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December 9, 2007

Great Plains Winter Storm Dec 8-10 [post 8]

Filed under: General Weather & Forecasting — Mike U @ 4:08 am

Extreme Southeast Kansas to Central Missouri Thunder Ice Storm!  Wow, take a look at Springfield, MO radar early this morning.  Incredible convection occurring in colder than 32F surface temperatures… and training over the same areas too.  There is going to be a narrow swath of 1-2" of ice accumulations over a short period of time.  According to the recent SGF LSR, Columbus, KS is experience bigtime problems with power out in the entire community (or close to it) and they are opening shelters with numerous trees/powerlines down from the rapid ice accumulation.

0329 AM     ICE STORM        COLUMBUS                37.17N 94.84W  
12/09/2007                   CHEROKEE           KS   EMERGENCY MNGR   
 
            WIDESPREAD POWER OUTAGES REPORTED IN COLUMBUS. SHELTER  
            OPENING IN COLUMBUS AT THE COMMUNITY CENTER NEXT TO THE  
            FIRE DEPARTMENT. AREAS OF CREST LINE NOW WITHOUT POWER.  



 

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