A VERY Concerning Storm Is About To Hit The Southwest!

A VERY concerning storm is heading for the Southwest as a cutoff low pulls Hurricane Trudy's moisture into Arizona, New Mexico, Utah and Colorado, bringing flash flooding, burn scar debris flows and rain rates up to 2.5 inches per hour. PLUS the latest weather update on the nor'easter hammering the Outer Banks and whether it becomes Subtropical Storm Josephine. In this weather forecast I break down the latest flash flood risk from the Weather Prediction Center, the Euro vs GFS model battle, rain totals for Los Angeles, San Diego and Phoenix, the Four Corners and southwest Colorado peak, Sierra snow, the full timeline from today into next week, temperatures across the US, and what this storm says about the El Niño winter ahead. OFFICIAL SOURCES: Weather Prediction Center: https://www.wpc.ncep.noaa.gov/ National Hurricane Center: https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/ NWS Flood Safety: https://www.weather.gov/safety/flood CHAPTERS: 00:00 The storm heading for the Southwest 00:59 Why this setup is so unusual 01:29 Happening now: flash flood risk today 02:15 Hurricane Trudy's moisture 03:21 Model battle: Euro vs GFS 04:52 California: Los Angeles, San Diego, Sierra snow 07:20 Arizona, New Mexico, Utah, Nevada 09:17 Colorado and the Four Corners peak 10:24 Timeline: today to next week 11:47 Nor'easter and Josephine 13:34 Temperatures 14:39 The El Niño winter connection 15:23 Final summary Tell me your STATE and CITY in the comments. Your reports help the whole Kinzo Explain community. 🔔 Subscribe to Kinzo Explain for daily US weather pattern and severe weather updates. Disclaimer: This video is for informational purposes. Always follow your local National Weather Service office and emergency officials for warnings and safety decisions. #weather #flashflood #weatherforecast