Extreme Heat in the Central US Expands to the East; Heavy Rains from the Southern Plains to the Great Lakes

Dangerous, long-lasting heat remains across the Mid-South to Mid-Mississippi Valley, while heat expands into the Northeast for a brief period on Friday. Strong to isolated severe thunderstorms and heavy rain pose a flash flooding threat from from the southern High Plains east to the Great Lakes. Tropical Depression 12W brings heavy rain to Guam & the Marianas through Saturday. Read More >

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Product	Abbr.	Product	Abbr.
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Oklahoma City	CLIOKC	Oklahoma City	CLMOKC
Wichita Falls	CLISPS	Wichita Falls	CLMSPS
Lawton	CLILAW	Lawton	CLMLAW
Record Event Report		Other Products (Issued as needed.)
Oklahoma City	REROKC	Supp. Temp/Precipitation Table	AGO
Wichita Falls	RERSPS	Daily Precipitation Report	RRM
Lawton	RERLAW	Public Information Statement	PNS

Extreme Heat in the Central US Expands to the East; Heavy Rains from the Southern Plains to the Great Lakes

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