Tropical Moisture streaming ahead of major hurricane Willa off the western Mexico coastline is interacting with a frontal boundary in the Gulf Coast. Locally heavy rain is possible in Texas, which could exacerbate ongoing flooding. An upper trough in the Southwest and a cold front in the central U.S. may produce locally heavy rain and high elevation snow from the Great Basin to the Rockies. Read More >
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Use the table below to select various observations from around the region either by a 3-day observation history, or a 7-day observation history that includes several graphs.
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| Oklahoma | North Texas | West Texas | South Texas | Kansas |
| Arkansas | Colorado | Louisiana | Missouri | New Mexico |
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