The National Weather Service generates a graphical representation of short-term observed and climatic trends of precipitation. Please note that the maps display data from automated gages that have not been verified for accuracy. The CNRFC Grid map is available after 8:30 am PST (9:30 am PDT). Please Note: Precipitation gage maps are available daily after 4:30 am PST (5:30 am PDT). Additionally since April 6, 2006, gage map subareas are being archived and available for retrieval. The file naming convention uses the ending date, so for example, today's date will provide precipitation data for the past 24 hours ending at 4am PST (5am PDT) this morning. The 24-hour period runs from 4am-4am during PST (5am-5am PDT). An incomplete set of the gridded version for the entire CNRFC area is also available (back to ). Since November 9, 2005, 24-hour precipitation gage maps for the entire CNRFC area, northern California, southern California, and Nevada are being archived and available for retrieval. Regional Large Scale Precipitation Gage Maps Area Note 2: The Past 6-Hour and 24-Hour QPE graphics are generated around 9:30 AM PDT. Note 1: The 7-Day QPE graphic is generated around 9:45 AM PDT. Observed 24-hour Basin Precipitation and next 24 Hour Basin QPF/Freezing LevelsĬNRFC Graphical Precipitation Maps This product is updated at 7:00 PM PDT.Ĭlimate Station Precipitation Summary. Precipitation totals are ending at 5 PM PDT. Missing data is estimated based on inverse-distance-squared weighting of nearby gage data to monthly PRISM climatological data.Ħ/24-Hour Precipitation Summary - Ī summary of precipitation since midnight, current seasonal totals (since October 1), and comparison to last year's seasonal totals. The precipitation data have been quality controlled. Hourly Precipitation Summary for the Past 6 HoursĪ summary of 6 hour and 24 hour precipitation ending at 5 AM PDT updated 8:00 AM PDT. Updates hourly at 20, 30, and 50 minutes after the hour. Gages are arrranged alphabetically by NWS Location Identifier. Precipitation Summary for the Past 1, 2, 3, 6, 12 & 24 Hours - Ī summary of hourly precipitation for the past 6 hours for California, Nevada, and portions of southern Oregon. Alternate links are provided as a backup option. Updates hourly at 18, 28, and 48 minutes after the hour. Observed Precipitation - Interactive Map InterfaceĬNRFC Precipitation Text Products Ī regional summary of precipitation for the past 1, 2, 3, 6, 12, and 24 hours for California, Nevada, and portions of southern Oregon.
PRECIPITATION TOTALS LAST 48 HOURS DOWNLOAD
Also, KML files are available for download and use in Google™ Earth. In addition, observed precipitation grids are available on the interactive map and are updated once each day in the morning. Data are updated every 10 minutes between 05 and 55 minutes past the top of the hour. Data are available for the past 1, 2, 3, 6, 12, and 24 hours as well as 6 and 24 hour data ending at synoptic times (00, 06, 12, and 18 UTC). Louis early Tuesday morning.CNRFC Precipitation Summary - Interactive Map Interface Ī summary of nearly 2000 precipitation stations located throughout southern Oregon, California, and Nevada displayed on an interactive map interface.
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Louis provided an update Tuesday afternoon regarding the historic rain and deadly flooding that pummeled St. Update, July 26, 2:20 p.m.: The City of St. Louis region will have access to necessary resources and services.”Īlso in the release, State Emergency Management Agency Director Jim Remillard urged anyone impacted by the flooding-outside of an emergency-to call 2-1-1 to reach the United Way. “Enacting the Missouri State Emergency Operations Plan enables us to work more efficiently and effectively with local partners and ensures affected communities in the St. “State agencies are prepared and ready to provide assistance to Missourians in flood-impacted areas,” Kehoe said in a release. We urge Missourians to follow the direction of local authorities and emergency managers, never drive in floodwaters, and always use common sense to prevent injury."
"Our state government team will work to assist affected Missourians and provide ongoing relief and support during this emergency. Louis region and the potential for additional rain and isolated thunderstorms, we want to ensure that our communities have every resource available to respond and protect Missourians," Parson said in a release. Kehoe was acting on behalf of Governor Mike Parson, who is out of the country on a trip promoting Missouri trade. Update, July 26, 4 p.m.: Missouri Lieutenant Governor Mike Kehoe declared a state of emergency in response to the heavy rain and flooding in the St.
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