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Homeland-Defense 4 U, Inc. |
Specializing in Wellness Pure Air - Clean Skin - Emergency Response |
Flood Warning at Mississippi River March 6, 2008
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St. Louis, Missouri Weather Spotters WEATHER OUTLOOK Last Updated Tuesday, May 10, 2011 National Weather Service Outlooks  Climate Prediction Center  National Weather Service Flood Outlooks  Snowmelt adds to risk for flooding on Mississippi River at St. Louis National Weather Service Nowcast  Thunderstorms will overspread southern Missouri this morning. Strong to severe storms will be possible. The strongest storms will be capable of producing large hail. Very heavy rain and flash flooding will also be possible. Also the atmosphere will become favorable for tornadic development. National Weather Service Infrared  National Weather Service Water Vapor  NOAA National Weather Service Surface Analysis  NOAA National Weather Service Surface Wind Analysis  Unisys Surface Wind Analysis  Ocean Swell Watch  Air Quality Forecast Guidance - Central Mississippi Valley  Congress approves more oil drilling in Gulf of Mexico, adding to poor air quality in the Midwest US. OK - 26 ppb 1-hr avg ozone concentration in St. Louis Plymouth State Tropical Weather Plymouth State Sea Surface Temperature  Navy Fleet Numerical Meteorology and Oceanography Center  Oceanic Significant Event Imagery  Gravity Waves in Gulf of Mexico Gravity Wave Defined  Smoke from Kilauea Volcano lava flows mixing with the volcanic steam-fog (VOG) GOES Northern Hemisphere Infrared Winds  Stacked lows may delay travel of storms to the east and may result in bigger hail. GOES Northern Hemisphere Water Vapor  The Weather Channel (Weather.com) North Pacific Ocean Current Weather NRL Monterey GOES-10 IR Satellite Imagery  Unisys 500 mb analysis  Wind coming into St. Louis from Pacific Ocean! RAMSDIS GEOS West 4 km Water Vapor IR 3  RAMSDIS GEOS East 4 km Water Vapor IR 3  Jet Stream Position  Stratospheric Warming High Stratosphere Low Stratosphere Zonal Wind Northern Hemisphere High Stratosphere  Anonymous easterly wind over northern hemisphere gains speed Low Stratosphere  Intellicast Atlantic Ocean Intellicast Radar Summary  Storm Prediction Center Outlook Storm Prediction Center Outlook Plymouth State Weather Center 11-13 MARCH 2006 TORNADO OUTBREAK  Tornado Tracks 22 September 2006 TORNADO OUTBREAK  Tornado Tracks  Snow Storm 4 March 2008 Spotter InformationTHE ACTIVATION OF STORM SPOTTERS ... HAM RADIO OPERATORS ... AND EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT PERSONNEL IN SUPPORT OF SEVERE WEATHER OPERATIONS MAY BE NEEDED DURING ANOMALOUS WEATHER CONDITIONS. |
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