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<br /> <br />Precipitation Forecasts (CPC) <br /> <br />t <br /> <br />- <br /> <br /> <br />" <br /> <br />33 <br /> <br />1 ','-"!.~,. <br />~~~Ut:rKi~~~~~~~ <br />A "Ul.S IWlllvt c <br />. "[Ill.' NC.I'II'I~ <br />8n[,..,atlOW <br />~ .o-r -80 <br /> <br />PRECIPITATION OUTLOQ( <br />3.~ MO LL SEASONAL <br />VAllOt Jrl1 200~ 0 <br />MADE: 16 SEP 200~ <br />-do ---.1Q_' -100 <br /> <br />^ -"1 <br />'.""\.". <br />~ '-,.;.~, <br />J <br />"..." 'i~' ~ <br />eHll..c:tIi.ro A. N. II <br />A ntlllMSA$OV[ c <br />Mn[l'l..,tlOII'II'IL <br />. "[II.' .[~QloI <br />- o--r- -110 <br /> <br />PRECIPITATION OUTLOO( <br />o.~ MO LL SEASONAL <br />VALIOl OND 200"1 0 <br />MADEl 16 SEP 200"l <br />-120 ---t~\ -100 <br /> <br />The crc forecast for OCT-DEC'04 has increased precipitation odds over TX and FL, while CO <br />and states to the south and west fall under climatological odds ("EC"). During JAN-MAR'05, the <br />crc forecast highlights a risk of drier-than-nom1al conditions over the NW U.S., including <br />NW eo, while keeping wetter-than-normal odds to our southwest. <br /> <br />Source (for epe forecasts): http://www.cpc.ncep.noaa.gov/products/forecasts/ <br />