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U.S. Hazards Outlook - Made
Jan 01, 1970
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Valid Thursday, February 28, 2019 to Monday, March 11, 2019
Summary of Forecasts and Hazards
US Hazards Outlook NWS Climate Prediction Center College Park MD 300 PM
EDT April 24 2024 Synopsis: In week-2, heavy precipitation
remains a concern across the central contiguous U.S. (CONUS) with mid-level low
pressure forecast across the West and mid-level high pressure likely across the
eastern CONUS. This will allow for a continued active pattern leading to
chances for heavy rain and thunderstorms across the Plains and Mississippi
Valley. Heavy rain is also expected in week-1, additional precipitation in
week-2 could cause localized flooding in places across broad portions of the
Plains, Mississippi Valley and western Great Lakes. Associated with mid-level
low pressure over the West, chances for periodic high winds are possible for
much of week-2. Hazards - Moderate risk of heavy
precipitation for portions of the Southern and Central Plains and Middle and
Upper Mississippi Valley, Thu-Fri, May 2-3.
- Slight risk of heavy precipitation for much of the northern Rockies and
High Plains, Great Plains, the Mississippi Valley, the Upper Midwest, and the
Lower Ohio Valley, Thu-Sun, May 2-5.
- Slight risk of high winds for much of the Southwest, Rockies, and Great
Plains, Thu-Sun, May 2-5.
- Flooding possible for parts of the Central and Southern Plains, Mississippi
Valley, and Ohio Valley.
Detailed SummaryFor Saturday
April 27 - Wednesday May 01: WPC Days 3-7 U.S.
Hazards For Thursday May 02 - Wednesday
May 08: Forecaster: Ryan Bolt $$
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Please consult local NWS Forecast Offices for short range forecasts and region-specific information.
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