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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 >

Heavy Rainfall Graphics
Sioux Falls Area
16 June 2004

 

Rainfall Accumulation measured at Sioux Falls - Joe Foss Field in the early morning on June 16 2004
Rainfall Accumulation measured at Sioux Falls - Joe Foss Field
in the early morning on June 16 2004

 

Hourly Rainfall
NW side of Sioux Falls (Big Sioux River gage at Maple Street)
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Hourly Rainfall (left) and River Stage (right)
Skunk Creek in Western Sioux Falls
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Hourly Rainfall - Skunk Creek in Western Sioux Falls - 16 June 2004 River Stage - Skunk Creek in Western Sioux Falls - 16 June 2004

 

Hourly Rainfall (left) and River Stage (right)
Big Sioux River at North Cliff Avenue
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Hourly Rainfall - Big Sioux River at North Cliff Avenue in Sioux Falls - 16 June 2004 River Stage - Big Sioux River at North Cliff Avenue in Sioux Falls - 16 June 2004

 

Radar Estimated Precipitation
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Radar Estimated Precipitation - Storm Total for June 16 2004
Storm Total Precipitation
Radar Estimated Precipitation - 1am to 4am June 16 2004
3-hour Precipitation:  1 am to 4 am
Radar Estimated Precipitation - 4am to 7am June 16 2004
3-hour Precipitation:  4 am to 7 am
Radar Estimated Precipitation - 7am to 10am June 16 2004
3-hour Precipitation:  7 am to 10 am