janetjanet998 Posted January 10, 2013 Share Posted January 10, 2013 I thought this needs a thread of it's own 2-6+ inches over much of LA aready very wet pattern next few days...over LA and AR(drought here though) Flash flood watches up MODERATE RISK OF RAINFALL EXCEEDING FFG TO THE RIGHT OF A LINE FROM 25 SW KGUL 10 ENE KVAF 30 E GLS 45 WSW IER 35 E BAD 10 WNW BQP 20 S TVR 15 NE MCB 20 ESE MCB 35 NNW ASD 15 WSW ASD 30 W 2GL 30 WSW 2GL 40 NW XCN 25 ESE KGUL 25 SW KGUL. HIGH RISK OF RAINFALL EXCEEDING FFG TO THE RIGHT OF A LINE FROM 30 NE 7R3 15 NE 7R3 7R3 P92 15 S P92 15 E KSCF KSCF 20 W KSCF 15 S KVNP KVNP 15 W 7R4 15 WSW LFT 15 NW LFT 25 SW HEZ 15 SSW MCB 20 NNE HDC 15 ENE HDC 25 SSW HDC 30 NE 7R3. PINEY WOODS OF TX/LOUISIANA/WRN MISSISSIPPI/SRN ARKANSAS ======================================================== WELL-DEFINED CONVECTION IS EXPECTED TO BE MAINTAINED ON THE SOUTHEAST SIDE OF A STRONG CLOSED LOW, WHICH IS ABOUT TO CROSS THE RIO GRANDE FROM NORTHEAST MEXICO INTO TEXAS. THE SYSTEM WILL BE EJECTING NORTH-NORTHEAST ACROSS THE LONE STAR STATE INTO OKLAHOMA ON THURSDAY, HELPING TO MAINTAIN PERSISTENT AND QUASI-STATIONARY STRONG SOUTHERLY INFLOW OF MOISTURE-RICH AIR OFF OF THE GULF OF MEXICO. ADD IN FAVORABLE DIVERGENCE ALOFT TO THE EAST AND SOUTHEAST OF THE UPPER LOW WITH STRONG LOW-LEVEL CONVERGENCE, AND ORGANIZED CONVECTION SHOULD CONTINUE PUSHING SLOWLY EASTWARD ACROSS THE REMAINDER OF LOUISIANA AND SOUTHERN ARKANSAS INTO WESTERN MISSISSIPPI. LIKE LAST NIGHT, NONE OF THE GUIDANCE IS FAST/EASTWARD ENOUGH WITH THE CONVECTIVE PROGRESSION, NOT EVEN THE MORE EASTERN 12Z/18Z GFS RUNS, WITH THE HIGHER RESOLUTION MESOSCALE MODELS THE SLOWEST/FARTHEST WEST. IT IS PRESUMED THAT THIS IS DUE TO THEIR POOR HANDLING OF LOW-LEVEL COOL POOLS FORMING WITHIN THE BOUNDARY LAYER BEHIND THE CONVECTIVE LINE, WHICH IS EVEN SHOWING UP OVER THE WATERS OF THE NORTHWEST GULF OF MEXICO AT THE PRESENT TIME. WITH RESPECT TO THE LATITUDE OF THE CONVECTION, WHILE THERE IS A SIGNAL IN THE MODEL GUIDANCE THAT A CONVECTIVE MAXIMUM WILL BE REDEVELOPING NEAR THE WATER TEMPERATURE GRADIENT OFFSHORE THE LOUISIANA COAST ACROSS THE NORTHERN GULF OF MEXICO DURING THE DAY FRIDAY, THIS HAS YET TO OCCUR. IF IT DOES, PRECIPITATION AMOUNTS FARTHER NORTH ACROSS THE MISSISSIPPI/OHIO VALLEYS WOULD BE LIMITED. ISOLATED RAINFALL RATES OF 2" AN HOUR WITH LOCAL AMOUNTS OF 4-8" ARE AGAIN POSSIBLE ACROSS SOUTH-CENTRAL AND SOUTHEAST LOUISIANA. THE PREVIOUS EXCESSIVE RAINFALL GRAPHICS WERE GENERALLY MAINTAINED, AS RECENT HEAVY RAINS FROM THIS TIME YESTERDAY LOWERED FLASH FLOOD GUIDANCE VALUES SIGNIFICANTLY. GENERALLY LEFT SOUTHEAST LOUISIANA (THE MOUTH OF THE MISSISSIPPI) OUT OF THE RISK AREAS ON THE GRAPHIC DUE TO THEIR EXTENSIVE WETLANDS. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
janetjanet998 Posted January 13, 2013 Author Share Posted January 13, 2013 several more inches coming...rainfall way above normal so far moderate-almost major flooding in the some areas now Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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