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Here's a look at 24 hour rainfall amounts across the Canary Islands as of 6 AM local time this morning. And there's more rain ahead through the weekend. meteologix.com/es/observation… TT

Shown is an NWS NDFD forecast of maximum air temperature across the continental USA today with potential daily temperature records highlighted. And there's a lot of them. TT

Lots of white circles on the potential records map in the coming days as a heatwave impacts the US. Not only daily, but also monthly records for March could be set in numerous locations. TT

Here's a look at the forecast of the difference between forecast temperature and the climatological average according to the NWS NDFD as a heat wave is underway in the western half of the CONUS. Extreme heat warnings have been issued in the Southwest. TT

Here's a GFS forecast diagram for Honolulu, Hawaii as the state has seen several feet of rainfall over the past week. More rainfall is expected during the coming days. TT

Here's a look at the MRMS radar composite as a winter storm in the Midwest and severe weather in the East Coast are topics today. In the latter, multiple rounds of severe thunderstorms are expected with a risk of widespread severe winds and a few strong tornadoes. TT

Widespread damaging wind event is possible on Sunday through Sunday night from northeastern Texas to southwestern Lower Michigan. The highest risk is from Arkansas into Indiana during the evening and overnight hours. TT

Severe weather risk continues today in a wide area from Arklatex to the Ohio Valley and the Mid-Atlantic. Multiple tornado watches are also currently in effect. Shown is a simulated radar scenario from HRRR through late hours Wednesday. TT

Significant severe weather is set to unfold today and tonight from the southern Plains to the southern Great Lakes. On the table are several strong tornadoes, damaging winds and very large hail. Here's a scenario of 6 hour rolling maximum of updraft helicity from 19 UTC HRRR. TT

Here's a look at the radar composite of Arkansas as more bumpy weather days are ahead. Today, there is a risk of severe thunderstorms from the Arklatex to the Southeast. TT

Severe weather risk continues today with another level 3 out of 5 outlook from the SPC across the central and southern Plains as well as Lower Missouri Valley. Shown is a significant tornado parameter scenario from the 16 UTC HRRR run valid at 6 PM CST tonight. TT

The US is currently seeing an active weather pattern with multi-day risk of severe weather. Today, the SPC has highlighted a level 3 out of 5 risk area for parts of Oklahoma and Texas Panhandle for large hail, a few tornadoes and severe winds. TT

Above average temperatures are occurring in much of the continental US as illustrated by this map of difference of expected maximum temperature today from climatological average. For example in parts of Texas, highs in the 90s are expected today. TT

A lunar eclipse will be visible at least in part across the US early Tuesday, with the timing favoring locations further west. Shown is an GFS scenario of total cloud cover at 6 AM CST on Tuesday. Blue colors indicate clearer sky. TT

Shown is an NWS NDFD forecast of maximum temperature across the continental United States today. TT

A potentially historic winter storm is set to hit the northeastern USA with heavy snow, strong winds and coastal flooding with travel becoming impossible. Shown is an NWS NDFD forecast of total snowfall through Monday evening. TT

The SPC has highlighted a level 3 out of 5 risk area across southern Illinois and Indiana as there's a risk of severe weather today. Risks include tornadoes, large hail and damaging wind gusts. Shown is an HRRR scenario of simulated radar reflectivity this early afternoon. TT

Severe thunderstorms could be possible on Thursday afternoon into early evening in parts of middle Mississippi into lower Ohio Valleys. The storms have a potential of causing damaging wind gusts and a few tornadoes. TT

Shown is an NWS NDFD forecast of total snowfall and total precipitation for California through 4 AM PST tomorrow. Heavy rain and mountain snow will continue to be an issue today. TT

Heavy precipitation is a concern in California today. Shown here is an MRMS radar composite of southern California just a little while ago. The WPC has highlighted a level 2 out of 4 risk of excessive rainfall for parts of the state today. TT