Flash Flood Threat Texas, New Mexico, Arizona · King Tides Day 4 · Typhoon In-fa | HailDataHub
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Thursday morning HailDataHub weather report with Hailie (AI).
Flash flood threat: NOAA's Weather Prediction Center has a Slight Risk (level 2 of 4) of excessive rainfall for portions of West and central Texas and southeast New Mexico this afternoon through tonight, with 2 to 5 inches of rain possible from the Stockton and western Edwards Plateaus into southeast New Mexico and isolated totals of 5 to 7 inches. NWS Flood Watches: Midland-Odessa, the Big Bend and Lea County, New Mexico, 10 AM CT today to 7 PM CT Friday (1 to 3 inches, locally more); Lubbock and the southern Panhandle 4 PM CT today to 8 PM CT Friday; Sacramento Mountains burn scars 1 to 9 PM CT today. Friday: WPC Slight Risk for central and southern Arizona; NWS Phoenix Flood Watch for the Phoenix metro 8 AM to 8 PM CT Friday, with 1 to 2 inches and rates up to 1 to 2 inches per hour. WPC says part of the moisture comes from the remnants of Vance.
King tides, day 4: NWS has 6 Coastal Flood Warnings and 30 advisories (as of 7:58 AM CT). All of the Florida Keys remain under a warning for major saltwater flooding until 4 AM CT Friday; the NOAA Key West gauge reached 4.19 feet at 10:48 PM CT Wednesday, 1.65 feet above the predicted high. NWS Los Angeles expects 7.5 to 8.0 feet again late this morning; the San Diego and Orange County warning runs to 3 PM CT. Los Angeles Harbor reached 8.09 feet Wednesday after Tuesday's preliminary record of 8.19 feet (NOAA).
Typhoon In-fa: NWS Guam Advisory 24A has 140 mph winds, moving west-northwest at 20 mph, about 380 miles east-southeast of Pagan. A Typhoon Warning is in effect for Alamagan, Pagan and Agrihan in the Northern Mariana Islands; it should pass close to Agrihan Friday late afternoon or evening, local time. No typhoon watch or warning for Guam, Saipan, Tinian or Rota.
Minnesota and Wisconsin wrap-up: SPC preliminary reports Wednesday: 11 hail, 4 wind and 1 tornado report. Largest hail 3.00 inches 2 miles southwest of Grove City, Minnesota. SPC has no severe thunderstorm areas forecast today.
Vance (NHC Advisory 32): 40 mph, forecast to become a remnant low late today off western Mexico, with 2 to 4 inches of rain for Sinaloa.
Extremes: coldest on Earth −64.9°C (−85°F) at Concordia Station, Antarctica; hottest 43.9°C (111°F) at Tete, Mozambique (WMO station reports). U.S. high 93°F near Hidalgo, Texas; low 9°F at Peter Sinks, Utah (WPC).
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Sources: NOAA Weather Prediction Center, National Weather Service, NWS Guam, Storm Prediction Center, NOAA National Hurricane Center, NOAA Tides and Currents, Joint Typhoon Warning Center, WMO station reports.
This video features an AI presenter (Hailie).
#FlashFlood #KingTides #HailDataHub
Thursday morning HailDataHub weather report with Hailie (AI).
Flash flood threat: NOAA's Weather Prediction Center has a Slight Risk (level 2 of 4) of excessive rainfall for portions of West and central Texas and southeast New Mexico this afternoon through tonight, with 2 to 5 inches of rain possible from the Stockton and western Edwards Plateaus into southeast New Mexico and isolated totals of 5 to 7 inches. NWS Flood Watches: Midland-Odessa, the Big Bend and Lea County, New Mexico, 10 AM CT today to 7 PM CT Friday (1 to 3 inches, locally more); Lubbock and the southern Panhandle 4 PM CT today to 8 PM CT Friday; Sacramento Mountains burn scars 1 to 9 PM CT today. Friday: WPC Slight Risk for central and southern Arizona; NWS Phoenix Flood Watch for the Phoenix metro 8 AM to 8 PM CT Friday, with 1 to 2 inches and rates up to 1 to 2 inches per hour. WPC says part of the moisture comes from the remnants of Vance.
King tides, day 4: NWS has 6 Coastal Flood Warnings and 30 advisories (as of 7:58 AM CT). All of the Florida Keys remain under a warning for major saltwater flooding until 4 AM CT Friday; the NOAA Key West gauge reached 4.19 feet at 10:48 PM CT Wednesday, 1.65 feet above the predicted high. NWS Los Angeles expects 7.5 to 8.0 feet again late this morning; the San Diego and Orange County warning runs to 3 PM CT. Los Angeles Harbor reached 8.09 feet Wednesday after Tuesday's preliminary record of 8.19 feet (NOAA).
Typhoon In-fa: NWS Guam Advisory 24A has 140 mph winds, moving west-northwest at 20 mph, about 380 miles east-southeast of Pagan. A Typhoon Warning is in effect for Alamagan, Pagan and Agrihan in the Northern Mariana Islands; it should pass close to Agrihan Friday late afternoon or evening, local time. No typhoon watch or warning for Guam, Saipan, Tinian or Rota.
Minnesota and Wisconsin wrap-up: SPC preliminary reports Wednesday: 11 hail, 4 wind and 1 tornado report. Largest hail 3.00 inches 2 miles southwest of Grove City, Minnesota. SPC has no severe thunderstorm areas forecast today.
Vance (NHC Advisory 32): 40 mph, forecast to become a remnant low late today off western Mexico, with 2 to 4 inches of rain for Sinaloa.
Extremes: coldest on Earth −64.9°C (−85°F) at Concordia Station, Antarctica; hottest 43.9°C (111°F) at Tete, Mozambique (WMO station reports). U.S. high 93°F near Hidalgo, Texas; low 9°F at Peter Sinks, Utah (WPC).
Full report on haildatahub.com
Storm alerts: https://haildatahub.com/alerts/
Sources: NOAA Weather Prediction Center, National Weather Service, NWS Guam, Storm Prediction Center, NOAA National Hurricane Center, NOAA Tides and Currents, Joint Typhoon Warning Center, WMO station reports.
This video features an AI presenter (Hailie).
#FlashFlood #KingTides #HailDataHub
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