Notices tagged with nws
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#NOAA / #NWS warning about minor flooding in !SoCal and #AZ around Needles (San Bernardino County, #CA) and Bullhead City (Mohave County, #Arizona). Expected to affect #I-40.
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#NOAA / #NWS heat advisories: #TX: Austin and San Antonio, peak temperatures from upper 90s to 108°F. High humidity, so heat indices from 108°F to 113°F. Dallas / Ft Worth, mid-90s to 103°F, with heat indices of 105°F to 110°F. #AZ: Phoenix area: 106°F to 118°F (low humidity, so heat indices not mentioned). #NV, #CA: Las Vegas: 111°F to 115°F. Death Valley and low desert: 123°F to 125°F. Colorado River Valley: 113°F - 120°F. Mojave (High) Desert: 104°F to 111°F.
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#NOAA / #NWS warning for Lafayette County, #Missouri. #tornado near Odessa, Higginsville, Mayview, Bates City and along I-70 between mile markers 30 and 50, moving East at 50MPH. Currently near Wellington and Oak Grove.
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Looks like #Kansas and #Missouri had a stormy night. Looking at my phone, I see 43 messages from #NOAA / #NWS since I went to bed last night. This will be followed by warnings about (hopefully minor) flooding over the next few days.
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#NOAA / #NWS warning of severe #t-storms, with 60MPH winds, hail, flooding for the #Kansas side of the Kansas City metro. These things generally move East or Northeast, so the whole metro area should be alert.
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#NOAA / #NWS issuing urban and small stream flood advisory for KC metro area until 15:15 US-Central, including: Wyandotte County, #KS; Clay, Platte, Jackson counties, #MO; Shawnee, Gladstone, Kansas City (both states), Mission, North KC, Lake Quivira. Expect streets, highways, underpasses, creeks, streams, low spots to flood.
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#NOAA / #NWS issuing severe #t-storm warning for #Kansas City area. Trained spotters report tennis ball size hail, 60MPH gusts near Paola, #KS, heading SE toward #MO.
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Another #NOAA / #NWS #tornado and golf-ball sized hail warning, issued 14:23 US-Central, valid until 15:00, for Miller, Camden, Morgan counties in #MO. Radar indicated. Near Laurie and Versailles, moving East at 55MPH. Includes Lake of the Ozarks, Eldon, Sunrise Beach, Lake Ozark.
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#NOAA / #NWS issuing flash flood warning for Cherokee county, #KS; Barton county, #MO until 17:15 US-Central. Including Pittsburg and Liberal.
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#NOAA / #NWS issuing #tornado warning for Cole and Osage Counties in #MO at 13:21 US-Central until 14:00 Radar indicated. Over Brazito, moving East at 25MPH. #JCMO
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#NOAA / #NWS adding Hickory, Dallas, Polk counties to the advisory. Storm moving Northeast at 50 MPH.
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#NOAA / #NWS warning: severe #t-storm and possible #tornado. Newton, Lawrence, Jasper, Dade, Cedar, Polk, Greene counties in #Missouri, including Neosho, Mount Vernon, Springfield, #I-44
#MO
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#NOAA / #NWS issuing warnings about #t-storms in the Kansas City area. Hailstones the size of ping pong balls and wind gusts to 60 MPH reported. The earlier tornado watch remains in effect. #KCKS #KCMO
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#NOAA / #NWS issued #t-storm and #tornado warning for Ascension, Livingston, Iberville parishes in #Louisiana until 09:45 US-Central.
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I think #NOAA / #NWS can greatly improve their text / e-mail alerts.
(1) Offer specific metro areas or individual counties. No freeform personalized sign-ups.
(2) Consolidate. If there is flooding expected on multiple rivers / streams in an area, put them all into ONE alert, with timed predictions. Same for tornadoes and other events. "Minor flooding just SE of Lawrence KS beginning at 3PM, major flooding near KCI airport at 4PM..."
(3) Consolidate. Add updates to the same web page as the original alert. When sending original alerts, say "check this page for updated info on this event" ... so no more need for continued SMS messages. Same for "alert cancelled" ... it is rare that these require separate messages. Just update the page, so recipients can check and see that the event is cancelled.
(4) Consolidate. If you've already declared a watch, place warnings on the same web page. But because a warning means danger is imminent, you may still send a separate SMS and e-mail message about it. This does not mean that someone should receive 40 separate warnings as a storm crosses the #Kansas City metro ( #kcks #kcmo ). See (2) above.
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I've received over 100 SMS from #NOAA / #NWS about flooding in #KS and #MO over the past day or so.
https://nu.federati.net/url/27088
http://ksn.com/2017/04/29/flooding-prompts-rescues-closures-in-missouri/
Are you okay in #AR, @hobbsc?
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I'm glad the flooding is expected to be minor. Getting lots of #NOAA / #NWS flood warnings for Joplin, Springfield, Pittsburg, Nevada areas of #KS & #MO.
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@lnxw48a1 @question Also #t-storms near KC, but most seem to have had any fires. Still under #NOAA / #NWS texting to say rain in is tapering off and flash floods are no longer likely. Activity moves to #Arizona and #Nevada.
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Looks like lots of #t-storm action in SE #Kansas, SW #Missouri, and neighboring areas of #Oklahoma and #Arkansas. #NOAA / #NWS alerts dinging my phone incessantly. Hail, straight-line winds, heavy rain, minor flooding expected until 23:00 US-Central.
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Tornado watch across most of #OK and a part of #TX http://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/watch/ww0086.html #NOAA #NWS
Linux Walt (@lnxw48a1)
Andrey Markov
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