If anyone has a update on a potential weather condition that could have a effect on a game or total play please post it here. Currently in my area it is a ugly day with steady light rain and cold. This could have a impact on the Kent-Ohio game and possibly Bowling Green.
Storm system brings rain and snow to central region
Friday, October 18, 2002 Posted: 9:53 PM EDT (0153 GMT)
Satellite image of United States taken Friday at 9:02 p.m. EDT.
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A storm system moved through the Mississippi Valley on Friday, bringing snow to the northern reaches of the nation and rain farther south. A second system brought rain to the southern Plains and southwest.
Clouds covered the area from Montana into western New York and Pennsylvania, with rain reported in southern Wisconsin, Illinois and Michigan. The same storm system brought snow showers to Minnesota, North Dakota and northern Wisconsin, with a total of 5 inches reported in Wadena, Minnesota.
Blustery weather also was reported from the Dakotas through the Great Lakes, with winds gusting to 30 mph.
Scattered showers and storms, some severe, were found over New Mexico, with winds up to 50 mph and hail nearly an inch in diameter.
Steady rain and thunderstorms are covering parts of Texas, Oklahoma, Missouri and Arkansas.
The Rockies, Great Basin and Pacific Coast states were dry and fair, with the exception of the Pacific coastline, where low clouds and fog lingered.
Temperatures across the nation ranged from a morning low of 11 degrees in Wildhorse, Nevada, to a high of 84 in the Florida towns of Miami, Marathon, Hollywood and West Palm Beach.
Storm system brings rain and snow to central region
Friday, October 18, 2002 Posted: 9:53 PM EDT (0153 GMT)
Satellite image of United States taken Friday at 9:02 p.m. EDT.
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A storm system moved through the Mississippi Valley on Friday, bringing snow to the northern reaches of the nation and rain farther south. A second system brought rain to the southern Plains and southwest.
Clouds covered the area from Montana into western New York and Pennsylvania, with rain reported in southern Wisconsin, Illinois and Michigan. The same storm system brought snow showers to Minnesota, North Dakota and northern Wisconsin, with a total of 5 inches reported in Wadena, Minnesota.
Blustery weather also was reported from the Dakotas through the Great Lakes, with winds gusting to 30 mph.
Scattered showers and storms, some severe, were found over New Mexico, with winds up to 50 mph and hail nearly an inch in diameter.
Steady rain and thunderstorms are covering parts of Texas, Oklahoma, Missouri and Arkansas.
The Rockies, Great Basin and Pacific Coast states were dry and fair, with the exception of the Pacific coastline, where low clouds and fog lingered.
Temperatures across the nation ranged from a morning low of 11 degrees in Wildhorse, Nevada, to a high of 84 in the Florida towns of Miami, Marathon, Hollywood and West Palm Beach.
