By:
nationalsummary, 5:59PM,GMT on September 7,2016
Weather Underground midday recap for Wednesday,September 7,2016
Tropical
Storm Newton impacted the Southwest on Wednesday, while a frontal
system stretched from the Great Lakes to the central Rockies.
Tropical
Storm Newton drifted north northeast over southern Arizona. This system
ushered a plume of moisture over the Desert Southwest, the lower
Intermountain West and the high Plains. Flood warnings and flood
advisories were issued in southeast Arizona on Wednesday, while flash
flood watches were issued for a large part of eastern Arizona and
western New Mexico. Sierra Vista, Ariz., reported a midday total of 1.61
inches of rain. Fort Huachuca, Ariz., reported a midday total of 1.48
inches of rain.
Meanwhile, a stationary front stretched
southwestward from the Great Lakes to the central Rockies. Multiple
clusters of thunderstorms fired up along and near this frontal boundary
across the northern Plains, the Midwest and the interior Mid-Atlantic.
Flood warnings were issued in northeast Iowa, southeast Minnesota and
southern Wisconsin. Algona, Iowa, reported a midday total of 3.06 inches
of rain. Juneau, Wis., reported a midday total of 2.86 inches of rain.
Additionally,
a Pacific system brought light showers to northwest Washington. Most of
the West Coast and the Great Basin experienced dry weather on
Wednesday.
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