Sunday turned out to be a gorgeous day for New York City, but the nice weather will end with the weekend.
After the day started with clouds, abundant sunshine and comfortable temperatures near 70 degrees graced New York City Sunday afternoon.
Temperatures will remain mild into Monday, but sunglasses will be replaced with umbrellas.
As the storm system closing out the weekend on a windy and stormy note across the Midwest shifts eastward, clouds will block out the sun most of Monday across New York City and a couple of showers and thunderstorms will rumble in the afternoon and evening.
Sunshine will return for Tuesday, but the warmth will be gone. Temperatures will instead warm to a more seasonable high of 62 degrees.
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Severe thunderstorms with the risk of a few tornadoes will advance eastward across the northern Plains and Upper Midwest into Friday.
A dangerous outbreak of severe storms will strike the northern High Plains and Canadian Prairies on Wednesday.
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Texas (1993)
Tropical storm Arlene came on shore south of
Corpus Christi. Rainfall amounts:
Houston 4-5"
Corpus Christi 9.10"
Brownsville 3.20"
Fargo, ND (1957)
Tornado tore a 56 mile-long, 800 yard wide
path through the city. A total of 329
homes were totally destroyed and 10 people
were killed. The tornado caused $10 million
damage.
Waterton Lakes, Alberta, Canada (1991)
5.5" of rain.
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