WHILE THE FORECAST IS FOR SNOW
THIS WEEKEND, WE'VE HAD A BREAK
FROM IT IN NORTHEAST KELOLAND.
BUT THERE'S BEEN A LOT OF
MOISTURE TO OUR SOUTH.
WHILE WE HAD MUCH COLDER AIR
TODAY, WE'RE WATCHING FOR MORE
SNOW THIS WEEKEND. AND BY THE
LOOKS OF WHAT HAS BEEN HAPPENING
TO OUR SOUTH, WE MAY HAVE TO GET
USED TO THE IDEA.
THIS IS A LOOK AT THE 30 DAY
PRECIP TOTAL COMPARED TO
AVERAGE. NOTICE THE STRIP OF
WELL ABOVE AVERAGE MOISTURE TO
OUR SOUTH. IT RANGES OVER 200%
FROM CHICAGO TO THE SOUTHWEST TO
INCLUDE ST LOUIS TO OKLAHOMA
CITY.
A CLOSER LOOK IN KELOLAND SHOWS
AMOUNTS ARE WELL OVER 200% IN
WESTERN SOUTH DAKOTA TO 100 AND
150% IN EASTERN KELOLAND.
CENTRAL SOUTH DAKOTA HAS BEEN
DRY WITH AROUND 65% OF AVERAGE
IN AND AROUND PIERRE.
THE 10 DAY FORECAST CONTINUES TO
SHOW A LOT OF MOISTURE TO OUR
SOUTH WITH OVER AN INCH FROM
KANSAS CITY TO INDIANAPOLIS AND
SOUTH. 4 INCH TOTALS EVEN SHOW
UP IN NASHVILLE AND MEMPHIS.
AS WE HEAD INTO SPRING, THAT
STORM TRACK MAY MOVE NORTH.
HOPEFULLY IT WILL NOT HAVE AS
MUCH MOISTURE AS IT DOES. FOR
KELOLAND WEATHER, I'M
METEOROLOGIST SCOT MUNDT.
TOMORROW WILL BE MOSTLY SUNNY IN
THE SOUTH AND PARTLY SUNNY IN
