Flash Flood Risk across the Ohio Valley Today; Severe Storms Possible from the Ohio Valley to Southern Plains

Thunderstorms will produce additional heavy rainfall across much of the Ohio Valley through this evening, leading to a moderate risk for flash flooding due to grounds already being saturated across the region. Elsewhere, severe thunderstorms are possible from the Ohio Valley to the Southern Plains, and critical fire weather conditions are forecast across parts of the Pacific Northwest today. Read More >

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WxCoder - A National Weather Service Cooperative Observation Report Form

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WXCODER is a system developed by the National Weather Service that enables Cooperative Weather Observers to send weather observations to the National Weather Service using a web-based form. If you would like more information on the Cooperative Observer program for the NWS Sioux Falls CWA, please e-mail Brad Adams (Observing Program Leader).

If you are already a Cooperative Observer, and are interested in using WXCODER to transmit your observations, please e-mail Brad Adams or call our 800 number and ask to speak to Brad Adams.

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