Find weather forecasts for the United States and Canada by clicking on a zone in either map
Almanac Weather Outlook for August 2nd
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Northeast & New England
Hot, humid.
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Great Lakes, Ohio Valley & Midwest
Hot, dry. Greater chance of thunderstorms in the Ohio Valley.
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Southeast U.S.
Warm, fair, moderate wind.
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North Central U.S.
Hot, dry in most areas with greater chance of thunderstorms in IA and MO.
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South Central U.S.
Warm, fair skies.
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Northwest U.S.
Hot, dry, thunderstorms in OR.
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Southwest U.S.
Warm, fair.
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Newfoundland, Labrador
Turning warmer; drizzle lingers near Labrador coast.
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Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, New Brunswick, Quebec
Dry and breezy; cooler air dips into northern Quebec.
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Ontario
Dry and breezy; fair skies in Toronto.
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Alberta, Manitoba, Saskatchewan
Stormy period with hail possible in Regina, cooler in northern zones.
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British Columbia
Warming trend.
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You have Northern Canada, buy why not Alaska?
Yes, why not Alaska? We are a big part of the United States
Yeah. If Alaska was cut in half Texas would then become the third largest state. How do we find his information for Alaska?
why no mention of Mid Atlantic forecasts