Heavy to Excessive Rainfall in the Mid-Atlantic; Critical Fire Weather in the Northern Plains and Southwest U.S.

A slow-moving storm system will continue to produce widespread heavy showers and thunderstorms which may bring excessive rainfall and flooding across the Mid-Atlantic region today and tonight. Hot, dry and breezy conditions will continue to support critical fire weather in the northern Plains and Upper Midwest today. Critical fire weather is also forecast in Arizona, New Mexico, and west Texas. Read More >

The graphic below shows observed snowfall totals, along with estimated snowfall amounts in-between actual observations. There is a table located below the map, that shows the amount and location of snowfall totals.

State	Location	Type	County	Snow
IL	MT VERNON 3 NE	COOP	Jefferson	6
IL	DIX	COOP	Jefferson	4.5
IL	WEST FRANKFORT	COOP	Franklin	4
IL	BENTON	COOP	Franklin	4
IL	MCLEANSBORO	COOP	Hamilton	4
IL	FAIRFIELD RADIO WFIW	COOP	Wayne	4
IL	DIXON SPRINGS AGR CE	COOP	Pope	3
IL	CARBONDALE SEWAGE PLT	COOP	Jackson	3
IL	MARION 4 NNE	COOP	Williamson	2.1
IL	PLUMFIELD	COOP	Franklin	2
IL	HARRISBURG	COOP	Saline	2
IL	SHAWNEETOWN OLD TOWN	COOP	Gallatin	2
IL	HARRISBURG DISPOSAL	COOP	Saline	2
IN	MT VERNON	COOP	Posey	2
IL	CARMI 6 NW	COOP	White	2
IN	EVANSVILLE MUSEUM	COOP	Vanderburgh	2
IL	MT CARMEL	COOP	Wabash	2
IN	EVANSVILLE REGIONAL AP	WBAN	Vanderburgh	1.9
KY	SEBREE 1 E	COOP	Webster	1.5
KY	HENDERSON 8 SSW	COOP	Henderson	1.5
IL	PINCKNEYVILLE 2 N	COOP	Perry	1
IL	ANNA	COOP	Union	1
IN	PETERSBURG 61 BRG	COOP	Pike	1
KY	OWENSBORO	COOP	Daviess	1
KY	DAWSON SPRINGS	COOP	Hopkins	0.6
KY	GOLDEN POND 8 N	COOP	Trigg	0.5
IN	NEWBURGH L&D	COOP	Warrick	0.5

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Heavy to Excessive Rainfall in the Mid-Atlantic; Critical Fire Weather in the Northern Plains and Southwest U.S.

March 21, 1984