This is a composite update for several locations:
ALABAMA
At the noon lunch hour, there were only scattered light showers over the north from about the Birmingham area northward. Moving east. Most of our rain will come tonight and Thursday–especially Thursday. The NWS/SPC has all of Alabama under a slight risk of severe weather Thursday.
SHREVEPORT
As of 12-noon, the rain total from this storm at Shreveport Airport had reached 10.70 inches. This is the second largest 24 hour total on record for that NW Louisiana city. Still raining. Major flash-flooding.
MISSISSIPPI
Flash Flood Watch has now been extended eastward for most of Mississippi except the Extreme South.
DENVER AREA
1/3rd inch of snow last 24 hours brought their total for the season to 44 inches. Evergreen, Colo., got 4 inches from this latest storm for a season total of 93 inches! Numerous locations in the Colorado mountains received 6 to 12 inches from this latest storm.
USA TEMPERATURE EXTREMES
103 yesterday in Laredo
12 this morning at Wainwright, Alaska and 22 at Limon, Colo., and Shirley Basin, Wyo.
ANTARCTICA
How about 104 below zero at Vostok and it is forecast to sink to 106 below!
