Some radar estimates are showing as much as 5" of rain in some locations of southeast Missouri. In the past 24 hours (7am Thursday - 7am Friday) we have officially picked up:
- Poplar Bluff, Missouri Aiport - 2.55"
- Cape Girardeau, Missouri Airport - 1.61"
- Paducah, Kentucky Airport - 0.89"
- Carbondale, Illinois Airport - 0.83"
First here is a look at the NAM forecast model. It is indicating an additional 0.60" of rain for Cape Girardeau.
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Here is a look at the GFS forecast model. This model is indicating an additional 0.69" of rain for Cape Girardeau.
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I'm kind of amazed that the models have such consistency. Usually models will be a little more off.
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