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4-30-19 MO/IL/IN PM Update: Latest on heavy storm risks through mid-week. N.

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4-30-19 MO/IL/IN PM Update: Latest on heavy storm risks through mid-week. N.

Video: http://youtu.be/SqtGDQbULRk?hd=1 Total rainfall now through Wednesday AM: (Areas across central/southeast Indiana will see more rain coverage arrive Wednesday PM and especially Thursday). Flash flood watch covers most of Missouri and Illinois: Risk for a few severe storms with isolated tornadoes, damaging wind and hail for mainly Missouri and…

4-30-19 Long-range: Sharing our official May temp / precip forecasts & risks today. K.

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Apr

By Kirk Hinz

4-30-19 Long-range: Sharing our official May temp / precip forecasts & risks today. K.

*Don't forget, each day we include updated soil temp forecasts below the temps so make sure to check those out. If your area isn't included please don't hesitate to reach out we can get a more local view for you. We posted our official May forecast temps / precip from…

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By Chief Meteorologist Michael Clark

Tuesday Weather Package

Good morning! Here are the latest 7-day forecasts: Greatest storm coverage today for Illinois locations. As scattered storm activity develops west this evening, along the warm front an isolated spin-up would be possible, mainly 7-11pm. Flash flood watch through mid-week for Illinois, where a few inches of rain are likely. …

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Apr

By Matt Griffin

04-30-19 AM Ag Weather Report: Wet/Active pattern continues. MG.

Good Morning! Below is your AM Ag Weather Report. Have a blessed day. ~Matt Griffin PDF Slides(Click below to view in high definition) 04-30-19 AM Ag Weather Report 24-hr precipitation as of 11PM Monday was focused in an area extending from central Kansas, northwestern Missouri, southeastern Iowa into northern portions…

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By Matt Griffin

04-29-19 Afternoon Ag Weather Report: Data shows a large temperature divide with enhanced precipitation risk. MG.

Good afternoon. Below is your Afternoon Ag Weather Report. Have a blessed day. ~Matt Griffin Cooler temperatures are expected across much of the northern US in both the week 1 and week 2 periods. Warmer temperatures are expected in the southeastern US including southeast portions of the Midwest in the…

4-29-19 IL/IN/OH Update: Heaviest storms target Illinois and northwest Indiana now through mid-week. Details here. N.

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Apr

By Chief Meteorologist Michael Clark

4-29-19 IL/IN/OH Update: Heaviest storms target Illinois and northwest Indiana now through mid-week. Details here. N.

Video: http://youtu.be/TDGfKVWEApw?hd=1 Total precipitation now through Wednesday morning: Total precipitation through Saturday:

4-29-19 Long-range: Very La Nina-like pattern setting up heading into early May…discussing implications ahead today. K.

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Apr

By Kirk Hinz

4-29-19 Long-range: Very La Nina-like pattern setting up heading into early May…discussing implications ahead today. K.

Today's video: http://youtu.be/mSBEG9IOrqA?hd=1 PDF Report (click link below to open in HD): 4-29-19 Long range Weeks 1/2 temps: Discussion: A very similar pattern looks to take shape over the next 2 weeks, focused with chilly temps in the northern US and warmer than normal temps targeted from the West Coast,…

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Apr

By Chief Meteorologist Michael Clark

Monday Weather Package

Good morning! Here are the updated 7-day forecasts: Observed rainfall past 24 hours: Scattered showers and storms will set-up across northern and western locations into mid-morning, then we'll see a round of scattered showers and storms working west to east across the state 10am to 2pm. Heavier and greater coverage…

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Apr

By Matt Griffin

04-29-19 AM Ag: Active pattern develops. MG.

Good Morning! Below is your AM Ag Weather Report. Have a blessed day. ~Matt Griffin PDF Slides (Click below to view in high definition) 04-29-19 AM Ag Weather Report 24-hr precipitation as of 3AM EDT was focused in an area extending from central Kansas through north-central Missouri into western Illinois. …

4-28-19 Week Ahead Outlook: Active pattern persists the next two weeks. Latest details here. B.

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By Bret Walts

4-28-19 Week Ahead Outlook: Active pattern persists the next two weeks. Latest details here. B.

For questions locally please reach out to [email protected]! Have a great evening! - Bret 4-28 Week Ahead Outlook Temperatures: Week 1 features very La Nina like conditions with cooler air in the northern and central US with a continued southeast US ridge and warmth. Generally speaking this pattern holds steady…