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An AccuWeather analyst says areas that aren’t expected to get rain could see things ‘go downhill’
The tropical rainstorm continues its move inland, weakening as it pushes north, but drenching areas that lie in its path with heavy rainfall and causing flash-flooding emergencies in parts of Arkansas.
As Barry pushed north across the interior U.S., it weakened into a tropical rainstorm and continued unleashing precipitation. One place racked up more than 23 inches of rain.
As heat expands across the northeastern U.S., highs near the century mark will be common, with some locations experiencing dangerously high AccuWeather RealFeel Temps well above 100.
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The answer to that question lies with the jet stream and what's circled in red in this water vapor satellite image, AccuWeather Chief Meteorologist Bernie Rayno explains.
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That was the idea many years ago, and while things didn't pan out the way some hoped, this oasis is 1,000 miles from Sunshine State beaches. But at a glance, you'd never know.
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