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Unsettled Weather in the West; Marine and Coastal Impacts Along the East Coast

A series of Pacific fronts will bring periodic waves of showers and thunderstorms to parts of the Great Basin and Pacific Northwest the next few days. Swells, high surf, dangerous rip currents and areas of coastal flooding continue along much of the East Coast from both Humberto and Imelda. Unseasonably hot temperatures continue for much of the Plains and Midwest through the remainder of the week. Read More >

Overview

A strong storm system moved eastward into the Mid Atlantic States on Tuesday the 29th, bringing a wide swath of heavy rainfall and also created thunderstorms in the near-record warm air in advance of the cold front. The rains caused flooding in the West Branch of the Susquehanna River Basin and also in the independent tributaries of the Lower Main Stem of the Susquehanna River. A few Severe Thunderstorms also made damage on the evening of the 29th in South-central PA, near Greene Castle, and Gettysburg.

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IR Satellite and Fronts
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Radar Reflectivity on Nov-29-05 COOP 24 Hour Precipitation (inches) ending 700 AM Wed Nov 30 2005 
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State College WSR 88D - 6:01 pm to 7:28 pm (23:01 UTC 11/29 to 00:28 UTC 11/30) Sterling Virginia WSR 88D - 6:00 pm to 7:30 pm (23:00 UTC 11/29 to 00:30 UTC 11/30)
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