A New and Intense Heat Dome Builds Into July - Weather Forecast for July 8, 20206 [oPxhtXieU7c]
Video Description: On This weather forecast, we'll detail the severe risks over the next three days reviewing the severe weather outlook issued by the Storm Prediction Center as well as supporting model data. We'll detail the model guidance that shows another extended heat dome building this weekend and lasting through most of the next week across the Intermountain West and Plains. This intense new heat dome with a strong ridge pattern is expected to bring triple-digit heat to portions of the Four Corners, Front Range, and Great Plains and push a cooler and unsettled pattern into the Northeast and Great Lakes as well as a risk of flash flooding across the Southeast. This meteorological breakdown also features a tropical update on Super Typhoon Bavi in the Western Pacific and the Category 4 storm's potential track that threatens portions of Japan, Taiwan, and China. About: WeatherCastUSA covers extreme severe weather outbreaks, tropical storms and hurricanes, and regular updates and outlooks on weather in the United States. Timecodes: 0:00 - Introduction 0:21 - Current Conditions 2:16 - SPC Day1 Severe Outlook 7:25 - SPC Day2 Severe Outlook 10:11 - SPC Day3 Severe Outlook 10:54 - Super Typhoon Bavi 14:20 - 700mb Winds and Vorticity 15:15 - 200mb Jet Stream Winds 18:19 - ECMWF Temperature Outlook 20:01 - GFS Temperature Outlook 24:48 - Recap of the Weather Forecast Sources: This forecast may include graphics from AguaceroWX: Disclaimer: This video for educational, informational, and entertainment purposes only. Please refer to the National Weather Service and their local offices for official severe weather warnings, alerts, and forecast details.