Friday, June 11, 2010

Special Weather Advisory (South-central-east Georgia)



Special Weather Advisory has been issued for South-Central-East Georgia.

At 5:11pm CDT, strong and training storms were occuring in that area.
This advisory will continue until an unknown time due to its nature of the training storms.

Training storms are storms that do not move and simply stay in the same place, continuously raining/storming.

People in the listed area are advised to prepare for flooding.

-Racki

3:30pm CDT Special Weather Advisory Current Map

Special Weather Watch (Northeast Iowa, Southcentral Wisconsin)



The following areas are under a Special Weather Watch:
-Northeast Iowa
-Southcentral Wisconsin

At 4:56pm CDT, radar indicated potentially strong thunderstorms may be developing in the above areas.

This watch will continue all day unless updated.

-Racki

3:30pm CDT Special Weather Advisory Update #2

3:30pm CDT Special Weather Advisory Update #2

The following areas are being updated:
-Illinois

At 4:50pm CDT, radar was indicating strong thunderstorms had dissipated over the Illinois area. Thus, the Special Weather Advisory for Illinois has been cancelled.

All other areas excluding the following areas are still under the 3:30pm CDT Special Weather Advisory and will expire at their respective times.

The following areas are no longer under the 3:30pm CDT Special Weather Advisory:
-Illinois
-Tennessee

-Racki

3:30pm CDT Special Weather Advisory Update

Update to the 3:30pm CDT Special Weather Advisory:

The following area is being updated:
-Tennessee

At 4:49pm CDT, radar was indicating strong thunderstorms were dissipating.
Thus, the Special Weather Advisory for Tennessee has been cancelled.
All other areas still listed in the 3:30pm CDT issue are still in effect.

-Racki