The sun rises behind the Pagoda before the Indianapolis 500 auto race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Sunday, May 28, 2023, in Indianapolis.Fireworks signal the opening of the gates before the Indianapolis 500 auto race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway in Indianapolis, Sunday, May 28, 2023.Pagoda in the early morning hours/Chris Hagan.The West Coast and Southwest will also be rain-free, and clear skies are expected through the weekend, said. "For the Indianapolis 500 on Sunday, the weather will be dry with temperatures reaching the middle to upper 70s along with plenty of sunshine," AccuWeather senior meteorologist Dan Pydynowski said. "For New England, the upper mid-Atlantic and much of the Midwest, this Memorial Day weekend looks like one of the nicest from start to finish in recent memory," AccuWeather meteorologist Dean DeVore said. Other than the aforementioned areas, the rest of the nation should see pleasant weather for the holiday weekend: Is a tornado watch or warning worse? What to know about preparing for these violent storms 'One of the nicest' holiday weekends in the Northeast, Midwest and West "It's possible some of those storms in the Plains could turn severe." The same holds true for Monday, Memorial Day, he said. On Saturday, thunderstorms, especially in the afternoon and evening, will be common in the High Plains and northern Rockies, Dolce said.īy Sunday, "another round of thunderstorms will flourish from the High Plains to the northern Rockies and California's Sierra Nevada," Dolce said. Don’t enter the water without a floatation device.Throw the person something that floats.Draw attention to yourself by yelling and waving.Float or tread water until you escape the current or are rescued.Swim parallel to the beach and not against the current.Relax rip currents don’t pull you under.Check conditions before entering the water.Hurricane outlook for 2023: NOAA announces prediction for how many hurricanes will form Rip current risk is high this weekendįor those who do venture into the water, dangerous rip currents will be something to watch out for at beaches such as Wilmington and the Outer Banks in North Carolina Charleston and Myrtle Beach in South Carolina Savannah, Georgia and Jacksonville, St. The area of "disturbed weather" stretches from northern Florida to North Carolina, according to AccuWeather. Regardless of whether a tropical or subtropical system forms, AccuWeather meteorologists say a stormy Memorial Day weekend is in the cards for parts of the Southeast. But it could if the system spends enough time over water. "The system appears unlikely to become a subtropical or tropical cyclone," according to the hurricane center.
The Southeast will see some of the nation's worst weather this holiday weekend, thanks to a non-tropical area of low pressure, the National Hurricane Center said. No tropical cyclone expected, but rain, wind and 'dangerous surf' likely in the Southeast There will also be "an upside-down temperature pattern, where the Midwest will be warmer than average and the Southeast cooler than average," he said. Parts of the mid-Atlantic, Plains and northern Rockies could also have to contend with wet weather at times, according to meteorologist Chris Dolce. The National Hurricane Center is monitoring that system and issued an updated outlook on Saturday: "Even though development into a subtropical or tropical cyclone is not expected, the system will produce gusty winds and dangerous surf and rip current conditions along portions of the southeastern United States coast through Sunday."
There forecasters are watching a system off South Carolina's coast that is likely to bring stormy weather to land. Memorial Day weekend is expected to kick-off summer with nice weather across much of the nation, but parts of the Southeast are a notable exception.
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