Friday's forecast: Wet, hot East; stormy Plains
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Friday's forecast: Cold front means more rain in East
The national forecast for Friday, July 15th calls for a cold front to bring more rain and showers to the Eastern United States, with a chance of severe weather in the Plains.
A slow-moving cold front will bring some rainshowers to the East on Friday as severe storms rumble in portions of the Plains.
East: A hot, humid Friday is forecast for most of the East as a cold front slogs toward the coast, which will bring a few afternoon showers and thunderstorms.
Central U.S.: Some severe thunderstorms are forecast to hit parts of Kansas and Oklahoma, with hail and high winds the main threats.
West: The Northwest will be dry and clear on Friday while the Southwest stays hot.
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Weather history for July 15: In 1995, Connecticut’s all-time record high temperature of 106 degrees was set in Danbury. In 2003, Hurricane Claudette hit Texas.