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Daily Brief, Sunday, Nov 15

Big warmup in Central US & 7 West Coast Storms in 2 Weeks

Despite the cold shot that hit the Eastern US (especially the Southeast) November resists persistent cold weather for most of the country - especially the Central US. Temps will move 10-15°F warmer than normal this week across the MidWest/Great Lakes. Meanwhile, some models have 7 separate Pacific storm systems hitting the West Coast over the next two weeks. Google's Weathernext3 Model drops 7-15 inches of rain along the Northern California and Southern Oregon coast.

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--US Weather Severity Index
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