Severe Thunderstorms for mid-Mississippi and Ohio Valley; Record Warmth and Fire Weather Concerns

Severe thunderstorms are expected later this afternoon and evening across the mid-Mississippi and Ohio Valley's. Large hail, damaging winds and a few tornadoes are all possible. Meanwhile, record warmth across the southern tier of the country continues; This will enhance fire weather conditions for the Plains. The cold front will head south on Friday with cooler temperatures east of the Rockies. Read More >

2016 Western Region Technical Attachments

2016 TECHNICAL ATTACHMENTS

16-01
Analysis of an Intense Narrow Cold Frontal Rainband and the Springs Fire Burn Area Debris Flows of 12 December 2014
Scott Sukup, Jayme Laber, David Sweet, and Richard Thompson, WFO Los Angeles/Oxnard, CA
16-02
Damaging Downslope Wind Events in the San Gabriel Valley of Southern California
Scott Sukup, WFO Los Angeles/Oxnard, CA
16-03
Modeling Hydrologic Events in a Semi-Arid Basin of Complex Terrain using a Real Time Distributed Model: Short Creek at Colorado City, Arizona
Michael Schaffner, Western Region Headquarters; Carl Unkrich and David Goodrich, US Department of Agriculture; Todd Lericos, Stanley Czyzyk, and Barry Pierce, WFO Las Vegas, NV
16-04
Snow-to-Liquid Ratios Associated with a Strong November Snowstorm: A Microphysical Analysis
Zachary P. Uttech, WFO Great Falls, MT
16-05
A Rare Severe Thunderstorm Event in the Rogue and Umpqua Basins of Southeastern Oregon
Brian P. Nieuwenhuis, WFO Medford, OR

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