Flooding Threat Along the Gulf Coast, Southern Rockies and High Plains; Cooler Weather in the Central and Eastern U.S.

Strong thunderstorms may bring excessive rainfall and flooding over parts of the northern Gulf Coast today and over parts of the southern Rockies into the High Plains today through the weekend. A refreshingly cool and dry air mass will continue to produce below average temperatures across the central and eastern U.S. through the weekend. Read More >

The staff at the National Weather Service in Burlington, Vermont welcomes your reports of severe weather from anywhere in our County Warning Area (CWA). Use the form below to send us your storm report. For the information to of best use to us, please submit your report as soon as possible after a severe weather event.

Please limit your submissions to events in which you have witnessed at least one of the following:

A TORNADO, Waterspout or Funnel Cloud.
Dangerous or Severe Thunderstorms: strong damaging winds, very heavy rain or large hail
Damaging Winds: large tree limbs down or any structural damage
Unusually frequent cloud to ground lightning: any lightning damage
Hail: specify the size, location, and time of occurrence
Heavy Rain: especially an inch or more in a short time (2 hours or less)
FLOODING: of any river or stream, due to heavy rain or ICE JAMS
Heavy snow: ongoing significant amounts and the total new snow after the storm is over
Ice storm or freezing rain: especially if un-forecasted or damage is occurring

1) Observer Information

Please give us your name and phone number including area code (so that we may contact you if we have further questions). This information is optional, but we would like to know your affiliation.

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2) Time and Location

Enter the date and time of the weather event (in local time) and where the event was observed. Time and location of severe weather is very important so please be as exact and specific as possible.

Date of Event

Time of Event

Event County

Event City

Event Location (street)

3) Weather Event Description

Please enter as much information as possible to best describe the weather event.

Precipitation Type

Precipitation Accumulation (inches)

Precipitation Begin Time

Precipitation End Time

Measured wind speed or gust (mph)

Estimated wind speed & damage

Hail Diameter

Tornadic Activity

Other weather

Flooding
Icing
Ice Jam
Other (specify below)

Additional Information

4) Submit Your Report

Click on "Submit Report" to send your storm report to the NWS in Burlington, Vermont. If you wish to start over, click on "Reset Form". If your browser does not support forms, send an e-mail to the storm reports focal point, and try to answer as many questions from the online form as you can.

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