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  • 2/4/2024
Heavy rain and snow will be impacting the West Coast as several storms come ashore this week.

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Accumulated Precipitation Forecast For Western United States
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Strong winds and dry conditions will mean a high risk of wildfires in the southwest the next several days.
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Strong to severe thunderstorms possible late today in the central U.S.
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Millions Under Critical Fire Risk
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Weekend Weather Outlook: Snow in the Rockies, Fire Weather in the South, and a Developing Storm in the Great Lakes
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Atmospheric river ignites heavy rain and snow across the west
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US Weather This Week - rain and snow in the Northwest, record highs in the South
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Heavy rain and snow in the west coast
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US Weather this Week - rain and snow from coast to coast
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Active pattern continues in the Pacific Northwest next week.
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East Coast winter storm
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Rain and Snow from Coast to Midwest
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Flooding rain, damaging winds and heavy snow continue in the western US
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Heavy snow and rain continue on the West Coast
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Severe thunderstorms expected to strike the South Wednesday as heavy rain and snow falls in the West.
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snow on the west coast
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Stormy week gets underway across the West Coast
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rain and snow
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Widespread Rain and Snow Sweep Across the U.S.
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Atmospheric river
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Soaking rain and heavy snow arrive on the West Coast
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US Weather This Week - Snow, rain and fire weather
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Rain and snow return to the Pacific Northwest
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An atmospheric river will target the Pacific Northwest with heavy rainfall that could cause flooding in the region.
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The first weekend of meteorological spring will see one storm exit the East Coast while another hits the West Coast.
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