops southward across parts of the East. 

A cold front and waves of low pressure will slowly shift across the Mid-Atlantic and Southeast states Monday and Tuesday. Heavy thunderstorms along this front may produce heavy rain and flash flooding with the highest threat Monday from Tennessee into New England. A few strong to severe thunderstorms are also possible mainly from Northern Maryland to southern New Jersey. 

Sunday Brings Heat Relief For Some; Flash Flood Threat Along Cold Front

A cold front shifting across the Central Plains, Midwest, Great Lakes and Northeast on Sunday will bring some relief from the heat with cooler and drier air. Excessive heat holds Sunday roughly south of I-70. Heavy rain from thunderstorms along the front may bring flash flooding. 

Strong to severe thunderstorms and heavy to excessive rainfall possible tonight and Saturday across parts of the Upper Midwest and Great Lakes

A Dangerous heat wave will be ongoing from the Central U.S. to the East Coast this weekend.

Se espera una ola de calor peligrosa en las llanuras, del medio oeste a la costa este hoy. 

A Dangerous Heat Wave is expected from the Plains, Midwest to East Coast Today. 

This is a Heat Advisory. From the National Weather Service's Storm Prediction Center, located in Norman Oklahoma.

This advisory is being issued at 6 A.M. Central Daylight Time, Thursday July 18 2019.

A Dangerous Heat Wave is expected to Expand from Plains, Midwest to East Today

Here is your Convective outlook.  Being issued by the National Weather Service's Storm Prediction Center, located in Norman Oklahoma.

This outlook is being issued at six AM Central Daylight Time Thursday July 18 2019.

Areas of severe storms are possible across the Upper Midwest on  Thursday.