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SEVERE T-STORMS & SEVERE WARNINGS POSSIBLE- For 8-29-2010 through 9-7-2010

FOR POSSIBLE ATTENTION - WEST TO CENTRAL CONUS - Ending of summer weather conditions will prevail as some pacific fronts continue advancing in from the west coast. An early fall pattern will show trends in some areas in the coming weeks. Some severe thunderstorms may occur in the northern/central Plains and midwest in this time period.. Monitor alerts page WS Alerts Page and our Twitter on SWS home page for immediate possibilities as this situation unfolds.

SEVERE STORM SEASON HAS WINDED DOWN IN TORNADO ALLEY.. SOME AREAS SHOULD BE MONITORED FOR SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS IN THE NORTHERN CONUS. USE ABOVE IMAGES TO GAUGE CURRENT ACTIVITY. SEVERE WEATHER HAS BEEN ACTIVE SO FAR FOR THE TIME PERIOD OF 4-21 TO 7-15. THE LATEST HIGH RISK SEVERE WARNING WAS ISSUED 6-17 FOR THE NORTHERN PLAINS STATES WITH MULTIPLE TORNADOES, SOME DAMAGING TORNADOES OCCURRED IN MINNESOTA RATED AN EF-4. A STRONG ISOLATED TORNADO OUTBREAK IN NORTH CENTRAL SOUTH DAKOTA OCCURRED 5-22. A ROUND OF SEVERE WEATHER OCCURRED FROM 6-2 UNTIL 6-25. SEVERE WEATHER IS EXPECTED IN THE NORTHERN PLAINS AS THE PATTERN STARTS MOVING NORTH IN THE LATER PART OF THE SEASON INTO FALL.

SEVERE WEATHER MONITORING IS PRIORITY FOR THE NORTHERN/CENTRAL PLAINS.. NO SIGNIFICANT TROPICAL CYCLONES AS OF MID AUGUST.. HURRICANE SEASON IS CONTINUING ON A SLOW PACE FOR 2010, JUNE 1ST. THE FIRST CAT 5 OF THE SEASON "CELIA" OCCURRED IN THE EASTERN PACIFIC... ALEX MADE LANDFALL IN THE WEST GULF OF MEXICO AS A CAT 2 HURRICANE. TROPICAL STORM BONNIE MADE LANDFALL WITH MINIMAL FORCE. MORE UPDATES AS THE BELOW AVRAGE SEASON GETS MORE ACTIVE INTO EARLY SEPTEMBER... Hurricane Season 2010

SWS Severe Weather Prediction : Updated 8-29.. 3:01 pm MDT

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