Well im out here for night 5am early in the morning have good night dont let bed bugs bite yall or bite yall back better run like peterbilt at 120000 mph or kick those bed bugs off the bed like old thing say KEEP ON TRUCKING AND GITTTT RRRR DONEEE LOL HAHA DRIVERS EVERYBODY ELSE HERE Severe storms Thursday; newly named Yona Midwest | View Regional Video - Warmer and more humid air pushing northward from the South sparks areas of showers and thunderstorms from the central Plains through the Ohio Valley and lower Great Lakes into Thursday. - Severe thunderstorms producing damaging wind gusts, hail and isolated tornadoes are possible close to the warm front from south-central Kansas to the middle Ohio Valley through tonight. - The main storm system pushes through the southern Plains Thursday. - As a result a severe thunderstorm and tornado outbreak is possible in extreme east Kansas, Missouri, the southern half of Illinois, southern Indiana and the western half of Kentucky. - Friday severe thunderstorms are possible in Indiana, Ohio and Kentucky. - Rainfall across Missouri and the Ohio Valley could locally reach as high as 4 inches, causing flash flooding. - This storm will also have a wintry side. - Light snow continues in the Dakotas tonight and spreads into western Nebraska and west-central Minnesosta. - Thursday the snow winds down in North Dakota while it increases across northwest Kansas, central Nebraska, eastern South Dakota, central and northeast Minnesota and northwest Wisconsin. - Some freezing rain is possible Thursday across southern Wisconsin and southern Michigan. - Snow becomes heavier Thursday night and Friday from eastern Nebraska, northern Iowa and eastern South Dakota to Upper Michigan. - Snowfall of 6 to 12 inches or more is possible in Minnesota, northern Wisconsin and Upper Michigan. - Winds will increase across the region Thursday and Friday as the storm strengthens. The winds should not reach blizzard criteria across the Upper Midwest. - Other then a few snow showers around the Great Lakes and a few showers in western Kansas, the region will be dry Saturday with highs from near 30 degrees in Upper Michigan to the upper 50s and 60s in the central Plains. - Showers could dot the central Plains, northern Plains and Upper Midwest Sunday, mixing with snow from North Dakota to Upper Michigan. - Rain will target Missouri, the Ohio Valley and Lower Michigan Monday, possibly mixing with snow late in central and southern Michigan. Some light snow showers could linger in the northern Plains and Upper Midwest while a few showers dot the central Plains. South | View Regional Video - The entire region stays warm right into Thursday. - High temperatures will be mostly in the 70s and 80s with some lower 90s in southern Texas. - Isolated thunderstorms could pop up into tonight in Oklahoma, north and central Texas and Arkansas. - Any thunderstorms that develop are capable of producing hail, damaging wind gusts and an isolated tornado. - The severe threat increases Thursday and Thursday night as a storm system pushes across the Plains. - Severe thunderstorms are possible across the eastern parts of Oklahoma and Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas, northern Mississippi, western and central Tennessee and northwest Alabama. - Damaging wind gusts, large hail and tornadoes are possible Thursday, especially during the afternoon, evening and overnight. - Friday, the severe threat slides east to cover Tennessee, the western Carolinas, north and west Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi and eastern Louisiana. - Damaging wind gusts appear to be the primary threat Friday. - Ahead of the cold front, showers will be pushed toward the northern Gulf Coast, southern Georgia and the coastal Carolinas Saturday while a few showers pop by evening across the southern Plains. - Rain increases across the region Sunday, especially from the northern Gulf Coast to Arkansas and Tennessee. Parts of Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama could see 1 to 3 inches of rain. A few severe thunderstorms are possible near and inland from the northern Gulf Coast. - Rain and thunderstorms target the Southeast Monday with some 1-to-2-inch rainfall and a few severe storms. - Rain could linger from the coastal Carolinas to Florida Tuesday while an upper-level disturbance causes showers to develop from Oklahoma and the Red River Valley, through the lower Mississippi Valley, into the southern Appalachians and Alabama. Much colder air will plunge into the lower Mississippi Valley and Southeast. Northeast | View Regional Video - High pressure keeps Upstate New York and New England dry through most of Thursday. - Showers diminish and mostly end by tonight across the Mid-Atlantic in the vicinity of the east-west warm front over the Virginias. - Thursday, a new round of rain will spread eastward across southern Upstate New York and the Mid-Atlantic. Some thunderstorms are possible across West Virginia and western Virginia. Southern Virginia has the best chance of staying dry for much of the day. - Rain and thunderstorms move through the region Friday and Friday night. A few severe thunderstorms are possible in western Pennsylvania and West Virginia. - The rain will be slow to exit eastern New England Saturday. A few spits of rain and snow are possible east of the Great