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Higher heat and humidity will return and intensify over the weekend, but keeping close watch on the Gulf for possible tropical development.

Yet another round of strong to severe thunderstorms could be on their way to the region on Friday, according to the National Weather Service.

Hurricane Hilary was upgraded from a tropical storm to a hurricane Thursday morning off the coast of Mexico as it continues to "intensify rapidly."

The storms will sweep across from the Great Lakes to the Northeast.

With Hilary growing from a tropical storm to a hurricane, here’s what people who live in the Southwestern U.S. should know and how they can prepare.

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A newly formed tropical storm, named Hilary, is forecast by AccuWeather meteorologists to wander close enough to the southwestern United States to raise the likelihood of torrential rain and the potential for major flash flooding beginning this weekend and lasting into next week. The tropical storm, with maximum sustained winds of 40 mph, developed in the East Pacific Tuesday morning less than 500 miles away from the southwestern Mexico coast. Hilary is forecast by AccuWeather's tropical we...

Between 3 and 4 inches of rain has fallen in that area since Tuesday evening.

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Major changes are coming to the western third of the nation starting later this week. However, while some changes such as heat and wildfire relief may be welcomed, other developments could put some individuals in a life-threatening situation, AccuWeather meteorologists warn. "A pattern not typically seen during the month of August in the western portion of the United States is expected to bring a major cooldown and a risk for flash flooding beginning late this week," AccuWeather Meteor...