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Widespread Flooding Remains in the Mid-Mississippi Valley; Storm Shifting Across the Southeast U.S.

The storm system which brought excessive rainfall and lingering flooding over the mid-Mississippi River Valley this past weekend will progressively shift through the Southeast U.S. Monday. Scattered thunderstorms, some with heavy rainfall, severe winds, and perhaps a tornado are possible Monday afternoon across parts of northern Florida and the southern Atlantic Seaboard. Read More >

CoCoRaHS in California

The Community Collaborative Rain, Hail and Snow Network (CoCoRaHS) is a non-profit organization of volunteer backyard observers whose purpose is to help 'fill in the gaps' where measurable precipitation normally isn't recorded. Folks just like you are relied upon to accurately measure and report your findings on a simple to use form via the internet to the CoCoRaHs web-site. YOUR local National Weather Service will then use this information in its forecasts and post storm reporting. The information is also used for a wide range of research.

More information about the program can be found by visiting the CoCoRaHs web-site at www.cocorahs.org or by contacting Brian Garcia at brian.garcia@noaa.gov. You can also directly access the observer application here.


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