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Heavy Rainfall for Portions of the West and Central U.S.; Monitoring Fire Weather Conditions for New England

Tropical moisture continues to flow across portions of the Great Basin, desert Southwest and California. Isolated instances of flash flooding remains possible. Meanwhile, a storm and associated frontal boundary will focus showers and thunderstorms for the center of the nation. For New England, dry and breezy conditions could enhance favorable fire weather conditions. Read More >

Overview

An Alberta Clipper moved through the State on Friday (Feb 29th) Afternoon and Evening, with some snow lingering after Midnight on Saturday, the 1st of March.

The Snowfall totals across the Laurel Mountains (Johnstown/Somerset) were impressive for just 12-15 hours worth of snowfall. Some un-official, public reports of over a foot of snow were received from those locations. The Laurel Summit NWS Co-Operative Observation Station had 10.0 inches of Snowfall, and the Ebensburg Station had 9.0 inches, for the 24 hour period ending 7 AM EST 03/01.

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Radar Loop for the Evening of Feb 29th 24 Hour Co-Op Snowfall Map ending 7 AM EST 1Mar2008
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