Thunderstorms and Heavy Rainfall in the Mid-Atlantic and Southern New England; Fire Weather Concerns in the West

Heavy rain and isolated severe thunderstorms may continue to bring flash and urban flooding to the northern Mid-Atlantic and southern New England through tonight. Isolated dry thunderstorms will continue to bring a fire weather threat to the northwestern Great Basin through Friday. Read More >

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Camden Tower
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Dyersburg
Marianna
Monroe
Poinsett
Tishomingo
Winborn
Yalobusha
Greenfield
Highway 41
Covington

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Additional Links
NWS National Fire Weather Page
MidSouth Fire Weather Annual Operating Plan (PDF)
U.S. Forest Service
Arkansas Forestry Commission
Mississippi Forestry Commission
Missouri Department of Conservation
Tennessee Division of Forestry
Southern Area Coordination Center
National Interagency Fire Center
U.S. Drought Monitor

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Questions or comments?
Contact John Sirmon
NWS Memphis Fire Weather Program Leader

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