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Hazardous weather outlook
National weather service st louis mo
605 am cdt thu jul 29 2010
Ilz058>060-064-065-069-070-074-079-095>102-moz018-019-026-027-
034>036-041-042-047>052-059>065-072>075-084-085-099-301115-
greene il-macoupin il-montgomery il-bond il-fayette il-clinton il-
marion il-washington il-randolph il-adams il-brown il-pike il-
calhoun il-jersey il-madison il-st. Clair il-monroe il-knox mo-
lewis mo-shelby mo-marion mo-monroe mo-ralls mo-pike mo-boone mo-
audrain mo-moniteau mo-cole mo-osage mo-callaway mo-montgomery mo-
lincoln mo-gasconade mo-warren mo-st. Charles mo-franklin mo-
st. Louis mo-st. Louis city mo-jefferson mo-crawford mo-
washington mo-st. Francois mo-ste. Genevieve mo-iron mo-
madison mo-reynolds mo-
605 am cdt thu jul 29 2010
This hazardous weather outlook is for portions of eastern and
central missouri as well as west central and southwest illinois.
. Day one. Today and tonight
There is a chance for thunderstorms mainly across parts of central
and eastern missouri today and tonight. The storms are not expected
to be severe. But wind gusts to 40 mph and locally heavy rain
will be possible.
Moderate river flooding continues for much of the mississippi
river. See the appropriate flood statements for specific details.
. Days two through seven. Friday through Wednesday
There is a chance of thunderstorms across portions of the area
on Friday through Saturday. Some of the storms could be severe on
Friday night primarily across parts of central and northeast
missouri and west central illinois.
Thunderstorms will be possible again across parts of the area on Monday
night and Tuesday as series of fronts waver across the middle
mississippi valley.
Moderate to major river flooding is forecast for much of the
mississippi river. See the appropriate flood statements for
specific details.
. Spotter information statement.
Spotter activation is not anticipated through tonight.
&&
For a graphical version of this information see our
webpage at (lowercase). Http://www. Weather. Gov/lsx/?n=hwo1
$$
Carney
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flus43 keax 291104
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Hazardous weather outlook
National weather service kansas city/pleasant hill mo
604 am cdt thu jul 29 2010
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043>046-053-054-301115-
atchison ks-miami-linn ks-doniphan-leavenworth-wyandotte-johnson ks-
atchison mo-nodaway-worth-gentry-harrison-mercer-putnam-schuyler-
holt-andrew-de kalb-daviess-grundy-sullivan-adair-buchanan-clinton-
caldwell-livingston-linn mo-macon-platte-clay-ray-carroll-chariton-
randolph-jackson-lafayette-saline-howard-cass-johnson mo-pettis-
cooper-bates-henry-
604 am cdt thu jul 29 2010
This hazardous weather outlook is for northwest. North central and
west central missouri. As well as extreme eastern kansas.
. Day one. Today and tonight
The cold front that affected northern missouri yesterday will
continue to impact the region with showers and thunderstorms this
afternoon. This activity will primarily be focused across central and
southern missouri. But also extend further north to around the
missouri river. Thunderstorms will continue into the early evening
hours before diminishing late this evening. No severe weather is
expected, however some storms may produce periods of heavy rain that
could lead to localized flooding.
. Days two through seven. Friday through Wednesday
A second front will arrive Friday night and early
Saturday. Bringing with it another chance for scattered
thunderstorms. Otherwise. Hot and humid conditions will continue for
the rest of the week. With afternoon heat index values generally in
the middle 90s to lower 100s across much of the outlook area.
. Spotter information statement.
Spotter activation is not anticipated through tonight.
$$
Ach
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Hazardous weather outlook
National weather service springfield mo
414 am cdt thu jul 29 2010
Ksz073-097-101-moz055>058-066>071-077>083-088>098-101>106-300915-
bourbon-crawford-cherokee-benton-morgan-miller-maries-vernon-
st. Clair-hickory-camden-pulaski-phelps-barton-cedar-polk-dallas-
laclede-texas-dent-jasper-dade-greene-webster-wright-newton-
lawrence-christian-douglas-howell-shannon-mcdonald-barry-stone-
taney-ozark-oregon-
414 am cdt thu jul 29 2010
This hazardous weather outlook is for portions of the missouri
ozarks and extreme southeast kansas.
. Day one. Today and tonight.
The hazardous weather risk level is. Elevated.
Weather hazards expected.
Elevated extreme heat risk.
Limited lightning risk.
Limited flooding risk.
Discussion.