Lakes. On the whole though, most of the region clears out and turns cooler. - After a dry Sunday, a new storm from out of the South spreads a soaking rain across the Mid-Atlantic and southern New York Monday. The rain continues northward across New York and New England Monday night, possibly mixing with snow near the Canadian border. - Showers could linger especially across Upstate New York and New England Tuesday, possibly mixing with snow in the mountains. West | View Regional Video - A vigorous storm system, pushing through the Intermountain West and producing valley rain and mountain snow, will exit into the Plains Thursday. - Overnight tonight, the snow becomes steadier and heavier in the mountains of northern New Mexico and central Colorado. - Rain gradually changes to snow in the plains of northeast Colorado including Denver. - Snow should wind down during the first half of Thursday across Colorado. - Snowfall should be heaviest with 4 to 8 inches of accumulation in western Wyoming and central and western Colorado. - Snowfall could accumulate 1 to 2 inches in the Denver metro area. - Rainfall in the valleys should generally be 1/3 of an inch or less. - Meanwhile, light rain arrives in the Pacific Northwest from the San Francisco Bay Area to Washingtons Olympic Peninsula Thursday, gradually spreading inland with some mountain snow overnight. - Highs Thursday will range from the 30s and 40s in Montana, Wyoming and Colorado to the 60s and 70s in the Desert Southwest. - On Friday, showers and mountain snow will extend from Washington, Oregon and northern California into the northern and central Rockies. - Over the weekend, showers and mountain snow spread across the entire Northwest and dip southward across Utah, Colorado and northern New Mexico. - The region dries out and dramatically warms up early next week.light rain diffrent parts of those area for canada and usa and mexcio 30-40% chance of light rain 1-3 inches of light rain heavy rain for vancouver bc canada seattle washington state southern state tn state ky state arkansas missouri state daverport iowa state 4 great lake area il state southern wisconsin state indania ohio southern michigan state parts of ontario canada west virgina state pa state bufflao ny state 60-100% heavy rain 3-8 inches of rain flooding for those area winter snow storm warning for sd state neb state minnsota state 4 great lake area wisconsin state northern michigan state 3-18 inches of snow blowing and drifting snow visibilly be at 0 very dangerous drving and snow pack and whiteout and icy roads condition snowfall for higher mountain or flatland area for bc canada washington state oregon truckee and donner pass tahoe city california state northern az state northern new mexcio state colorado wy state idaho montana state nd state sd state neb state minnsota state iowa state 4 great lake area wisconsin state northern michigan state soo ste marie michigan and soo ste marie ontario canada 3-18 inches of snow blowing and drifting snow higher mountain going get 1-2 feet of snow for bc canada washington state oregon colorado state flatland area about 1 feet of snow for minnsota state northwestern wisconsin northern michigan state visibilly be at 0 very dangerous drving and snow pack and icy roads condition high wind warning for spokane washington state northern montana state alberta canada wy state colorado state nevada state southern california state az state new mexcio state kansas state oklanhoma texas state memphis tn state arkansas iowa state 17 or 40 mph winds tornado watch for for oklanhoma city oklanhoma tulsa oklanhoma state kansas state maybe turnwarning untill 10pm ct flood warniing for seattle washington state nd state missouri arkansas louisania state parts of southern state sc state 4 great lake area western wisconsin state il state indania ohio state ny state new england state vermont state sever thunderstorm warning for texas oklanhoma state arkansas northern missppissi state memphis tn state western ky state missouri state il state lots of ground lighting heavy rain down pour 3-6 inches of rain damaging winds 40 mph winds hail and tornado if those area see this nasty weather tornado plz be caution take cover yall non sever isolated thunderstorm for southern california state nevada northern az state utah colorado state western wy state eastern texas louisania state southern missippissi state westrn alabama state nashville and knoxville tn state parts of missouri state ky state indania ohio state west virgina state virgina state western nc state maybe isolated thunderstorm foggy condition for bc canada sask canada manbitoa canada nd state sd state montana state omanha neb state idaho falls idaho state nevada az state utah state colorado state kansas state texas state oklanhoma city oklanhoma state northern missouri state evanville indania state southern ohio state visibilly be at 0-2 miles very dangerous drving and thick foggy condition in tonight and overnight right till early parts of morning be caution keep eyes on it yalltune weather channel weather network wx cb radio scanner weather network cell phone or desktop laptop weather yall be safe drive safe god bless yall bigger both thumbs up see yall morning drivers everybody else here :) 10-4
Posted on: Thu, 03 Apr 2014 03:39:08 +0000
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