Another Strong Storm For The Northwest; Snow For The Central Rockies and Downwind Of The Great Lakes

Another strong storm will impact the Northwest through Tuesday with heavy rain, localized flooding and mountain snow from the Cascades to the northern Rockies. Meanwhile, a system passing through the Interior West will produce some heavy snow across the south-central Rockies. Finally, lake effect snow will occur downwind of the Great Lakes from a low pressure system near the Canadian Maritimes. Read More >

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Last Map Update: Mon, Jan. 27, 2020 at 11:24:39 am CST

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Showers and thunderstorms are possible late this evening, with rain becoming more likely between 10 PM and Midnight. A transition to snow is expected over northwestern Oklahoma during the predawn hours on Tuesday morning.

Above is a map of potential snowfall totals through Tuesday night. A Winter Storm Watch has been issued for NW Oklahoma and includes the following counties: Alfalfa, Ellis, Grant, Harper, Major, Woods, and Woodward until 6 PM Tuesday.

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