Here is my latest Weather Disco: **A mild morning following partly sunny skies with very hot to oppressive conditions with heat indexes in the upper 90s to lower 100s with a cold front moving through the area with strong to severe showers and thunderstorms along with slight risk of severe weather with heavy rain, dangerous lightning, loud thunder, strong to damaging winds, small to large hail, and flash flooding this afternoon through Monday morning following the work week will start off hot and humidity with heat indexes in the mid/upper 80s and lower/mid/upper 90s to around 100 plus with a chance of with strong to severe showers and thunderstorms along with slight risk of severe weather with heavy rain, dangerous lightning, loud thunder, strong to damaging winds, small to large hail, and flash flooding as a strong cold front moves through bring Canadian high pressure beheld it with a very nice rest of the week and also keep a eye on the area rivers and lakes some may be high due to heavy rains and flooding up north and also the Mississippi River** Flooding is occurring along the Mississippi River as heavy rains up north are causing for minor flooding along farm land, roads, and low lying areas along the river this will be happening this as flooding warnings in effect along most of the river. Stay updated on this. Flooding forecast link: water.weather.gov/ahps2/index.php?wfo=lsx Slight risk of severe weather for today: after 1:00pm from a line of Mississippi county to New Madrid county to Wayne county to Iron county to St. Francois county to Ste. Genevieve north/northeast with strong to severe showers and thunderstorms along with slight risk of severe weather with heavy rain, dangerous lightning, loud thunder, strong to damaging winds, small to large hail, and flash flooding Slight risk of severe weather for Monday: after 1:00pm from Jefferson county to Franklin county south with strong to severe showers and thunderstorms along with slight risk of severe weather with heavy rain, dangerous lightning, loud thunder, strong to damaging winds, small to large hail, and flash flooding Today partly sunny skies with very hot to oppressive with heat indexes in the upper 90s to lower 100s with a chance of after 1:00pm strong to severe showers and thunderstorms along with slight risk of severe weather with heavy rain, dangerous lightning, loud thunder, strong to damaging winds, small to large hail, and flash flooding along with a slight risk of severe weather with highs in the 90s… Tonight mostly cloudy with mild conditions along with a chance of strong showers and thunderstorms along with heavy rain, dangerous lightning, loud thunder, strong to damaging winds, small to large hail, and flash flooding along with a slight risk of severe weather with lows in the 60s and 70s… Monday partly sunny skies with very hot to oppressive conditions with heat indexes in the mid/upper 80s and lower/mid/upper 90s to around 100 plus with a chance after 1:00pm strong to severe showers and thunderstorms along with slight risk of severe weather with heavy rain, dangerous lightning, loud thunder, strong to damaging winds, small to large hail, and flash flooding with highs in the 80s and 90s… Monday night partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies with cool to mild conditions along with a chance of strong to severe showers and thunderstorms along with slight risk of severe weather with heavy rain, dangerous lightning, loud thunder, strong to damaging winds, small to large hail, and flash flooding with lows in the 50s and 60s… Tuesday sunny skies with warm to comfortable conditions get outside and enjoy the weather with highs in the 70s and 80s… Tuesday night clear skies with chilly to cool conditions with lows in the 50s and 60s… Heat Rules to keep you safe Drink plenty of Fluids, Stay in A/C, Wear lightweight, loose clothes, Check on Young/Elderly, Do Not leave children/pets in a Hot Car, Provide water/shade for pets, Do activity in the Morning/Evening, If Outside Drink plenty of Fluids and Take a lot of breaks in the shade. Also Beat The Heat and Check The Back Seat temperatures are very hot in a car so check before you leave. Latest forecasts and radars: crh.noaa.gov/lsx/ intellicast/National/Default.aspx Timeline graphical: intellicast/National/Precipitation/PrecipCast.aspx Weather maps: hpc.ncep.noaa.gov/index.shtml
Posted on: Sun, 13 Jul 2014 11:59:12 +0000
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