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The IMD has issued a yellow alert for Mumbai and Thane and an orange alert for the Saurashtra and Kutch coasts of Gujarat. Biparjoy is the first storm brewing in the Arabian Sea this year. Currently over the east-central Arabian Sea, the cyclone moved northwards with a speed of 7 kmph in the last six hours, the weather office said in its daily cyclone advisory. Sunil Kamble, scientist and head of IMD, Mumbai and Regional Meteorological Centre (Western India), said Cyclone Biparjoy is currently about 500-600 kilometres away from Mumbai. "There is no direct impact on Mumbai because of the cyclone. The pre-monsoon showers and increased wind speed are a result of the cyclone effects," he said. ORANGE ALERT IN SAURASHTRA & KUTCH COASTS The India Meteorological Department (IMD) on Monday issued an orange alert ('be prepared') for the Saurashtra and Kutch coasts of Gujarat, where extremely severe cyclonic storm Biparjoy is likely to "Cyclone alert for Saurashtra and Kutch Coast: Orange Message. ESCS Biparjoy at 0530 IST of today over east-central and adjoining NE Arabian Sea near latitude 19.2N and longitude 67.7E, about 380 kilometres south south-west of Devbhumi Dwarka. To cross near Jakhau Port, Gujarat by noon of June 15," the IMD tweeted. "It is very likely to move nearly northward till June 14 morning, then move north-northeastwards and cross Saurashtra and Kutch and adjoining Pakistan coasts between Mandvi (Gujarat) and Karachi (Pakistan) near Jakhau Port (Gujarat) by noon...

We will start with our forecasted temperatures between tonight and Friday. Temperatures will stay cool, with highs in the Lower Peninsula hanging around the 60 degree mark on Tuesday. We then see a steady increase into the mid 70s by Friday. Overnight lows will prove to be chilly, with temperatures Tuesday morning hanging around the 40-degree mark near Traverse City, while areas farther south will congregate near the 50-degree mark. These lows will gradually recover, with lows on Thursday rising into the 50s. This gradual warmup gets stunted on Friday, with clear skies and light winds combining to drop our lows back down to the 40s. The Upper Peninsula will be a different story. Daytime temperatures will struggle to escape the 50s with the combination of rain and wind on Tuesday, until making a nice recovery into the 70s by Friday. Although overnight lows remain primarily in the 40s, some places in the U.P. will fail to escape the 50s during the week. This is due to a pesky northern wind that will blow cold lake air onshore. This will cut down on any warmth those areas will receive.

Brief downpours and strong gusts pounded the Inland Northwest on Thursday, downing and uprooting trees and leaving thousands of people without power. More than 8,400 Avista customers in Eastern Washington and North Idaho had no power shortly after 8 p.m., according to the energy company’s outage map. The region received one-quarter to one-half inch of rain Thursday afternoon and early evening, according to Valerie Thaler, meteorologist at the National Weather Service Spokane. The Spokane International Airport received 0.38 inches of precipitation, Felts Field got 0.24 and Deer Park got 0.27, Thaler said. In North Idaho, the Coeur d’Alene and Post Falls areas received 0.2 to 0.25 inches, while 0.54 inches fell in Harrison. Downpours were reported in some areas, but they were short -lived, Thaler said. She said a person in Greenacres reported 0.16 inches of rain in 15 minutes, while the Five Mile area had 0.3 inches in 24 minutes. “Some areas did get pretty heavy rain, but the storms were moving pretty quickly,” Thaler said. A light drizzle and calm winds could be felt around 8 p.m. in downtown Spokane. However, wind gusts reached 45 mph earlier in the Spokane area, said Charlotte Dewey, meteorologist at the weather service. Thaler said the weather service received reports of downed and uprooted trees, which suggested wind speeds of over 55 mph, though those speeds were not observed. Isolated showers are possible Friday morning, but Thaler said heavy rain could greet Spokane...

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Meteorologist Myles Henderson’s First Warning Forecast Near normal with highs in the mid 80s all week. Smaller rain chances through the weekend. Another nice day with mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies. A little warmer today with highs in the mid to upper 80s. Winds will pick up reach 10 to 20 with gusts to 30 mph this afternoon. An isolated shower is possible, but most areas will stay dry. WTKR News 3 Highs will linger in the low to mid 80s (near normal) for Thursday and Friday. We will see a mix of sun and clouds each day with a chance for a scattered shower or storm (20% to 30% chance). The weekend looks nice with highs in the mid 80s. We will see more sunshine on Saturday and more clouds on Sunday with a small chance for showers and storms later in the day. Today: Partly Cloudy, Windy. Highs in the mid 80s. Winds: SW 10-20G30 Tonight: Partly Cloudy. Lows in the mid 60s. Winds: W 5-15 Tomorrow: Partly Cloudy. Highs in the mid 80s. Winds: N/W/S 5-10 Weather & Health Pollen: Low-Medium (Grasses) UV Index: 9 (Very High) Air Quality: Good (Code Green) Mosquitoes: Very High Tropical Update No tropical activity at this time Weather updates on social media: Facebook: Twitter: Instagram:

The U.S. Open is set to take place this week, getting started on Thursday, June 15 and wrapping up on Sunday, June 18. It’ll be played on the North Course of the Los Angeles Country Club with broadcasts available to watch on NBC throughout the tournament. Temperatures in the Los Angeles area look to be nearly perfect in the low 70s throughout the weekend, though the wind could cause some issues as it’s expected to be blowing consistently through the rest of the week. There’s also roughly a 10% chance of precipitation, though Scottie Scheffler is the frontrunner to win this year’s U.S. Open, with odds at +700 at DraftKings Sportsbook. He’s followed closely by Jon Rahm at +900, Brooks Koepa at +1100, and Rory McIlroy at +1400 for the outright win. Below is a look at the weather report for the four days of the 2023 U.S. Open starting Thursday, June 15 and ending Sunday, June 18. Thursday, June 15 High 70°, Low 59° It’s expected to be sunny with a few clouds across the sky and a high of just 70 degrees. The low for the day is 59, putting the temperature in a perfect pocket for a day at LACC. Winds are expected to be blowing around 7 mph which hopefully won’t lead to higher gusts that could cause some issues for players on the course. Friday, June 16 High 70°, Low 60° Friday looks pretty similar to Thursday, with a high of 70° and a low of 60° with a few less clouds in the sky. The wind picks up slightly with sustained speeds around 8 mph through the afternoon, but otherwise is...

Thunderstorms are in the forecast for portions of Northern California on June 13, 2023. According to the IPhone’s weather app at around 8:30 a.m., wet weather may reach Sacramento International Airport. Screen grab Iphone weather app Another round of scattered thunderstorms is in Northern California’s forecast and depending on where you are in Sacramento, your phone’s weather app told you to brace for it. According to the IPhone’s weather app, there’s a 30% chance of thunderstorms around 4 p.m. Tuesday in the unincorporated areas of Sacramento including Arden Arcade and near Sacramento International Airport. Where are thunderstorms expected in Northern California? Thunderstorms will begin again Tuesday afternoon and will mainly be isolated in the mountains, Peters said, potentially drifting into the foothills of the Sierra Nevada. Expect heavy rain, lightning, hail and gusty winds. There’s a 10% chance of thunderstorms in Redding and between a 10% and 15% chance in Chico. Even then the odds are great.