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    High-pressure ridge - Follow the clouds

07:58 PM
July 13, 2026

High-pressure ridge
Follow the clouds

Follow the clouds to know where the high pressure has settled in.
Follow the clouds to know where the high pressure has settled in.

A strong high-pressure ridge is sending Desert Southwest-like heat into the northern Plains on Monday. In case the thermometer wasn't proof enough of the high pressure, just follow the clouds on the WeatherRadar.

A streak of clouds is stretching from the western U.S. into the Canadian prairies today along the top of the ridge. Check out the circulation!

The high-pressure ridge does move slowly, but it shifts east throughout the week. It will bring plenty of sunshine with heat! Watch the temperature pattern on the TemperatureRadar.

Becca Parker
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