Sunday, June 16, 2013
Chance of Showers/Storms, then Warming Trend!
We'll have a front approaching, and while it shouldn't make it all the
way through the area, it sould be enough to give us an increased chance
of showers and storms on Monday and Monday Night. Rainfall totals
throught the period could average 3/4" or so. Following that we'll
begin a warming trend, which should raise our high temperatures to the
90s by Friday through Sunday.
Monday, June 10, 2013
HOT For Next Few Days
Warm air moves in and brings us some much warmer weather, especially for today and Wednesday, we could see high temperatures in the 90s! Our next chance for showers and storms should be Wednesday night , and then again on Sunday. At this time, no severe storms are expected.
In any event, river levels remain very high at several locations. Here are the latest river stages for the lower Mississippi and Ohio Rivers.
Severe WX Outlook:
Hydrology:
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In any event, river levels remain very high at several locations. Here are the latest river stages for the lower Mississippi and Ohio Rivers.
RADAR:
SATELLITE:
FORECASTS:
Paducah Union City
Carbondale Cape
Severe WX Outlook
Model Charts Models
PSU Wall Graphical
MEM Graphical
PAH Hazardous
SPC Meso 12-48 HR HRRR Radar
WRF-NMM Radar 15 Day Forecast
GFS NAM MURF
SREF EURO
Forecast Model Animations
PAH Forecast Discussion
Carbondale Cape
Severe WX Outlook
Model Charts Models
PSU Wall Graphical
MEM Graphical
PAH Hazardous
SPC Meso 12-48 HR HRRR Radar
WRF-NMM Radar 15 Day Forecast
GFS NAM MURF
SREF EURO
Forecast Model Animations
PAH Forecast Discussion
Hydrology:
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Rainfall Forecasts:
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Friday, June 7, 2013
Possibility of Severe Storms Tonight
We have a severe thunderstorm watch until 9PM tonight as the main storm system approaches from the west. The main threats are high winds and hail although we could see some heavy rainfall totals locally too.
In any event, river levels remain very high at several locations. Here are the latest river stages for the lower Mississippi and Ohio Rivers.
Severe WX Outlook:
Hydrology:
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For more!
In any event, river levels remain very high at several locations. Here are the latest river stages for the lower Mississippi and Ohio Rivers.
RADAR:
SATELLITE:
FORECASTS:
Paducah Union City
Carbondale Cape
Severe WX Outlook
Model Charts Models
PSU Wall Graphical
MEM Graphical
PAH Hazardous
SPC Meso 12-48 HR HRRR Radar
WRF-NMM Radar 15 Day Forecast
GFS NAM MURF
SREF EURO
Forecast Model Animations
PAH Forecast Discussion
Carbondale Cape
Severe WX Outlook
Model Charts Models
PSU Wall Graphical
MEM Graphical
PAH Hazardous
SPC Meso 12-48 HR HRRR Radar
WRF-NMM Radar 15 Day Forecast
GFS NAM MURF
SREF EURO
Forecast Model Animations
PAH Forecast Discussion
Hydrology:
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Rainfall Forecasts:
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For more!
Tuesday, June 4, 2013
Heavy Showers/Storms Tonight-Thursday & Tropical Storm Headed Toward Florida
We're looking at the possibility of more heavy showers and storms possible Wednesday night through Thursday, with locally heavy rainfall totals of 1-2 inches possible. All of this on ground that is already pretty saturated. This could add to the flooding problems along the Mississippi River, where it's supposed to crest Thursday at 13 feet above flood stage. That crest could go higher as more rainfall enters the system. Here are the latest river stages for the lower Mississippi and Ohio Rivers.
The situation is not nearly as troublesome for Paducah, where the Ohio River should crest well below flood stage, however we'll keep an eye on local runoff with these showers. The problem for the major rivers is the amount of water entering the Mississippi River near and above St Louis. Mississippi River crests at New Madrid and Tiptonville are actually expected below flood stage, but of course, we'll see how much additional water is put into the system with these showers and storms.
It's been a WET year so far. We're running almost 10 inches ahead of normal since January 1st for precipitation, and a whopping 20 inches above where we were at this time last year as we were heading into the worst part of the drought!
Once this front finally passes Thursday night into Friday, it'll set the stage for a cooler and somewhat drier weekend. We'll have a chance for showers and storms returning Sunday Night.
Severe WX Outlook:
Hydrology:
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The situation is not nearly as troublesome for Paducah, where the Ohio River should crest well below flood stage, however we'll keep an eye on local runoff with these showers. The problem for the major rivers is the amount of water entering the Mississippi River near and above St Louis. Mississippi River crests at New Madrid and Tiptonville are actually expected below flood stage, but of course, we'll see how much additional water is put into the system with these showers and storms.
It's been a WET year so far. We're running almost 10 inches ahead of normal since January 1st for precipitation, and a whopping 20 inches above where we were at this time last year as we were heading into the worst part of the drought!
Once this front finally passes Thursday night into Friday, it'll set the stage for a cooler and somewhat drier weekend. We'll have a chance for showers and storms returning Sunday Night.
Meanwhile, our first tropical storm of the season has formed in the Gulf of Mexico. Tropical Storm Andrea is expected to make landfall in Florida on Thursday!
RADAR:
SATELLITE:
FORECASTS:
Paducah Union City
Carbondale Cape
Severe WX Outlook
Model Charts Models
PSU Wall Graphical
MEM Graphical
PAH Hazardous
SPC Meso 12-48 HR HRRR Radar
WRF-NMM Radar 15 Day Forecast
GFS NAM MURF
SREF EURO
Forecast Model Animations
PAH Forecast Discussion
Carbondale Cape
Severe WX Outlook
Model Charts Models
PSU Wall Graphical
MEM Graphical
PAH Hazardous
SPC Meso 12-48 HR HRRR Radar
WRF-NMM Radar 15 Day Forecast
GFS NAM MURF
SREF EURO
Forecast Model Animations
PAH Forecast Discussion
Hydrology:
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Rainfall Forecasts:
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For more!
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