Heavy rain from tropical showers/thunderstorms are possible for areas of Louisiana and Texas. The heavy rain and possible flooding are likely to persist the next few days, especially in southeast Texas. Critical fire weather threats continue for much of the Great Basin, from dry/windy conditions. Finally, rip currents/heavy surf are likely to continue from Florida to the Carolinas from Humberto. Read More >
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 Total QPF |
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 24-Hour QPF |
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 Total Snow Accumulation |
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 Maximum Wind Gust |
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 Total Ice Accumulation |
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 24-Hour Maximum Apparent Temperature |
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 24-Hour Minimum Apparent Temperature |
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 3-day Maximum Wave Height |
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 Min RH Day 1 |
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 Min RH Day2 |
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 Maximum Temperautre Day 1 |
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 Maximum Temperature Day 2 |
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 Maximum Temperature Day 3 |
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 Minimum Temperature Day 1 |
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 Minimum Temperature Day 2 |
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 24-Hour Observed Precip |
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 48-Hour Observed Precip |
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 Month To Date Precip |
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 Total Monthly Observed Precip |
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 Total Monthly Observed Precip |
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 Northeast Radar |
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 Mid-Atlantic Radar |
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 Southeast Radar |
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 Great Lakes Radar |
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 Convective Outlook Day 1 |
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 Convective Outlook Day 2 |
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 Convective Outlook Day 3 |
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 CONUS Current Temperatures |
