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Tropical Moisture Brings Slight Risk of Excessive Rainfall to the Southwest; Strong to Locally Severe Storms on the Plains

Heavy rain and flash flooding are possible across portions of the Southwest through Friday, where Flood Watches are in effect. Strong to locally severe thunderstorms are possible today across portions of the Plains. A tropical wave is causing heavy rainfall in Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands, which may cause urban and small stream flooding and landslides today. Read More >

Overview

A second big snow storm struck Pennsylvania in less than a week on February 10, 2010. Once again, portions of the state received over a foot of snow, mostly in the south and southeastern sections of the state. In addition, strong winds behind the storm caused blizzard-like conditions over southern Pennsylvania. Many roads and interstates were closed in eastern portions of Pennsylvania, including I-81 and I-83. Below are snowfall reports for the event.

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2-day Snowfall Totals from COOP Observers COOP observer liquid precipitation for the event (2 day total) COOP observer snow depth as of 7:00 am Feb 11, 2010 COOP 24 hour snowfall ending 7:00 am Feb 11, 2010