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    3 Time zones of action - 1,000+ miles of storms

04:00 PM
September 9, 2026

3 Time zones of action
1,000+ miles of storms

If you want to know what's going on across the country at a glance, the WeatherRadar can show you. So what does it look like when a massive cold front is moving across three different time zones?

It looks like this! A large cold front will spark showers and storms from the Plains to the Northeast as it moves south. A few strong storms and isolated areas of flash flooding will be possible.

A cold front will spark off showers and storms from the Plains to the Northeast.
A cold front will spark off showers and storms from the Plains to the Northeast.

Monsoon moisture will also lead to showers and storms across the Southwest. At times, a continuous line of showers and storms will stretch more than 1,000 miles. And you can see it all on the WeatherRadar.

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