Heavy to Excessive Rainfall for the Southwest;

Tropical moisture from Priscilla will bring a multi-day thunderstorm, widespread heavy rainfall and flash flooding event across the Southwest/Four Corners region. Flash flooding will be a concern in burn scars, slot canyons, and urban areas. Widespread storms are expected in central/South Florida with some isolated flash flooding possible. Read More >

March 1st - 3rd, 2013 Light Snowfall Event

...A Prolonged Light Snow Impacts the Tennessee Valley...

A weak upper level system combined with low level moisture to bring a prolonged period of light snow to the Tennessee Valley Friday afternoon through Sunday morning, March 3rd. Due to the fairly warm ground temperatures and the light nature of the snowfall, much of the snow melted as it fell across the region. However, a few locations received measurable snowfall during the period. Here are some of the total snowfall accumulations over the past 24 hours based on COCORAHS and cooperative observation reports.

Station	County	Totals Snowfall (Inches)
Princeton 3.6 NW	Jackson, AL	1.5
Huntland 0.9 NNW	Franklin, TN	1.0
Winchester 0.5 W	Franklin, TN	1.0
Winchester COOP	Franklin, TN	1.0
Fayetteville 7.3 SW	Lincoln, TN	0.9
Ardmore 4.5 S	Limestone, AL	0.8
Lacey's Spring 3.4 SSW	Morgan, AL	0.5
Fayetteville 7.9 WNW	Lincoln, TN	0.5
Somerville 2.0 SE	Morgan, AL	0.2
Fayetteville 5.8 WSW	Lincon, TN	0.1
Fayetteville 6.1 NNW	Lincoln, TN	Trace
Fayetteville 8.6 SSW	Lincoln, TN	Trace
Hollytree COOP	Jackson, AL	Trace
Madison 2N	Madison, AL	Trace
West Point COOP	Cullman, AL	Trace
New Market COOP	Madison, AL	Trace
8 WSW of Fayetteville	Lincoln, TN	Trace
Ider COOP	Dekalb, AL	Trace

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Heavy to Excessive Rainfall for the Southwest;

March 1-2, 2013 Snow Event Summary