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Tropical Storm and Storm Surge Watches for the North Carolina Outer Banks; Hot in the Mid-Mississippi Valley

Tropical Storm conditions and coastal flooding are possible in the North Carolina Outer Banks beginning late Wednesday. Tropical Storm and Storm Surge Watches are in effect. Major Hurricane Erin is expected to bring life threatening surf and rip currents along the East Coast beaches this week. Hot to extremely hot temperatures are forecast through Tuesday in the Mid-Mississippi Valley. Read More >

Overview

The fast moving weather disturbance Monday night into early Tuesday morning produced significant snowfall across most of the Front Range foothills. Much lighter amounts fell in the I-25 Urban Corridor, with no snow over the northeastern Colorado plains. The latest snowfall map can be found below. NWS Boulder sends a big thanks to all the Weather Spotters, COOP observers, CoCoRaHS observers, and public for all your reports!

More local storm reports can be found here.

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February 23 Snow StormTotal Map

Snow/Ice Totals (Inches)

3 WNW Pinecliffe            15 inches

4 NE Nederland              15 inches

5 NE Ward                     14.6 inches

3 SE Pinecliffe                12 inches

Genesee                        12 inches

1 S Evergreen                11 inches

1 SSE Bergen Park          10.7 inches

1 NNW Evergreen           10.7 inches

4 SSE Brookvale             9 inches

11 SSW Georgetown       8.8 inches

4 NE Ward                     8.1 inches

 


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