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5 day rainfall totals:
Showers and thunderstorms will develop today and increase tonight into Monday across our region...
No severe weather in the forecast!
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Sunday: More clouds than sun. A few showers across southeast Missouri and western Kentucky/Tennessee. Cool.
Highs: Highs in the lower to middle 50s | Wind: Northeast winds at 10 mph.Sunday night: Showers likely. A chance for thunder. Cool.
Lows: upper 30s and lower 40s | Wind: Northeast at 5-10 mph.Monday: Showers and a few thunderstorms. Cool.
Highs: Highs in the upper 40s | Wind: East winds at 10 mph.Monday night: A chance for showers
Highs: Lows in the middle 30s | Wind: Northeast winds at 10 mph.Tuesday: Quite a few clouds. A chance for a shower.
Highs: Highs in the middle 50s | Wind: Northeast winds at 10 mph.--------------------
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The forecast for severe or extreme weather risk for today, tonight, and tomorrow: None
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Typical weather - for March. Up and down temperature pattern.
Typical weather - for March. Up and down temperature pattern.
Rain will develop today across our southern counties and then spread northward into the region. Rainfall totals between now and Tuesday will range from 0.30-1.25". Heaviest amounts across our middle and southern counties - included Metropolis/Paducah.
Severe weather threat - below normal for the near term. Nothing shocking there :) - the pattern has kept us mostly on the cool side of the storm systems. The warm sectors have been staying south of our region.
Keep an eye on the third week of March for a severe weather event in the central United States.
Keep an eye on the third week of March for a severe weather event in the central United States.
Meteorologist Beau Dodson
McCracken County Office of Emergency Management--------------
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