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SEVERE WEATHER UPDATE

WEATHER BULLETINFROM THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE

Frankfort Area

Flash Flood Watch in effect until 4:30 PM EST Tuesday. Monday morning.

Severe Thunderstorm Watch 720 in effect until 4:30 PM EST Tuesday. Monday Monday morning.

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rain

NNE 12

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Tue

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Sct'd
T'storms

Jul 26

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Record

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Low

High

Low

1987

1999

Sunrise

Sunset

7:02 am

8:37

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FIRST

Aug 11

FULL

Aug 18

LAST

Aug 25

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NNE 12

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T'storms

Jul 26

Average

Record

High

Low

High

Low

1987

1999

Sunrise

Sunset

7:02 am

8:37

NEW

Aug 3

FIRST

Aug 11

FULL

Aug 18

LAST

Aug 25

Gainesville

SW 12

Tampa

W 6

Fort

W 6

Local Doppler Radar

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Airport Conditions

Boat & Beach

Golf Forecast

Garden

Ski & Snow

Travel Forecast

International Forecasts

Weather & Your Health

Traffic Report

Source: flightaware.com

Current Airport Conditions

Data Not Available

Arrivals

DELAY

No Delay

REASON

Departures

DELAY

No Delay

REASON

Source: FAA

TEMP DELAY

Source: FAA

1 hr 4 min

Current Surf Report

St Augustine Pier

Wind

Wave Period

E 10 mph

5 seconds

Surface Water Temperature

30 40 50 60 70 80 90

Average Wave Height

feet

FROM THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE

Small craft should exercise caution until 2 AM EDT

Small Craft Advisory in effect from 2 AM EDT Monday through Monday evening.

FROM THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE

Tonight

E winds 15 to 20 kt. Seas 3 to 5 ft with occasional seas 6 ft

Sunday

E winds 15 to 20 kt. Seas 3 to 5 ft with occasional seas 6 ft

HIGH TIDE LOW TIDE

Boca Raton, Lake Boca Raton

12:39 am Mon
12:50 pm Mon

6:44 pm Mon
7:14 am Mon

St Augustine Beach

1:38 am Mon
1:49 pm Mon

12:7 pm Sun
8:04 am Mon

St Augustine Beach

Sunrise

Sunset

11:00 am

11:59 pm

Traffic Report

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Clear

Moderate

Heavy

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Traffic from: TomTom Traffic

Health Forecast

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Forecast for Thursday

Low

High

Heat Index‏‏‎ ‎‏‏‎ ‎ 78

Chance of Precipitation

Humidity

Wind

10%

59%

SE 6

AS of Aug 7

Tree Pollen

Oak

Grass Pollen

Weed Pollen

Mold Spores

None

Very High

Total
Pollen Count

Low

More allergy
information at
weather.com/
health

Thursday

Aches and Pains Index

Potential for feeling aches and pains based on weather conditions.

Low

Respiratory Index

Weather's influence on breathing conditions, excluding pollen or
‏‏‎ ‎air quality.

Good

Thursday

Very unhealthy

Unhealthy

Unhealthy for
sensitive groups

Moderate

Good

Primary
‏‏‎Contributing Pollutant

Ozone

Source: EPA

OZONE

Action Day

eather

READY

Currently

9pm

Mon

12pm

Mon

12pm

Mon

Low

Extreme

Very High

Extreme

10+

eather

READY

Know the difference in Winter Weather Warnings:

- Winter Weather Advisory - hazardous winter weather
is occuring, imminent, and is an inconvenience.

- Winter Weather Warning - hazardous winter weather is
occuring, imminent, and is a threat to life
and property.

To prevent Frozen Water Pipes insulate with:

- A "pipe sleeve", UL-Listed "heat tape", or
similar materials.

- Newspaper can provide some degree of
insulation and protection to exposed pipes -
even 1/4" of newspaper can help.

To prevent Frozen Water Pipes insulate with:

- Let cold water frip from ffaucets served by
exposed pipes.

- While away during cold weather, leave the heat on,
set no lower than 55°F.

To prevent Frozen Water Pipes:

- Open outside hose bibs to drain water and
keep them open so remaining water can expand
without breaking the pipe.

Be prepared if you get stranded, with:

- Compass and First Aid Kit
- Ice scraper and snow brush
- Wooden matches in a waterproof container
- Non-perishable high-energy foods
- Woolen mittens, socks, a cap and blankets

Never leave infants, children, or pets in a parked car.

In case of a severe thunderstorm:

Pull safely onto the shoulder of the road away
from any trees that could fall on the vehicle.

Stay in the car and turn on the emergency
flashers until the heavy rains subside.

In case of Lightning -
An automobile provides better insulation against
lightning than being in the open.

Avoid contact with any metal conducting surfaces
either inside your car or outside.

