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For 3-7 day hazards see Weather Prediction Center's: WPC 3-7 Day Hazards

U.S. Week-2 Hazards Outlook - Made July 11, 2025 | About the Hazards Outlook

 Days 8-14Probabilistic Days 8-14
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Categorical Outlooks
Experimental Probabilistic Outlooks

Valid Saturday July 19, 2025 to Friday July 25, 2025

US Hazards Outlook
NWS Climate Prediction Center College Park MD
300 PM EDT July 11 2025

Synopsis: Mid-level high pressure is forecast across much of the contiguous U.S. (CONUS) during the week-2 period. However, anomalies are forecast to be relatively weak early in the period, even for the summer months when mid-level anomalies are generally reduced. Mid-level high pressure begins to increase across the western Gulf Coast and Lower Mississippi Valley by the middle of the period, increasing chances for extreme heat in these regions. Late in the period, mid-level high pressure expands across the West, bringing increased chances for extreme heat to portions of the Northwest. Chances for heavy precipitation are increased across the southern Atlantic States and Central and Eastern Gulf Coast due to a stalled frontal boundary. In the Midwest, a warm front moving through the region may increase chances for a period of heavy precipitation.

Hazards Detailed Summary

For Monday July 14 - Friday July 18: WPC Days 3-7 U.S. Hazards

For Saturday July 19 - Friday July 25:

Forecaster: Ryan Bolt

$$ Please consult local NWS Forecast Offices for short range forecasts and region-specific information.

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