Severe Weather in the Central Plains; Fire Concerns in the Southern High Plains and Southwest; Late-Season Mountain Snow

Severe storms, including large hail, wind, and perhaps a couple of tornadoes, are possible in the central Plains. Dry, windy conditions and lightning from dry thunderstorms may produce hazardous fire conditions in the Southwest and southern High Plains. Late-season snow is expected in the Northwest and the Great Basin. Heat is spreading across the eastern U.S.. Read More >

Additional snowfall is expected tonight into Tuesday morning.

Lake effect snow is highly variable. If you have taken a measurement or would like to give us an estimate of what has fallen in your area since the snow began, we would appreciate your reports.

Please go to the following form and submit your report. The data is delivered directly to NWS Meteorologists within a minute of submission. Please note, measurements in the drop down menu are in whole numbers. It is important to add detail (amount to the tenth, blowing snow, drifting snow, hazardous travel conditions, if observed etc.) in the field provided at the bottom of the form.

Link: https://www.srh.noaa.gov/StormReport/SubmitReport.php?site=grr

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Severe Weather in the Central Plains; Fire Concerns in the Southern High Plains and Southwest; Late-Season Mountain Snow

Lake Effect Snow Blankets Michigan, Snow Reports Needed!