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Back-to-Back Storms for the Center of the Nation

These storm systems will bring late season snow, sleet and ice for portions of the northern Plains, upper Midwest and Great Lakes region. Meanwhile, where temperatures are warmer, severe thunderstorms are expected for areas of the Mississippi Valley into the southern Plains. Furthermore, combination of windy and dry conditions will raise fire weather concerns for the southern High Plains. Read More >

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Winter Weather 

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Heavy Rain/Flooding 

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24 Hour Total Precipitation

Storm Total Precipitation Forecast Three Day Total Precipitation
  • 24 Hour QPF
  • Storm Total QPF
  • Two Day QPF

 

WPC Excessive Rainfall Outlooks (Details)

Mesoscale Precipitation Discussions Day 1 Day 2
Active Mesoscale Precipitation Discussions Day 1 Excessive Rainfall Outlook Day 2 Excessive Rainfall Outlook
Day 3 Day 4 Day 5
Day 3 Excessive Rainfall Outlook Day 4 Excessive Rainfall Outlook Day 5 Excessive Rainfall Outlook

 

Precipitation Accumulation Forecast (click on thumbnails to display below)

6 Hourly Quantitative Precipitation Forecast
  • 0-6 Hourly QPF
  • 6-12 Hourly QPF
  • 12-18 Hourly QPF
  • 18-24 Hourly QPF
 

Probability of Precipitation (PoP) (click on thumbnails to display below)

6 Hourly Probability of Precipitation
  • 0-6 Hourly PoP
  • 6-12 Hourly PoP
  • 12-18 Hourly PoP
  • 18-24 Hourly PoP

 

Mainstem River Observations and Official Forecasts:
Weather Prediction Center Quantitative Precipitation Forecasts
NWS GSP Data: Stream & Lake Levels and Mainstem Forecasts | 24 Hour Observed Precipitation Through 7 AM
Radar Loops: GSP Radar (One-hour precip estimate))  | Charlotte Radar | Southeast Radar Loop
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