@NWSWPC

Official X account for the National Weather Service Weather Prediction Center. Details: https://xitter.cf/t.co/5axlhIg7dP

 College Park, MD
wpc.ncep.noaa.gov
Joined May 2013
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NWS Weather Prediction Center retweeted
National Hurricane Center
@NHC_AtlanticOct 5
100PM CDT: Here are the Key Messages for Invest #92L located over the southwestern Gulf of America. For the latest updates on this disturbance visit hurricanes.gov
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NWS Weather Prediction Center retweeted
National Hurricane Center
@NHC_AtlanticOct 4
2 pm EDT Oct 4 --- An area of low pressure is likely to form around the middle of the week over the southwestern Gulf of America. A tropical depression could form late this week while the system drifts northward. Visit hurricanes.gov for updates.
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NWS Weather Prediction Center retweeted
National Water Center
@nwsnwcSep 26
The National Water Center has issued Key Messages for the potential flooding impacts from the Southwest into the southern High Plains early next week. More info: water.noaa.gov #flooding #NMwx #TXwx
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NWS Weather Prediction Center retweeted
National Weather Service
@NWSSep 23
An early-season Nor'Easter will rapidly intensify and bring major coastal flooding impacts to the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast Coasts through this weekend. Those in coastal New Enlgand can also expect strong wind gusts and heavy rainfall. weather.gov
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NWS Weather Prediction Center retweeted
NHC Pacific
@NHC_PacificSep 22
8 am HST Tue, Sep 22 Key Messages for the Remnants of Tropical Depression Fifteen-E southeast of Hawaii. Life-threatening flooding possible across portions of Hawaii later this week. More info: nhc.noaa.gov/news/key_messag…
1. The remnants of Tropical Depression Fifteen-E are expected to regenerate into a tropical depression well to the southeast of the Hawaiian Islands during the next day or two. While uncertainty remains on how close the system will move toward Hawaii, winds will likely increase across portions of the state during the week, with the potential for more significant impacts beginning late this week or over the weekend. 2. Heavy rainfall will begin to affect the eastern portions of Hawaii on Wednesday. Periods of heavy rain are likely to continue across the Big Island and Maui through Saturday. Life-threatening, catastrophic flooding and mudslides are possible from rainfall totals in excess of a foot, especially in areas of steep terrain. Across the remainder of Hawaii, lesser rainfall totals are expected, with isolated flooding possible. 3. Interests in Hawaii should closely monitor the progress of this system through this upcoming weekend.

ALT 1. The remnants of Tropical Depression Fifteen-E are expected to regenerate into a tropical depression well to the southeast of the Hawaiian Islands during the next day or two. While uncertainty remains on how close the system will move toward Hawaii, winds will likely increase across portions of the state during the week, with the potential for more significant impacts beginning late this week or over the weekend. 2. Heavy rainfall will begin to affect the eastern portions of Hawaii on Wednesday. Periods of heavy rain are likely to continue across the Big Island and Maui through Saturday. Life-threatening, catastrophic flooding and mudslides are possible from rainfall totals in excess of a foot, especially in areas of steep terrain. Across the remainder of Hawaii, lesser rainfall totals are expected, with isolated flooding possible. 3. Interests in Hawaii should closely monitor the progress of this system through this upcoming weekend.

