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Tropical Depression in the Gulf; Severe Thunderstorms Monday

Tropical Depression Two is expected to gradually strengthen and could bring tropical storm conditions to the Florida Panhandle beginning late Monday. Areas of flash flooding will be possible through Thursday along the eastern and central Gulf Coast. Severe thunderstorms will develop and move along a cold front crossing the Upper Midwest Monday, and through the Ohio Valley/Mid-Atlantic on Tuesday. Read More >

Here is a summary of snowfall reports received from the 2011 Christmas
holiday weekend snows. The data is courtesy of the NWS COOP observers, 
emergency managers, law enforcement, and NWS storm spotters:


Cotton Center.........................10.0 inches
Spade.................................10.0 inches
Littlefield............................9.5 inches
Levelland..............................6.5 inches
Morton.................................6.5 inches
Hale Center............................6.0 inches
Anton..................................6.0 inches
Abernathy..............................5.0 inches
Tulia..................................5.o inches
Olton..................................5.0 inches
Lockney................................5.0 inches
Denver City............................4.5 inches
Plains.................................4.0 inches
Tokio..................................4.0 inches
Friona.................................4.0 inches
Plainview..............................4.0 inches
Silverton..............................4.0 inches
Vigo Park..............................3.5 inches
Ropesville.............................3.0 inches
Floydada 9 se..........................3.0 inches
Northfield.............................3.0 inches
Shallowater............................3.o inches
Crosbyton..............................2.5 inches
Lubbock Intl Airport...................2.0 inches
Flomot.................................2.0 inches
Matador................................2.0 inches
Turkey.................................2.0 inches
Lake Alan Henry........................2.0 inches
Tahoka.................................2.0 inches
Brownfield.............................2.0 inches
Muleshoe...............................2.o inches
Slaton.................................1.5 inches
Floydada...............................1.5 inches
Matador................................1.5 inches
Muleshoe...............................1.0 inch
Hart...................................1.0 inch
Dimmitt................................1.0 inch
Roaring Springs........................1.0 inch
Jayton.................................1.0 inch
Memphis................................1.0 inch
Guthrie................................0.5 inch
Spur...................................0.5 inch
Childress..............................trace
Paducah................................trace
Grow...................................trace