Several regions of significant turbulence today at cruising levels.

24-hour precipitation per the Euro.

Expect quite a bit of significant turbulence today over much of the West and Midwest. Stay belted.

Much of the country will have significant cruising-level turbulence this morning. Stay buckled.

Areas with significant cruising-level turbulence this morning.

Significant turbulence should be over the Northeast this morning, both low-level (under 18k ft on left) and high-level (over 18 k ft). Stay buckled.

Significant cruising-level turbulence this morning over the Appalachians due to a jet streak in the Subtropical Jetstream. In addition, it'll be bumpy over the northern Rockies.

Significant cruising-level turbulence (left) is expected today over parts of the West Coast, East Coast, and Plains. In addition, significant low-level turb over the Pac NW. Stay buckled.

The WPC's 24-hour rainfall depiction shows rain for the Southeast and Northwest.

While the significant low-level (<18k ft on left)) Turbulence will be over the West this morning, the significant high-level (cruising-level on right) will be over the East, the Plains & Midwest and the West. Stay buckled.

Several areas of cruising-level turbulence this morning over portions of the East, South, Midwest, Rockies, and Northwest. Fly safe, stay buckled.

Only a few areas of significant cruising-level turbulence are expected this morning.

This morning's expected significant cruising-level turbulence is expected to be over the West. Although not shown, lower-level turbulence is also expected to occur from the Rockies westward.

If you hate turbulence, it should be a great day to fly over the US today, with only one small region over the Midwest (from 18k to 30k ft).

Significant cruising-level turbulence is expected this morning over parts of the Great Lakes & Ohio River regions, while it'll be bumpy over into the Northeast.

Significant cruising-level turbulence this morning is confined to New England and should move off the coast during the afternoon.

Several areas of significant cruising-level turbulence this morning, most notably around storms over the West and Southeast.

Expect significant turbulence over the Southwest today at low and high levels.

This morning's turbulence at cruising-level (TurbHi, over 18k ft), low level (TurbLo) and low level wind shear (LLWS).

Wide swatches of significant cruising-level turbulence over the West this morning, plus some over the Northeast & MO/KS to LA.