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NWS Weather Prediction Center retweeted
National Weather Service
@NWSSep 11
Never Forget. Twenty-five years later, the National Weather Service joins the nation in remembering the 2,977 lives taken on September 11, 2001, and the families still carrying that day. We honor the victims. We honor the first responders who ran toward danger. We honor the courage shown in New York, at the Pentagon, and in the skies over Pennsylvania. To those who serve, protect, and keep watch every day: we stand with you.
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NWS Weather Prediction Center retweeted
National Hurricane Center
@NHC_AtlanticSep 1
Tropical Storm #Edouard makes landfall near Johnson Bayou, Louisiana, at 2:20 PM CDT with estimated maximum sustained winds of 60 mph (95 km/h) and minimum pressure of 996 mb (29.41 in Hg). nhc.noaa.gov/text/refresh/MI…
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NWS Weather Prediction Center retweeted
National Hurricane Center
@NHC_AtlanticSep 1
🚨 RAINFALL & FLOODING THREAT: Tropical Storm #Edouard is expected to produce heavy rains, with @NWSWPC highlighting a risk of flash flooding for SE Texas & extreme SW Louisiana. Flash flooding is likely in low-lying/urban areas, with river flooding also possible. 🌧️ Forecast Totals: • Upper TX Coast to East-Central TX: 3–6" (isolated max up to 9") • Far Southwest Louisiana: 2–4" ⚠️ Stay weather-aware, avoid flooded roads, and Turn Around, Don't Drown!
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NWS Weather Prediction Center retweeted
National Hurricane Center
@NHC_AtlanticAug 31
8 am CDT Aug 31: Here are the latest Key Messages for the tropical disturbance over the northern Gulf (#AL97). Tropical storm watches or warnings could be required for a portion of the NW Gulf coast later today. Visit hurricanes.gov for the latest.
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NWS Weather Prediction Center retweeted
NWS Miami
@NWSMiamiAug 18
Did you hear the news? Miami reached 100°F this afternoon for only the second time since 1895. This ties the all-time high temperature record last reached in 1942!🥵
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NWS Weather Prediction Center retweeted
National Water Center
@nwsnwcJul 29
The National Water Center has updated Key Messages for significant flash flooding impacts across portions of the Northeast. More info: water.noaa.gov #flooding #NJwx #NYwx #CTwx #VTwx #MAwx
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National Water Center
@nwsnwcJul 16
The National Water Center has updated the Key Messages for catastrophic flooding impacts across portions south-central Texas. More info: water.noaa.gov #flooding #TXwx
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NWS Weather Prediction Center retweeted
NWS Austin/San Antonio
@NWSSanAntonioJul 16
815 AM: Flash flood EMERGENCIES remain in effect for parts of Uvalde county including Uvalde & Knippa, & Kerr & Kendall counties including Kerrville, Ingram, Hunt, Comfort, & Sisterdale. THIS IS A PARTICULARLY DANGEROUS SITUATION! MOVE TO HIGHER GROUND NOW!!
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NWS Austin/San Antonio
@NWSSanAntonioJul 16
5:30AM Radar Update: A FLASH FLOOD EMERGENCY has been issued for the Guadalupe River between Center Point, Comfort, & Bergheim. A LARGE and DEADLY FLOOD WAVE is moving down the river. River gauge at Center Point has risen 32 feet in 4 hours!! Seek higher ground now!!! #txwx
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NWS Weather Prediction Center retweeted
National Water Center
@nwsnwcJul 16
The National Water Center has updated the Key Messages for catastrophic flooding impacts across portions south-central Texas. More info: water.noaa.gov #flooding #TXwx
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NWS Weather Prediction Center retweeted
National Water Center
@nwsnwcJul 5
The National Water Center has issued Key Messages for considerable flooding impacts across portions of the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast. More info: water.noaa.gov #flooding #pawx #njwx #nywx #ctwx
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NWS Weather Prediction Center retweeted
NWS Climate Prediction Center
@NWSCPCJun 23
Risks of extreme heat for much of the Central, Southern, and Eastern U.S.
Key Message of extreme heat for much of the Central, Southern, and Eastern U.S. released June 22, 2026, for June 30 to July 6. Strong mid-level high pressure over the Southeast will shift westward and expand north-northwestward, bringing extreme heat and high humidity to these regions. High Risk (at least 60 percent chance) for parts of the Mid-Atlantic, including Washington, D.C., June 30 to July 2, with temperatures over 95 degrees Fahrenheit and heat indices at least 105 degrees Fahrenheit. Moderate Risk (40 to 60 percent chance) extends June 30 to July 4 for broader Mid-Atlantic areas, including Philadelphia and Charlotte. Slight Risk (20 to 40 percent chance) covers much of the Eastern U.S. and Great Plains June 30 to July 6, with highs at least 90 degrees F. The Texas Panhandle and western Oklahoma may reach 100 degrees F June 30 to July 3. Record high nighttime lows in the high 70s to low 80s will prevent overnight recovery, significantly increasing heat illness risks.

