Storm Impacting the Northwest U.S.; Fire Weather Conditions in Southern California; Severe Weather in the South

A Pacific storm is bringing areas of low elevation rain, moderate to heavy mountain snow, and high winds to the Northwest. Strong Santa Ana winds and very dry conditions are producing elevated to critical fire weather conditions in southern California. Isolated strong to severe thunderstorms are possible through early Wednesday morning across parts of northeast Texas into western Tennessee. Read More >

Storm Total Precipitation

The image above represents radar estimated storm total precipitation through Sunday morning, June 27th. Though radar estimates may be a little high across Highway 14 in southeastern South Dakota and northwest Iowa due to hail contamination, an estimated five to eight inches of rainfall fell across a large portion of Cherokee and Ida counties in northwest Iowa Saturday night. The table below lists 24 hour precipitation totals received on the morning of June 27th.

Location	Amount (in)
Cherokee, IA	6.33
Cherokee, IA	6.15
Peterson, IA	4.07
Holstein, IA	2.69
2 SSE Astoria	2.33
Marshall, MN Airport	2.09
Hartford	2.05
6 S Hartford	2.03
Holly Springs, IA	2.03
Marshall, MN COOP	2.00
4 WNW Sioux Falls	1.90
7 WSW Garretson	1.89
SSW Brookings	1.81
Huron COOP	1.81
3 SSW Brookings	1.79
Carthage	1.78
Slayton, MN	1.78
Brandon, SD	1.75
Sioux Falls NWS	1.72
Astoria	1.71
Lake Benton, MN	1.70
Rock Valley, IA	1.60
Brookings	1.60
Eros Data Center	1.52
3 WSW Sioux Falls	1.44
Windom, MN	1.44
Spencer, IA	1.37
Ocheyedan, IA	1.36
Heron Lake, MN	1.27
Huron	1.27
WSW Everly, IA	1.22
Everly, IA	1.20
Luverne, MN	1.16
Tracy, MN	1.12
Lakefield, MN	1.04
Jackson, MN Airport	1.03
Sheldon, IA COOP	1.03
Pipestone, MN COOP	1.00
Sibley, IA COOP	1.00
Worthington, MN Airport	0.97

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Storm Impacting the Northwest U.S.; Fire Weather Conditions in Southern California; Severe Weather in the South

Heavy Rainfall Totals in Northwest Iowa through Sunday Morning, June 27th