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9-6-18 IN/IL/OH Afternoon Update: Discussing trends with Tropical Depression Gordon…heavy rainfall/flooding on the table into the weekend. I.

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Sep

9-6-18 IN/IL/OH Afternoon Update: Discussing trends with Tropical Depression Gordon…heavy rainfall/flooding on the table into the weekend. I.

***Be sure to check out the video in regards to the timing of scattered storms through Friday night and Tropical Depression Gordon Saturday and Sunday!*** Afternoon Video: http://youtu.be/y3nHMUGNUJA?hd=1 Confidence is high for a substantial heavy rain threat through 8am EDT Monday morning, though the evolution of how Tropical Depression Gordon…

9-6-18 IA/NE/KS Forecast: Additional rain southeast through FRI night….a nice weekend expected! N.

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Sep

By Chief Meteorologist Michael Clark

9-6-18 IA/NE/KS Forecast: Additional rain southeast through FRI night….a nice weekend expected! N.

Video: http://youtu.be/VkmgbWWLPaw?hd=1 We watch for additional scattered rain chances mainly south of I-80 over the next 2 days. Scattered over Kansas, more numerous to the east particularly across southern/southeast Iowa where we need to watch for additional heavy rain/flash flood risks especially after midnight tonight through mid-afternoon Friday. Here are…

06

Sep

By Chief Meteorologist Michael Clark

Thursday Weather Package

Good Thursday morning! Here are the updated 7-day forecasts: Coverage across the Region today looks scattered, hit and miss. However, where it rains it likely pours given the weak upper-level flow. Best timeframe for development is ~2-8pm EDT across the area circled below. Some pockets of 1-3" can't be ruled…

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Sep

By Chief Meteorologist Michael Clark

9-5-18 Missouri PM Update on the heavy rain concerns growing into the weekend. N.

Missouri Video: http://youtu.be/PFH24G2HX8M?hd=1 Current radar as of 12:15 PM CDT shown below. Rain continues over northwest portions of the state, with scattered activity starting to build into the central portions of the state. Latest forecast tracks for Tropical Depression Gordon shown below. Along this track we likely find some of…

9-5-18 NE/KS/MO Forecast: Heaviest rain risks shift south/east late week….details here. N.

05

Sep

By Chief Meteorologist Michael Clark

9-5-18 NE/KS/MO Forecast: Heaviest rain risks shift south/east late week….details here. N.

Missouri Video: http://youtu.be/G5DHlbO7Gpw?hd=1 Kansas/Nebraska Video: http://youtu.be/CoseKghkLlY?hd=1 Excessive rainfall outlooks over the next 3 days shown below. The heaviest focus of rain shifts into Missouri late week. Initially, the heaviest rain risks across northern Missouri, then more widespread Friday and especially Saturday. Latest tracks of Tropical Depression Gordon take it…

05

Sep

By Chief Meteorologist Michael Clark

Wednesday Weather Package

Good Wednesday morning! Here are the updated 7-day forecasts: Sim radar today...overall activity likely focused across IL...however, some pulse storms across mainly the eastern half of IN into OH in isolated fashion will be possible (some of these locally heavy as well): Simulated radar guidance Thursday...on-going showers/storms still possible overnight tonight across…

9-5-18 IN/IL/OH Forecast: Watching a heavy rain threat this weekend. N.

05

Sep

By Chief Meteorologist Michael Clark

9-5-18 IN/IL/OH Forecast: Watching a heavy rain threat this weekend. N.

IL Video: http://youtu.be/ONNM5U2OSXk?hd=1 IN/OH Video: http://youtu.be/1ZiU2p3gTX0?hd=1 Sim radar today...overall activity likely focused across IL...however, some pulse storms across mainly the eastern half of IN into OH in isolated fashion will be possible (some of these locally heavy as well): Simulated radar guidance Thursday...on-going showers/storms still possible overnight tonight across IL...think tomorrow morning…

9-4-18 Iowa PM Update on additional heavy rainfall risks over the next 60 hours. N.

04

Sep

By Chief Meteorologist Michael Clark

9-4-18 Iowa PM Update on additional heavy rainfall risks over the next 60 hours. N.

Video: http://youtu.be/VYPFcphzOec?hd=1 Flash flood watches across much of the state as an additional 1-3" with local amounts of 4"+ setting up. Heaviest in the northwest half today/tonight, then southeast Wednesday/Thursday. Highest severe storm risks 3pm to 11pm today, with pockets of damaging wind the biggest threat, along with isolated…

9-4-18 MO/KS/NE Forecast: More heavy rain threats continue over the coming days….details here. N.

04

Sep

By Chief Meteorologist Michael Clark

9-4-18 MO/KS/NE Forecast: More heavy rain threats continue over the coming days….details here. N.

Missouri Video: http://youtu.be/WhipSCiFWBw?hd=1 Kansas/Nebraska Video: http://youtu.be/YY8ZqfMKm-E?hd=1 Flash Flood Watches in effect through noon today across central Kansas to southeast Nebraska for heavy rain potential on top of saturated soils: Simulated radar guidance today into Wednesday as the heavy rainfall continues in bursts. Need to watch northern Kansas, southern Nebraska and…

9-4-18 Iowa Forecast: Heavy rain/severe storm potential today…..heaviest rain risks shift south late week…..details here. N.

04

Sep

By Chief Meteorologist Michael Clark

9-4-18 Iowa Forecast: Heavy rain/severe storm potential today…..heaviest rain risks shift south late week…..details here. N.

Video: http://youtu.be/euTvPV6wmZs?hd=1 Good Tuesday morning! Hope everyone had a great Labor Day weekend despite all the rain! Here is a look at the estimated rain that fell over the past 3 days: Forecast radar shows a greater focus for showers and storms north and west today with activity more hit/miss…