ALT Key Message of extreme heat for much of the Central, Southern, and Eastern U.S. released June 22, 2026, for June 30 to July 6. Strong mid-level high pressure over the Southeast will shift westward and expand north-northwestward, bringing extreme heat and high humidity to these regions. High Risk (at least 60 percent chance) for parts of the Mid-Atlantic, including Washington, D.C., June 30 to July 2, with temperatures over 95 degrees Fahrenheit and heat indices at least 105 degrees Fahrenheit. Moderate Risk (40 to 60 percent chance) extends June 30 to July 4 for broader Mid-Atlantic areas, including Philadelphia and Charlotte. Slight Risk (20 to 40 percent chance) covers much of the Eastern U.S. and Great Plains June 30 to July 6, with highs at least 90 degrees F. The Texas Panhandle and western Oklahoma may reach 100 degrees F June 30 to July 3. Record high nighttime lows in the high 70s to low 80s will prevent overnight recovery, significantly increasing heat illness risks.

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NWS Weather Prediction Center retweeted
National Hurricane Center
@NHC_AtlanticJun 15
Jun 15 2pm EDT: Key Messages for the Disturbance Over the Northwestern Gulf of America. Stay up to date with the latest at hurricanes.gov and weather.gov
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NWS Weather Prediction Center retweeted
National Water Center
@nwsnwcJun 15
The National Water Center has issued Key Messages for the Flash Flooding threat this week in Texas and the Lower Mississippi Valley. More info: water.noaa.gov #flooding #txwx
Key Messages for Texas the Lower Mississippi Valley. Considerable flash and urban flooding possible through this week.

ALT Key Messages for Texas the Lower Mississippi Valley. Considerable flash and urban flooding possible through this week.

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NWS Weather Prediction Center retweeted
National Hurricane Center
@NHC_AtlanticJun 14
Sun 6/14 2 PM EDT: A trough is producing showers and storms over northeastern Mexico, and no development is expected in the next 24-48 h. However, the system could move into the northwestern Gulf by midweek where conditions may become more favorable for development. Heavy rain and flash flooding are possible across parts of Texas and Louisiana this week. Check out hurricanes.gov and weather.gov for the latest information.
Tropical Weather Outlook: 200 PM EDT Sun Jun 14 2026. For the North Atlantic...Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of America: 1. Northwestern Gulf of America: A trough of low pressure located over northeastern Mexico is producing disorganized shower and thunderstorm activity. Development is not expected during the next day or so while the trough remains inland and drifts northward over northeastern Mexico or southern Texas. The system is then forecast to move northeastward and could re-emerge over the northwestern Gulf of America late Tuesday or Wednesday, where environmental conditions may support some development around midweek. Regardless of formation chances, heavy rainfall and flash flooding are possible across portions of eastern and southern Texas and Louisiana this week. Formation chance through 48 hours...low...near 0 percent. Formation chance through 7 days...low...30 percent.

ALT Tropical Weather Outlook: 200 PM EDT Sun Jun 14 2026. For the North Atlantic...Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of America: 1. Northwestern Gulf of America: A trough of low pressure located over northeastern Mexico is producing disorganized shower and thunderstorm activity. Development is not expected during the next day or so while the trough remains inland and drifts northward over northeastern Mexico or southern Texas. The system is then forecast to move northeastward and could re-emerge over the northwestern Gulf of America late Tuesday or Wednesday, where environmental conditions may support some development around midweek. Regardless of formation chances, heavy rainfall and flash flooding are possible across portions of eastern and southern Texas and Louisiana this week. Formation chance through 48 hours...low...near 0 percent. Formation chance through 7 days...low...30 percent.

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