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Monday, 21 September 2009

Drier Spot Found!

Posted on 06:01 by Unknown
Look at the 6 day rainfall totals from last week! The areas in pink and purple indicate the areas that are estimated to have 6-10" of rainfall! As you can see MOST locations had several inches of rain, BUT look at the little area of blue in Mississippi County. Those are areas had less than a half inch!
Here's a closer look. If you see the light blue areas, radar indicates only 0.15". Sooo... not "everyone" is soaked. Dell, Burdette, and even Blytheville have missed out on alot of the rain.
The HPC has Region 8 picking up over 2" of rain this week, and I agree. The wet weather is taking a little break, but will return!
Ryan
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