The USA Disaster Situation Report
USA heavy snow and/or significant icing
>From 7PM to 7 AM tomorrow EST the probability of 4 inches or greater of snow
is low over far south and far west Oklahoma including all of the panhandle,
southeast Kansas, the southeast 1/3 of Missouri, and northeast Arkansas.
The moderate probability area is over central through northeast Oklahoma,
far southest Kansas, southeast Missouri and extreme northeast Arkansas
The high probability area is over northcentral through northeast Oklahoma
and extreme southeast Kansas.
The probability of 1/4 inch or greater of ice accumulation is low over east
central to northeast Texas, northwest Louisiana, southeast Oklahoma, and
Arkansas except the northern area.
The moderate probability area is over east central to northeast Texas, far
northwest Louisiana, far southeast Oklahoma, and Arkansas except the
northern area and far southeastern areas.
The high probability area is over the central north east through northeast
Texas, and central to southeast Arkansas.
>From 7PM to 7 AM Wednesday EST the probability of 4 inches or greater of
snow is low over
central to eastern Missouri, the northwest 1/3 of Arkansas, central and
southern Illinois, central and southern Inidana, Ohio except the norhtern
and eastern areas, and etreme north northwest Kentucky.
The probability of 1/4 inch or greater of ice accumulation is low over
northeast Texas, northern Louisiana, Arkansas except the northwest area,
extreme southeast Missouri, extreme southern Illinois, extreme southern
Indiana, Kentucky, Tennessee, west northwest Mississippi.
The moderate probability area is over central north Louisiana, the southeast
2/3 of Arkansas, extreme west northwest Mississippi, western and north
northwest Tennessee, and central through western Kentucky
The high probability area is over the southeast 1/3 of Arkansas the except
extreme southeast and far western Tennessee.
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