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Of Change The Past Week Or So July 2013 Part 3
In Brazil, the snow fell
In three states in the south of Brazil, has been heavy snowfall. Unexpected snowstorm swept through the 90 settlements of the country. In the mountainous region of Santa Catarina, the air temperature dropped to the level of -7 ° C.
In the city of Curitiba was no snow since 1975. In the vicinity of the capital of the State of Santa Catarina - the city Florianopulis - blizzard happened for the first time in 29 years. Moreover - subzero temperatures and snow were observed not only in the southern regions of Brazil
Backwards
storm: Kansas lashed by 100 mph winds, and soft-ball size hail
24
July, 2013
As
sunrise brings fresh light to the aftermath of strong storms in
southern Kansas from Tuesday night, authorities are beginning to
assess the toll.
Hail
as large as baseballs was reported in east Hutchinson, according to
Reno County Emergency Management. Winds estimated as high as 100
miles an hour were reported in southern Reno County near Pretty
Prairie. The town itself was hit hard by hail and strong winds,
knocking down trees and blocking streets.
“Please
Please Please stay away from Pretty Prairie for now. They are not
letting people into town at this time,” a post on Reno County
Emergency Management’s Facebook page implored.
A
hail stone measuring 4.75 inches in diameter fell near Yoder in
eastern Reno County and hail as large as tennis balls was also
reported.
More
heavy rain strong winds struck Argonia in Sumner County Tuesday
night, which was still picking up the pieces from Monday night’s
microburst storm that ripped portions of the roof off the high school
and elementary school.
Officially,
Wichita recorded 1.02 inches of rain, according to National Weather
Service meteorologist Eric Schminke. But heavier amounts were
reported elsewhere in the city – including an inch of rain falling
in just a half-hour at Central and Ridge Road in west Wichita.
Substantial
rain over each of the past two days in the Cheney Lake watershed area
is likely to boost water levels at the lake. With the ground already
saturated, runoff into the lake – which until recently was
Wichita’s primary water source – should be considerable.
Earthchange:
Unusual storm system moves backwards across continental U.S.
An
unusual storm system is over Oklahoma and Texas at this time, causing
severe thunderstorms and much needed rainfall to the dry areas of
both states.
14
July, 2013
A
low pressure system that started in the Eastern United States has
retrograded under a ridge of high pressure to the north over the last
couple of days. This system is moving from east to west, which
is extremely unusual for this hemisphere. We’ve seen these
move east to west for a short period of time, but this one will make
it to Southern California by the time it weakens.
The
upper level system is known as an easterly wave, however I’d like
to call it a super easterly wave based on the distance it is going to
travel. This particular system will have traveled from one side
of the country to the other once it has stopped moving west, diving
from there into Mexico, gathering up monsoonal moisture to be put
into Nevada and Southern California later in the week into next week.
Rainfall
estimations across parts of Central Texas could be over 2-4″ of
rain, with more rain (above 6+” possible in parts of South-Central
Texas. Severe storms, including tornadoes, hail, and damaging
winds will be possible from Texas, New Mexico, and parts of Arizona
through the next few days
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