Continuous Heavy Rainfall And Threat For Flooding Over The Western Gulf Coast And Midwest; Excessive Heat Widespread Across The Desert Southwest

A very slow moving disturbance will deliver continuous tropical heavy rainfall and flooding along the Texas Gulf Coast into Louisiana. Additional heavy rainfall will be possible across the Midwest and Ohio Valley, from a circulation and stalled frontal zone. Very hot temperatures exceeding 110 degrees are likely over southern California, Nevada and Arizona, which includes Las Vegas and Phoenix. Read More >

ZTL Airspace Summary / KCLT TAF For ATC Planning Purposes Only

ZTL Airspace Summary: A weak surface boundary will aid convective development over NC/SC this afternoon. High pressure will build into west ZTL. Expect VFR conditions with isolated to scattered thunderstorms developing mainly over the TN/NC/SC/GA mountains this afternoon and continuing through 02-03Z. Cells will move east to southeast at 5-10kts. Surface winds will be north to northwest at 4-9kts. Flight Hazards outside convection: LGT-MOD Icing between 150-FL270 over north AL.

Updated:6/20/18 12:06 PM

Charlotte/Douglas International Airport Terminal Aerodrome Forecast:

FTUS80 KCLT 201618 AAA
KCLT 201615Z 2016/2118 35006KT P6SM SCT045
     FM201800 28005KT P6SM VCSH SCT050 SCT250
      TEMPO 2018/2022 VRB18G30KT 4SM -TSRA BKN040CB
     FM210200 28004KT P6SM BKN080

CLT METAR:

SAUS70 KCLT 201700
METAR KCLT 201652Z VRB03KT 10SM SCT050TCU SCT150 SCT250 33/20 A2991 RMK
     AO2 SLP119 TCU E AND DSNT NW T03280200

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Continuous Heavy Rainfall And Threat For Flooding Over The Western Gulf Coast And Midwest; Excessive Heat Widespread Across The Desert Southwest

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