Climate outlooks
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The latest 7-day QPF forecast shows that heavy rain of up to seven inches (or perhaps more in a few isolated places) is expected to occur over the next week over the northern part of the Southeast. The heaviest rain will fall in the Tuesday through Thursday period, but rain is expected almost every day.…
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The latest 7-day QPF map shows that a lot of the upstate regions in the Southeastern states will get quite a bit of rain this week, especially nearer the end of the week. Several inches could be observed in some spots along the Appalachian Mountains. By comparison, Florida will be fairly dry for the next…
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The latest 7-day QPF map shows that we can expect mostly dry conditions over the next seven days. The rain that does fall will be mainly confined to the northwest edge of our region, as the main storm track puts rain through the Ohio River Valley to our northwest. The highest chance of rain will…
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The latest monthly outlook for February 2019 was released today. It shows that warmer and wetter conditions than normal are expected for most of the region during the month, except for equal chances of above, near and below normal precipitation in southern Florida. The first two weeks are the most likely to be above normal…
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Most of the region should be pretty dry this week, but the Florida peninsula will see quite a bit more rain as a front stalls out over the area. That is good news for the drought that has been developing there for the past few weeks, so we may see some improvement in next week’s…
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The latest 7-day QPF map shows that heavy rain should occur across most of the region this week with two major storms moving through the area. On Saturday the first storm plows through, bringing a lot of rain with some wind and potentially even some severe weather to parts of the Southeast. Dry conditions should…
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The latest climate outlooks for February and February-through-April were released today (in spite of the government shutdown, and thanks to the NOAA folk who are working without paychecks at the moment to produce them!). The map shows that February is leaning towards colder temperatures than normal across Georgia, with drier than normal conditions a bit…
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