Slow Moving Storm to Impact California and Dampen Western States

A slow moving system off the California coastline will bring rain, mountain snow, and coastal impacts. Locally heavy rain may cause flash flooding, especially, on burn scars in from central California to southwestern Oregon. Snow up to 3 feet will be possible in the Sierra-Nevada Mountains. Rain with mountain snow can be expected from the Northwest to the Northern Rockies and into the Plains. Read More >

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Mid-South Severe Weather Climatology Study
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Memphis National Weather Service Perspective of the Severe Weather Outbreak of May 2003 - Focus on the F4 Madison County, Tennessee Tornado
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The Mid South Derecho - 22 July 2003
by Scott J. McNeil, Jonathan L. Howell, Gregory R. Garrett, Daniel N. Valle
Severe Weather Climatology for the NWSFO Memphis County Warning Area
by David Gaffin and Richard Smith, NOAA Technical Memorandum NWS SR-169, July 1995
A Rainfall Climatology of the NWSFO Memphis County Warning Area
by David M. Gaffin and Joseph C. Lowery, NOAA Technical Memorandum NWS SR-175, May 1996
Wake Low Severe Wind Events in the Mississippi River Valley:
A Case Study of Two Contrasting Events
by David M. Gaffin, Weather and Forecasting, Vol. 14, No. 5, American Meteorological Society, pp. 581-603, October 1999

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