A frontal boundary will become stationary from central missouri
into southeast missouri later today. Scattered thunderstorms are
expected to develop over the missouri ozarks and southeast kansas
this afternoon and continue into the mid to late evening. Due to
weak shear in the atmosphere. Severe storms are not expected.
Slow movement of storms and high moisture content in the
atmosphere will lead to an isolated flash flooding risk with
the stronger storms that develop.
Afternoon temperatures should reach the low to mid 90s today with
heat index values reaching the upper 90s to around 103 degrees.
. Days two through seven. Friday through Wednesday.
Stronger storms will likely develop well north of the area on
Friday but could form into a thunderstorm complex and move into
central missouri late in the day and into Friday night. The main
severe weather risk would be with damaging winds.
Hot and humid conditions are expected over the weekend where
temperatures will begin to reach the mid to upper 90s with heat
index values of 100 to 107 degrees.
. Spotter information statement.
Spotter activation will not be needed through tonight.
&&
This product is now available in graphical format. Along with
other weather. Hydrological and climate information. At
http://www. Crh. Noaa. Gov/sgf(all lowercase)
$$
Lindenberg
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flus43 ksgf 281814
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Hazardous weather outlook
National weather service springfield mo
114 pm cdt wed jul 28 2010
Ksz073-097-101-moz055>058-066>071-077>083-088>098-101>106-291815-
bourbon-crawford-cherokee-benton-morgan-miller-maries-vernon-
st. Clair-hickory-camden-pulaski-phelps-barton-cedar-polk-dallas-
laclede-texas-dent-jasper-dade-greene-webster-wright-newton-
lawrence-christian-douglas-howell-shannon-mcdonald-barry-stone-
taney-ozark-oregon-
114 pm cdt wed jul 28 2010
This hazardous weather outlook is for portions of the missouri
ozarks and extreme southeast kansas.
. Day one. This afternoon and tonight.
The hazardous weather risk level is. Limited.
Weather hazards expected.
Limited lightning risk.
Limited flooding risk.
Limited extreme heat risk.
Discussion.
Widely scattered to scattered thunderstorms will be possible from
this afternoon through the late evening. Severe storms are not
expected as wind shear will be fairly weak. High water content in the
atmosphere. Along with slow storm movements. Will allow for
thunderstorms to produce heavy rain and the possibility of
isolated flash flooding.
Afternoon temperatures in the upper 80s to low 90s combined with
high humidity will allow heat index values to reach the mid 90s
to around 102 degrees.
. Days two through seven. Thursday through Tuesday.
Scattered thunderstorms will be possible through Sunday with the
majority of thunderstorm activity from late morning through the
mid evening hours.
Afternoon heat index values in the 96 to 105 range will be
possible through much of the outlook period.
. Spotter information statement.
Spotter activation will not be needed through tonight.
&&
This product is now available in graphical format. Along with
other weather. Hydrological and climate information. At
http://www. Crh. Noaa. Gov/sgf(all lowercase)
$$
Hatch
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Hazardous weather outlook
National weather service kansas city/pleasant hill mo
1254 pm cdt wed jul 28 2010
Ksz025-057-060-102>105-moz001>008-011>017-020>025-028>033-037>040-
043>046-053-054-291800-
atchison ks-miami-linn ks-doniphan-leavenworth-wyandotte-johnson ks-
atchison mo-nodaway-worth-gentry-harrison-mercer-putnam-schuyler-
holt-andrew-de kalb-daviess-grundy-sullivan-adair-buchanan-clinton-
caldwell-livingston-linn mo-macon-platte-clay-ray-carroll-chariton-
randolph-jackson-lafayette-saline-howard-cass-johnson mo-pettis-
cooper-bates-henry-
1254 pm cdt wed jul 28 2010
This hazardous weather outlook is for northwest. North central and
west central missouri. As well as extreme eastern kansas.
. Day one. This afternoon and tonight
A cold front will push into the region today and track southward
across the outlook area. This boundary will serve as the focus for
scattered thunderstorms this afternoon and this evening. Isolated
severe weather is possible with these storms. Primarily in the form
of damaging winds. Some storms may be capable of producing locally
heavy rainfall. Which could lead to localized flooding.
. Days two through seven. Thursday through Tuesday
The cold front will likely stall out over central missouri
overnight. Keeping thunderstorm activity lingering across areas
mainly along and south of interstate 70 on Thursday. A second weak
front will arrive Friday night and early Saturday. Bringing with it
another chance for scattered thunderstorms.
Otherwise. Hot and humid conditions will continue for the rest of
the week. With afternoon heat index values generally in the middle
90s to lower 100s across much of the outlook area.
. Spotter information statement.
Spotter activation is not anticipated through tonight.
$$
national weather service
1325 east west highway
silver spring, md 20910
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