through the l.a. basin, that is now moving into san diego. plenty of snow in the san diego mountains as well. the storm is going to move over to the four corners tomorrow, northern new mexico, southern colorado. gusty winds, 70 miles per hour. where we don t have snow we have dust can. could see some blowing dust that ll reduce visibility as the storm moves over to the plains. now on sunday is evening we ve got the chance for some severe weather popping up over portions of oklahoma, just outside of oklahoma city. the intier area, 10 million people eyes to the sky where we could see some damaging winds, straight-line winds, 60 miles an hour. twisting thunderstorms, tornadoes possible. here s the timeline, 8 p.m. wichita to oklahoma city, this is a fast moving system. if you get a tornado warning in this area, these storms may be racing 50-60 miles per hour. you think about that, that s about a mile per minute, so you won t have much time to react and get to your safe spot. monday now we
around as rain continues to creep up the east coast. cold temperatures could turn that rain into snow over some parts. cnn meteorologist saallison chinchar is joining us. as far south as georgia and alabama but not likely to stick but mixing in. southern appalachians, virginia and north carolina likely to see snow stick around and stick to the ground. this is going to be a fast moving system in 24 hours taking the rain and snow and slide it up through the mid-atlantic before going out over the open water. highest snowfall accumulation in western virginia with four to
potential for strong to severe thunderstorms along the gulf coast. we also have snow showers pushing into the intermountain west likely to cause issues and delays there. the main focus for delays today in the air are kansas city, memphis, atlanta, new orleans, as well as out to the west, places like seattle and salt lake city looking at potential delays today. the heavy rain is focused on this system mainly down by the gulf coast. so you have got some rain moving through dallas, oklahoma city making its way through shreveport, headed towards new orleans and little rock. the thing is this is not a fast moving system. it also has a lot of moisture in it. so the potential for flooding does exist. essentially from houston all the way over to pensacola. now, the key thing is the slow nature of these. it may not be the first thunderstorm that triggers the flooding but the training of these storms that s going to end up triggering that flooding. damaging winds and the potential for an isolate
year. and a flu days before when snow fall, we are talking shorts and tee shirt weather. there are some areas of tropical activity to share with you across the western areas of the caribbean. this is a complex of thunderstorms right now. potential tropical cyclone 15 is the name. it is poised to become the next hurricane. hurricane lisa. it is a quick moving system. in an area that is conducive for further development. our friends in the cayman islands are already issues warnings. winds 45, 65. maybe 80 miles per hour at landfall. quite a bit of wind damage. raleigh, washington, don t be surprise today run into a few
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