hazardous weather briefing

Hazardous Weather Briefing6 AM CDT, April 7, 2013

National Weather ServiceSpringfield, MO

http://www.weather.gov/sgfEmail: w-sgf.webmaster@noaa.gov

Phone: 417-863-8028

NWS Springfield Forecast Highlights

What Where Timing Impacts

Strong to Severe Thunderstorms

Best Chances over southeast KS and

western MO.

Late afternoon and tonight. Best

chances 6 pm- 2 am.

SPC Slight Risk. Hail and damaging winds the main

risks.

Additional Chances For Severe

Weather Tue Night/Wed

The entire region. Some focus for better chances over southeast Kansas and Western Missouri.

Tue evening through Wed morning. Timing

in some question.

All modes of severe weather possible early

(tornadoes, hail, damaging winds). May

evolve into a line of storms with time.

Heavy Rain Tue Night/Wed

Over the entire region. Some focus for better chances over central

and south central MO.

Tue Night lasting into Wed. Timing in some

question

Soils are already moist. Training storms may

produce isolated flash flooding. Longer term

flooding possible.

SPC Slight Risk: Severe Weather

Slight Risk Severe Hail Risk

Slight Risk Severe Wind Risk

Tuesday

Wednesday 7 AM

Storm Prediction Center Tuesday

Storm Prediction Center Tuesday

Heavy Rain Possible- Tuesday Night

Heavy Rain Possible- Wednesday

Decision Support BriefingResources

NWS Springfield: www.weather.gov/sgf

Enhanced Hazardous Weather Outlook: http://www.crh.noaa.gov/sgf/?n=hwo

Storm Prediction Center: www.spc.noaa.gov

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For questions and additional information:NWS Springfield, MOhttp://www.weather.gov/sgf

Email: w-sgf.webmaster@noaa.govPhone: 417-863-8028

Hazardous Weather Briefing6 AM CDT , April 7, 2013