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Heavy to Excessive Rainfall in the Southeast; Critical Fire Weather in the Northern Plains/Upper Midwest and Southwest

A slow-moving storm system will continue to bring thunderstorms, heavy rain and flooding potential from Southeast Florida, into the Southern to Central Appalachians and the Mid-Atlantic regions today into Wednesday. Gusty winds and dry fuels will support widespread critical fire weather in the northern Plains into the Upper Midwest and the Southwest. Read More >

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SYNOPSIS: A significant winter storm over the Great Basin will continue to impact much of the area with moderate to heavy snow possible through Tuesday morning.

Strong northeast winds will cause areas of blowing and drifting snow, with areas of very limited visibility across portions of central and southern Wyoming, including Interstates 80, 90 and 25. White-out conditions and ground blizzards are expected along the I25 and I90 corridor this evening, moving south into eastern Sweetwater County and central portions of the I80 corridor overnight tonight. Details of this upcoming winter storm are below. 


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Snowfall Reports Received from 5 am through 11 PM Monday
County Station Name Snowfall
Big Horn Bone Springs Divide Snotel 2
Big Horn Lovell 1.5
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Fremont Lander Airport 5
Fremont Lander 4.5
Fremont Townsend Creek Snotel 4
Fremont Lander 3.6
Fremont 1 SE Lander 3
Fremont St. Lawrence Alt Snotel 3
Fremont Little Warm Snotel 3
Fremont Cold Springs Snotel 2
Fremont Brooks Lake 2
Fremont Burroughs Creek Snotel 2
Fremont Castle Creek Snotel 2
Fremont South Pass Snotel 1
Fremont Deer Park Snotel 1
Fremont Riverton 1
Fremont Hobbs Park Snotel 1
Fremont Riverton Airport 0.8
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Johnson Bear Trap Meadow Snotel 1
Johnson Cloud Peak Reservoir Snotel 1
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Lincoln Star Valley Ranch 4.1
Lincoln Alpine 4
Lincoln 5 SSE Smoot 3
Lincoln Afton 2.9
Lincoln 2 SE Thayne 2.5
Lincoln Box Y Ranch 2
Lincoln Commissary Ridge 2
Lincoln Kemmerer 2
Lincoln Willow Creek Snotel 1
Lincoln Blind Bull Summit 1
Lincoln Indian Creek Snotel 1
Lincoln Fossil Butte 1
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Natrona Casper Mountain Snotel 7
Natrona Casper Airport 6.1
Natrona 2 E Evansville 5
Natrona Reno Hill Snotel 5
Natrona Midwest 3
Natrona Grave Spring Snotel 1
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Park Cody 5
Park Beartooth Lake Snotel 4
Park Blackwater Snotel 4
Park Evening Star Snotel 4
Park Wolverine Snotel 4
Park Marquette Snotel 4
Park 1 W Powell 3
Park Cody 3
Park Timber Creek Snotel 3
Park Pahaska 3
Park Kirwin Snotel 1
Park 3 NE Clark 0.7
Park 4 SE Cody 0.3
Park 3 W Wapiti 0.3
Park 5 ESE Cody 0.2
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Sublette Bondurant 5.3
Sublette Triple Peak Snotel 3
Sublette New Fork Lake Snotel 2
Sublette 14 NW Pinedale 0.5
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Sweetwater Bairoil 0.5
Sweetwater Rock Springs 0.2
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Teton 5 NW Jackson 10.5
Teton Jackson Hole - Rendezvous Bowl 8.5
Teton 3 SSW Wilson 8
Teton Jackson Hole - Mid Mountain 7
Teton Snow King 7
Teton Moose 6
Teton Grassy Lake Snotel 6
Teton Granite Creek Snotel 6
Teton Jackson Hole - Raymer 6
Teton Grand Targhee - Chief Joseph 6
Teton 2 NE Teton Village 6
Teton Jackson Hole - Base 5
Teton 12 NE Jackson 5
Teton Jackson Dam 4.8
Teton Jackson 4.2
Teton Togwotee Pass Snotel 4
Teton Darwin Ranch 3
Teton Base Camp Snotel 2
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Washakie Powder River Pass Snotel 1
Washakie Middle Powder Snotel 1
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Yellowstone Snake River Ranger Station 9
Yellowstone Lewis Lake Divide Snotel 7
Yellowstone Parker Peak Snotel 5
Yellowstone Sylvan Lake Snotel 5
Yellowstone Lamar Ranger Station 4
Yellowstone Tower Falls Ranger Station 3
Yellowstone Sylvan Road Snotel 3

 

 

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