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Weather LinksFlood information for the St. Louis areaThis link is part of the National Weather Service Advanced Hydrologic Prediction Service. It includes current readings of river levels for all stations in the Midwest and provides graphs with predictions for river levels in the near future based on current or predicted rainfall data. Click on the gauge you are interested in and the graph will pop up. If you then scroll down, there will be specific information about that region and what gets flooded at a particular river level. Road closings for Missouri MODOT site.Travelers map from MODOTNational Hurricane Center (NOAA)St. Louis Weather - NOAA Graphical format for St Louis and surrounding areas weather Unisis
Weather Satellite Images - General Page - visible, infrared, etc. Unisis Weather has many valuable images and model forecasting. If you have a link on their site that you find particularly useful, let me know and I'll post it here for easy reference. 600
mile radar from Weather.com for St. Louis area - includes animation
link. Drop down menu also has links for clouds including forecast for
day and night Predicting Seeing Conditions Allan Rahills Seeing Conditions Forecast Page This page includes a forecast for seeing conditions for the entire North American Continent. The page is set up just like a satellite weather page including animations. It also includes a guide for numerically recording conditions. Space Weather |
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