RV Weather

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** Heads Up ** RVers will want to avoid the North Carolina, Tidewater Virgnia, DELMARVA and southern New Jersey Coasts this weekend. A strong storm, which may or may not become named, will produce wind gusts up to 60 mph, 2-5 inches of rain, and 2-5 feet of storm surge.

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• Potential Tropical Storm Sixteen brings high winds, storm surge and heavy rains to the Carolina and Mid-Atlantic coasts today and Saturday.
• Early taste of winter for the higher elevations of the northern Rockies continues for one more day; high winds tomorrow for southeast Wyoming.
• Severe weather threat for much of the eastern Plains Saturday.

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• Rain/snow mix for the higher elevations in the northern Rockies starting tonight.
• Significant severe weather outbreak possible Friday and Saturday across the Central Plains and Mid-Mississippi Valley, respectively.
• Possible tropical system to form off the Southeast Coast and impact coastal Carolinas and Mid-Atlantic Coast this weekend.

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• More heavy, potentially flooding, rains today and Tuesday for New England from Rhode Island to Maine.
• Strong winds this afternoon from central Washington eastward to Montana.
• Severe thunderstorms with very large hail possible Tuesday and Tuesday night across central and eastern Oklahoma.

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** Heads Up ** Lee, although no longer classified as a hurricane, continues to impact Cape Cod and the Maine Coast with near-hurricane-like conditions. Wind gusts to near hurricane force, heavy rains for Downeast Maine, and coastal flooding are the primary hazards. Please follow any guidance or directions from your local Emergency Management authorities.

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• Lee’s impacts will be felt across Cape Cod and northern New England through this evening.
• Severe thunderstorms this morning coming across central Texas; by evening they will move to the Gulf Coast.
• Strong winds Sunday and Monday across and east of Montana’s Rocky Mountain Front.

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** Heads Up ** Hurricane Lee will impact much of the New England coast from Rhode Island north to New Brunswick Canada starting Friday evening. I expect the strongest impacts to be felt on Cape Cod and Downeast Maine, but the entire coast should be prepared for near-Hurricane force wind gusts. Storm surge of 2-4 feet in Cape Cod Bay. Please follow any guidance or directions from your local Emergency Management authorities.

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• Hurricane Lee expected to bring high winds, heavy rain and storm surge from Cape Cod to Maine starting Friday evening and lasting into the weekend.
• Cape Cod Bay, the Outer Cape, and Downeast Maine are the areas likely to experience the worst of the storm.
• Heavy rains across much of Texas north of I-10 today and Friday; some flooding possible.

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