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From the National Weather Service in Birmingham: Our wet pattern begins today. There's a low (20-35%) chance of storm total rainfall amounts exceeding 4" w/ lower amounts expected southeast. There will be a low-medium (40-50%) chance for minor river flooding across portions of Central Alabama during this time frame as well. Today, light rain will
weisradio.com> ### THERE IS AN ENHANCED RISK OF SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS EXTENDING FROM WISCONSIN SOUTHWESTWARD INTO OKLAHOMA > ### SUMMARY > Widespread severe thunderstorms are expected from parts of the southern Plains to the Middle and Upper Mississippi Valley vicinity Friday into Friday night. Tornadoes, possibly strong, very large hail, and swaths of damaging winds will be possible. … Thursday, April 16 TORNADO: low HAIL: 5% WIND: 5% Friday, April 17 TORNADO: 10% HAIL: 30% WIND: 45% Saturday, April 18 ANY...
www.severeweatheroutlook.comHazardous Weather - Hazardous Weather Outlook
www.weather.govThe National Weather Service in Greenville-Spartanburg, South Carolina, has issued a hazardous weather outlook for Northeast Georgia, Piedmont North Carolina, Western North Carolina, and Upstate South Carolina. A low-pressure system will move near the area this weekend. Temperatures will be cold enough for wintry precipitation for much of the area. Details remain uncertain, but there is the potential for significant [...]
wnegradio.comNational Weather Service Hazardous Weather Outlooks
www.daculaweather.comHazardous Weather Outlooks for east Tennessee, southwest Virginia and extreme southwest North Carolina
www.weather.govThis page displays the most recent verification of the Climate Prediction Center's Monthly Forecasts
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