GREEN BROOK PD NIXLE WEATHER ALERT Monday, October 25, 2021 | 01:31 pm - weatherworksinc.com WEATHER ALERT * Severe Weather/Flooding Expected Tonight/Tomorrow * Threat Time: Monday 7:00 PM - Tuesday 7:00 PM The 24 hour period between this evening and tomorrow evening will be active. Initially, a band of showers/storms will move into the area this evening. All severe weather hazards (winds, hail, and perhaps a tornado) are all in the cards, though gusty winds are the primary concern. As we progress through the overnight, rain and storms will become widespread, transitioning to a flooding risk. During the pre-dawn tomorrow, a band of heavy rain will likely lift through the area. This band of rain can drop a couple inches of rain in a short period of time. The band of rain should start to lift north around daybreak, but periods of light to moderate rain are expected to continue through much of the day. Between tonight and tomorrow, a general 2.50 - 5.00" of rain is expected with localized swaths of 6"+ possible where the heaviest band of rain sets up. Flooding won't be as severe as it was with Hurricane Ida earlier this year, though it will still be significant with all varieties of flooding on the table. SEVERE WEATHER Threat Coverage Description Damaging Winds Scattered Storms this eve will be capable of producing pockets of damaging 40 - 60 mph gusts. Hail Isolated The strongest storms this evening will be capable of producing isolated instances of small to medium sized hail. Tornadoes Isolated A brief tornado can't be ruled out in the broader area this evening. C-G Lightning Isolated A couple of lightning strikes will accompany storms this evening. FLOODING PROBLEMS Road / Poor Drainage Numerous Some areas of roadway flooding can occur this evening with storms. Areas of roadway flooding are likely later tonight/tomorrow with persistent heavy rain. Stream / Creek Scattered A few streams/creeks across the area can flood given heavy rain tonight/tomorrow. Major River Isolated Perhaps a few rivers near Action Stage, but large river flooding isn't expected. Forecast Monday Partly sunny. Dry through sunset. High 74 - 78 | SW wind 5 - 15 mph Mon Night Becoming cloudy. Initial scattered showers/storms develop 7 - 9 PM. Storms transition to steady/heavy rain overnight. 1.50 - 2.50" of Rain (Locally over 3") Strong storms this eve followed by heavy rain overnight Low 55 - 60 | Winds shift NE 10 - 15 mph, gusts 25 mph by dawn Tuesday Cloudy and breezy with rain and embedded downpours in the morning. Rain may turn more showery midday before becoming steadier again during the afternoon. 0.50 - 1.00" of Rain (Additional rainfall; Locally higher) Temps relatively steady 59 - 63 | NE wind 10 - 20 mph, gusts to 35 mph late Tue Night Remaining rather cloudy with steady rain giving way to showers during the evening. Showers eventually taper off overnight. Low near 50 | Gusts up to 35 mph remain possible early on before tapering
GREEN BROOK PD NIXLE WEATHER ALERT
Monday, October 25, 2021 | 01:31 pm - weatherworksinc.com
WEATHER ALERT
* Severe Weather/Flooding Expected Tonight/Tomorrow * Threat Time: Monday 7:00 PM - Tuesday 7:00 PM
The 24 hour period between this evening and tomorrow evening will be active. Initially, a band of showers/storms will move into the area this evening. All severe weather hazards (winds, hail, and perhaps a tornado) are all in the cards, though gusty winds are the primary concern. As we progress through the overnight, rain and storms will become widespread, transitioning to a flooding risk. During the pre-dawn tomorrow, a band of heavy rain will likely lift through the area. This band of rain can drop a couple inches of rain in a short period of time. The band of rain should start to lift north around daybreak, but periods of light to moderate rain are expected to continue through much of the day. Between tonight and tomorrow, a general 2.50 - 5.00" of rain is expected with localized swaths of 6"+ possible where the heaviest band of rain sets up. Flooding won't be as severe as it was with Hurricane Ida earlier this year, though it will still be significant with all varieties of flooding on the table.
SEVERE WEATHER
Threat Coverage Description
Damaging Winds Scattered Storms this eve will be capable of producing pockets of damaging 40 - 60 mph gusts.
Hail Isolated The strongest storms this evening will be capable of producing isolated instances of small to medium sized hail.
Tornadoes Isolated A brief tornado can't be ruled out in the broader area this evening.
C-G Lightning Isolated A couple of lightning strikes will accompany storms this evening.
FLOODING PROBLEMS
Road / Poor Drainage Numerous Some areas of roadway flooding can occur this evening with storms. Areas of roadway flooding are likely later tonight/tomorrow with persistent heavy rain.
Stream / Creek Scattered A few streams/creeks across the area can flood given heavy rain tonight/tomorrow.
Major River Isolated Perhaps a few rivers near Action Stage, but large river flooding isn't expected.
Forecast
Monday
Partly sunny. Dry through sunset.
High 74 - 78 | SW wind 5 - 15 mph
Mon Night
Becoming cloudy. Initial scattered showers/storms develop 7 - 9 PM. Storms transition to steady/heavy rain overnight.
1.50 - 2.50" of Rain (Locally over 3")
Strong storms this eve followed by heavy rain overnight Low 55 - 60 | Winds shift NE 10 - 15 mph, gusts 25 mph by dawn
Tuesday
Cloudy and breezy with rain and embedded downpours in the morning. Rain may turn more showery midday before becoming steadier again during the afternoon.
0.50 - 1.00" of Rain (Additional rainfall; Locally higher) Temps relatively steady 59 - 63 | NE wind 10 - 20 mph, gusts to 35 mph late
Tue Night
Remaining rather cloudy with steady rain giving way to showers during the evening. Showers eventually taper off overnight.
Low near 50 | Gusts up to 35 mph remain possible early on before tapering