Tornado Safety -

Never try to out-drive a tornado

Tornadoes can change direction quickly and
can lift a car or truck and toss it through
the air.

Driving Tips:

Do not pump anti-lock brakes.

The right way is to "stomp and steer!"

Driving Tips-

Change windshield wiper blades at least twice
a year or every 6,000 miles.

Make sure your cruise control is turned off
during wet weather driving.

Be prepared for winter driving emergencies with the following in your truck:
- Spare tire, wheel wrench and tripod-type jack
- Shovel
- Jumper cables
- Tow and tire chains
- Bag of salt or cat litter
- Tool kit

Don't use your cruise control in wintry conditions.

Even roads that appear clear can have sudden
slippery spots, and the short touch of your brakes
to deactivate the cruise control feature can cause
you to lose control of your vehicle.

Pet Safety Tips:

- Antifreeze is deadly to pets.

- Use "safe" non toxic antifreeze and clean spills
immediately - especially if pets are housed in the
garage.

Pet Safety Tips:

- Shout, beep the horn, or pound on the hood before
starting the engine of and outdoor vehicle.

- Cats and other small animals may seek warmth by
crawling into car engines, which can be dangerous
or fatal.

Pet Safety Tips:

- After letting your pet out, be sure to wipe their
paws when they come back inside. Tender pads can be
injured from salts and other ice melting chemicals.

Complete your Family Preparedness Plan at
weather.com/READY

Use sunscreen during the winter.

- Skiers are at higher risk of UV damage to eyes
and skin due to stronger UV rays at higher altitudes.

- Snow reflects the sun's rays and UV radiation.

Use sunscreen during the winter.

Cloudy skies may make the air temperature cooler,
but UV rays are still coming through.

To minimize colds and flu:

- Wash your hands frequently to protect from
germs.
- Avoid using public pens & pencils (use you own
at doctor's offices, stores, banks, etc.)

To minimize colds and flu:

- Disinfect and sanitize home surfaces including
doorknobs, telephones, even the TV remote control.

To prevent accidental fires:

- Use flashlights, not candles - if you lose
electrical power.

- Keep space heaters at least three feet away from
furnishings, drapes, and all flammable objects.

To prevent accidental fires:

- Turn off space heaters when you leave the room.

Complete your Family Preparedness Plan at
weather.com/READY

Take frequent breaks when shoveling snow.

Heart attacks due to over exertion are a leading
cause of death during winter storms.

Allergies-

To reduce the severity of many allergy attacks on
airplane flights, use decongestant nose drops or
inhalers before a flight.

Allergies-

To reduce the number and severity of many allergy
attacks, attach Electrostatic filters to heating
and a/c equipment to remove allergens from the air.

For more on weather and your health
tune to The Weather Channel or
go to weather.com/health

Tee Time Forecast

2pm

Monday

E 19

Golf Index

Tuesday

E 15

Low

Wednesday

ESE 13

Low

Check the forecast for any
golf course in the U.S.
at weather.com/golf

Gardening Forecast

Monday

LOW

HIGH

Chance of Precip

50%

Watering Needs Index

Moderate

Cloud Cover

75%

For more information on weather
and your lawn and garden,
go to weather.com/garden.

Ski Report

Waterville Valley47 Trails

NEW SNOW

BASE SNOW

16 - 30'

Spring

Waterville Valley47 Trails

NEW SNOW

BASE SNOW

16 - 30'

Spring

Waterville Valley47 Trails

NEW SNOW

BASE SNOW

16 - 30'

Spring

SUNMONTUE

New York

Chicago

Los Angeles

International Forecasts

SUNMONTUE

Madrid

Tokyo

Mexico City

now

no report

PAST 3 HOURS

Camden:

Tonight's Forecast

A few clouds. Low 53. Winds light and variable.

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SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNING

Severe Thunderstorm Warning National Weather Service Lincoln IL 113 AM CDT Thu May 23 2019 The National Weather Service in Lincoln has issued a * Severe Thunderstorm Warning for... Piatt County in central Illinois... Southeastern De Witt County in central Illinois... Champaign County in east central Illinois... Northeastern Macon County in central Illinois... * Until 200 AM CDT. * At 113 AM CDT, a severe thunderstorm was located near Monticello, moving east at 55 mph. HAZARD...70 mph wind gusts and quarter size hail. SOURCE...Trained weather spotters. IMPACT...Hail damage to vehicles is expected. Expect considerable tree damage. Wind damage is also likely to mobile homes, roofs, and outbuildings. * Locations impacted include... Champaign, Monticello, Urbana, Savoy, Mahomet, St. Joseph, Tolono, Bement, Philo, Sidney, Homer, Thomasboro, Gifford, Ogden, Pesotum, De Land, Bondville, Broadlands, Allerton and Lake Of The Woods.