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Stay ahead of atmospheric shifts with GWT2Energy's curated weather update, targeting hurricanes, tornadoes, and thermal deviations that could strain HVAC operations (highs >95°F, lows <40°F, or ≥15°F anomalies). Sourced from NOAA and affiliates, detailing 7-day (Oct 7-13), 14-day (Oct 7-20), and 21-day (Oct 7-27) periods with probability metrics. Watch for effects on power stability, ingredient storage, and venue utilization.

7-Day Forecast (Oct 7-13)

• Hurricanes/Tropical Storms: Disturbance AL95 in central Atlantic; 70% formation chance into tropical depression, approaching Leeward Islands but low US mainland risk (<20%). No active systems directly threatening US. Pacific hurricanes Priscilla and Octave offshore, no impacts.
• Tornado Warnings: No severe outlooks; marginal risks isolated (5% probability, e.g., Central Plains).
• Extreme Temperatures: Above-normal tendencies East/South (e.g., Dallas highs nearing 95°F, +10°F anomalies, 40% likelihood); North lows <40°F possible (e.g., Minneapolis, 30% chance).

14-Day Forecast (Oct 7-20)

• Hurricanes/Tropical Storms: Potential development from AL95 or new waves; 30-40% chance new storms, 20% US exposure (Gulf/East, e.g., Miami).
• Tornado Warnings: Low risks (10%); scattered Central US (e.g., Kansas City).
• Extreme Temperatures: Favored above-normal East (50-60% likelihood, e.g., Atlanta +10-15°F anomalies); Southwest heat >95°F (Phoenix, 40%), North cold <40°F (Chicago, 40%).

21-Day Forecast (Oct 7-27)

• Hurricanes/Tropical Storms: Above-normal seasonal activity; 50% impact odds (Southeast/Gulf, e.g., New Orleans).
• Tornado Warnings: Minimal (10-15% scattered risks).
• Extreme Temperatures: Above-normal dominance Eastern CONUS (60-70% chance, e.g., Texas/Florida +15°F anomalies); residual South heat >95°F (50%), North lows <40°F increasing (50%, -10°F deviations in NW).

Disclaimer: This summary relies on public sources for educational use and isn't certified forecasting. Conditions shift; reference NOAA/NWS for precise advisories. GWT2Energy isn't responsible for outcomes from this info. Probabilities are approximations.