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Very Cold Temperatures from the Northern Plains to Ohio Valley; Swath of Snow from the Midwest to Central Appalachians

Arctic air will bring very cold temperatures and dangerous wind chills from the Northern Plains to the Ohio Valley today, expanding into the Mid-South and Mid-Atlantic on Sunday. A swath of accumulating snow is expected today from the Midwest to Central Appalachians, expanding into portions of the Mid-Atlantic tonight into Sunday. Read More >

Overview

Late on the night of July 11 into the morning of July 12, multiple waves of thunderstorms moved across southern Wisconsin and northeast Illinois.  With summertime moisture at its maximum, the storms produced copious rainfall rates.  Given the training nature over the same location, substantial rainfall amounts resulted.  This brought flash flooding by daybreak on July 12 that continued through that entire day and into the next night.  In addition, river flooding became a major problem and continues, especially on the Des Plaines and Fox Rivers.  For more on the rivers, visit our AHPS page.

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