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A stationary front still lingers across south Florida this morning. Add abundant tropical moisture and a nearby very strong jet stream and more heavy showers and thunderstorms are in the offing. Additional rainfall totals could reach or exceed three inches…To read the full story, click here - http://www.weatherworks.com/lifelong-learning-blog/?p=730 
Flood Advisory in effect for parts of Collier County, FL until 215 p.m. E.S.T. today…To read the full story, click here - http://www.weatherworks.com/lifelong-learning-blog/?p=727
A quasi-stationary front to the north of Naples, FL will be hanging around Florida at least until Thursday evening (Jan. 28, 2016). To the north and south of this frontal boundary, periods of rain, locally heavy…To read the full story, click here - http://www.weatherworks.com/lifelong-learning-blog/?p=724  The National Weather Service (NWS) has advised that all of south Florida is under the risk of some severe weather and heavy rainfall on Wednesday, possibly extending into Thursday…To read the full story, click here - http://www.weatherworks.com/lifelong-learning-blog/?p=720 
WEATHERTORIAL (my opinions and my opinions only) As this past weekend’s winter storm exits the mid-Atlantic region and the dig out begins, I caught the following on the main National Weather Service web page (Jan. 25. 2016): Tranquil Weather Returns To The East While Accumulating Snowfall Moves Into The Plains, Upper Midwest and Great Lakes High pressure will return to the east coast following the historic winter storm that dumped record snowfall. Low pressure over the central U.S will bring accumulating snow and some ice to the central and northern Plains, Upper Midwest, and the Great Lakes. Travel may become hazardous by later Monday into Tuesday. Read More... This put into perspective something that I have known for a long time...To read the full story, click here - http://www.weatherworks.com/lifelong-learning-blog/?p=716 
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