WEATHER SUMMARY
Get the latest National weather radar as well as local weather and local weather forecast as well as local weather radar images . Let us be your source for winter weather forecasts as well as National and Local Severe and Winter Weather Watches and Warnings and current animated weather radar as well as Canadian weather. Americas Weather, Weather when you need it.This website is a continuous work in progress authored
by Mike Murphy of Lakeland, FL and Jim Barker of Mason, MI. We are not a large corporation,
just two weather enthusiasts that enjoy constructing this website as a hobby.
In the coming months we will be adding state maps depicting warnings,watches,and advisories.....
national satellite and frontal maps..... and a new custom weather graphics site as well as several new weather maps
featuring current and forecast High and Low Temperatures, the current U.S. Dewpoint Map, Relative Humidity , Heat Index
Windchill as well as Severe Weather maps for all 50 states featuring current Watches and Warnings and a U.S. Watches
and Warnings Map as well as a Severe Weather Storm Reports Map. Don't forget to check out our expanding and extensive
Hurricane page as well.
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HURRICANE AND TROPICAL STORM INFORMATION
UPDATED ADVISORIES AND TRACK MAPS
Visit our Hurricane and Tropical Storm pages when hurricanes and tropical storms form in the Atlantic basin. Updated advisory information along with updated watches
and warning information.
Tracking maps for each storm and extensive satellite coverage to follow the storms progress. Complete hurricane climate information
as well as safety tips.
2007 storm names ...andrea,barry,chantal,dean,erin,felix
gabrielle,humberto,ingrid,jerry,karen,lorenzo,melissa,noel
olga,pablo,rebekah,sebastien,tanya,van,wendy ....
Hurricane and Tropical Storm Page
Message Board
Live Florida Cams from our friends at SunCam
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NOAA 2007 U.S. SPRING OUTLOOK:
Mar. 17, 2007 — Scientists at NOAA highlighted near term flooding in portions of the Midwest and Ohio Valley and continued drought in the Southwest as areas of concern from April through June in the agency’s 2007 Spring Outlook.
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NOAA image for larger view of forecast spring temperatures for the USA.
For the nation as a whole, the U.S. Spring Outlook for April through June is for increased chances of below-normal precipitation from the central Rockies into much of Nevada and the southern half of California, as well as Louisiana, eastern Texas and eastern Oklahoma. The remainder of the country, including Alaska and Hawaii, has equal chances of above, near or below normal precipitation.
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 Meanwhile, above normal temperatures are more likely across a wide area of the country, from the West through the Plains into the Southeast, while below normal temperatures are likely for southwest California and Hawaii. The remainder of the country has equal chances of above, near or below normal temperature.. (Click NOAA image for larger view of
forecast spring precipitation for the USA.
An equal chance, either for temperature or precipitation, is predicted when there are no reliable and skillful signals on which to base the seasonal outlook.
NOAA wants to remind everyone that springtime weather can often bring severe storms. NOAA has a variety of weather safety information online to help keep you safe. Everyone should have a NOAA Weather Radio All Hazards to stay ahead of the storms..
NOAA has weather
and safety information online to help keep you safe. Also, NOAA
Weather Radio All-Hazards is a nationwide radio network broadcasting
continuous weather information directly from the nearest National
Weather Service forecast office. NOAA Weather Radio broadcasts NOAA
Weather Service warnings, watches, forecasts and other emergency information
24 hours a day.
NOAA,
an agency of the U.S. Department
of Commerce, is dedicated to enhancing economic security and national
safety through the prediction and research of weather and climate-related
events and providing environmental stewardship of the nation's coastal
and marine resources.
Courtesy NOAA Magazine
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