Notices tagged with nws
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Uh oh. #NOAA / #NWS is sending Red Flag warnings for much of #KS and #MO, including the Kansas City and Saint Louis areas. Also affecting portions of SW #IL. Strong winds and low relative humidity mean that any fires will spread rapidly. Outdoor burning is not recommended.
And also Red Flag warnings for portions of #San_Bernardino and #Riverside Counties in #SoCal. Gusty winds and low relative humidity in and below the coast-facing slopes of the San Bernardino, San Gorgonio, and Santa Ana mountain ranges, coastal foothills, and nearby valleys mean that any fires will spread rapidly.
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#NOAA / #NWS replaced the #Fire_weather watch with a #red_flag warning ... meaning critical fire weather conditions (in this case, strong gusty winds, low humidity, high temperatures) are occurring or will shortly.
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The severe #t-storm in the #KC area is expanding rapidly. I'm getting a bunch of SMS from #NOAA / #NWS about it. Moving E at 30MPH, wind gusts are 60MPH and hailstones about the size of a US penny coin. Includes most of #KCK and its surrounding cities, portions of #KCMO and its surrounding cities, and portions of the following highways: #I-70, #I-35, #I-635, #I-470, #I-435.
If you're in the area, be alert and prepared to seek shelter if necessary.
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#NOAA / #NWS issuing #fire_weather alert (watch) for portions of !SoCal's #San_Bernardino and #Riverside and #San_Diego Counties, as "strong gusty winds and low humidity" are expected in mountains and valleys. Includes some #Low_Desert areas, but no #High_Desert areas. Yucaipa, home to two large fires this Summer, is included in the danger area.
The alert does not cover #Orange or #Los_Angeles counties, but that may be a function of which office issued the bulletin.
If you're in Southern California, please be careful not to do things which could cause another catastrophic fire. There was a town in NorCal (Paradise) that no one had ever heard of until nearly the entire town burned down and many residents were killed in a fire a couple of years ago. We don't want other municipalities to relive their experience.
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#NOAA / #NWS #TD22 in the Gulf of Mexico is now #TropStorm #Beta ... expected to soak parts of #MX, #TX, #LA; #Hurricane #Teddy expected to pass East of #Bermuda, then swing across #Canada's Maritime Provinces
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#TD-19 forms East of #FL ... expected to cross into the Gulf of Mexico and target the coast between the Florida panhandle and #LA. #NOAA / #NWS https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/
See also Levi's blog at https://www.tropicaltidbits.com/
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Yes, according to #NOAA / #NWS, it is 115F / 46C there. That’s very near the hottest I’ve ever experienced (116F in 2003). I don’t even want to think about temperatures in Palm Springs and Palm Desert.
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#NOAA / #NWS alert: Fire weather in #Riverside County #SoCal on Saturday 2020-09-05 and Sunday 2020-09-06.
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If you're in or near #MO or #KS, there are severe #t-storm warnings streaming from #NOAA / #NWS, including #tornado warnings between Jefferson City and Hermann. Make sure your phone has emergency alerts turned on.
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#NOAA / #NWS issuing severe #t-storm warning for #Riverside and #San_Diego counties. Near #SR79, S of Anza. Storm is nearly stationary. Area affected includes Anza, Aguanga, Palomar Mountain, Warner Springs, Cahuilla Tribal Reservation, Oak Grove, Sage, highway S7, highway SR79.
70MPH wind gusts, nickel sized hail, radar indicated.
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#NOAA / #NWS issuing #t-storm, flash flooding, excessive heat alerts for SE #KS and SW #MO. If you’re in the area, tune to your local news to find out what responses are advised.
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If you're in mid-Missouri, be alert. There are both severe #t-storm and flash flooding alerts coming out of #NOAA / #NWS today. Some also for the Kansas City metro area.
#MO #KCK #KCMO #mid-MO #JCMO
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#Hurricane #Isaias passing over #Bahamas, possibly landing on eastern #FL coastline.
#NOAA #NWS #NHC https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/
Watching last night's tropical tidbit now.
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And now it is a lot bigger, heading NE at 15MPH. I get the feeling that #NOAA / #NWS is going to send me 50 text messages tonight.
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#NOAA / #NWS issuing severe #t-storm warnings for SW #MO starting with Neosho, SE of Joplin. The storm is moving NE at 15MPH. Hazard: ping pong ball sized hail and 60MPH wind gusts, cloud-to-ground lightning. Radar indicated.
If you’re in the area, take cover.
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#NOAA / #NWS issuing #tornado WATCHES over central and eastern #MO, central and western #IL. None imminent, but be aware that they possible between now and 21:00 CDT (US-Central).
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Flash flood watch in 12 mid #MO counties NW of Columbian and Jefferson City. Includes Kirksville. Valid from 19:00 CDT through tomorrow afternoon. Expect heavy rainfall, with flooding in low lying or poor drainage areas, flash flooding in and along smaller creeks and streams
If you’re in the area, even just commuting across the state on #I-70, pay attention to #NOAA / #NWS warnings.
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Severe #t-storm warnings for the Kansas City area. If you’re in or near #KCK or #KCMO, pay attention to your weather radio (and maybe turn cellphone alerts on). #NOAA / #NWS
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Some severe #t-storms coming through parts of #KS and #MO tonight. Also #IL. I have no information about storms in #NE, #IA, #AR, or #OK.
So far, I've seen no tornado alerts, but #NOAA / #NWS is pumping out severe thunderstorm, flash flooding, and minor river / stream flooding alerts this evening.
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The #NOAA / #NWS flash flood and theurban & small stream flooding warnings for the #KS - #MO border area are ending. I received about 30-35 messages about it between last night and this morning.
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