Thursday, July 24, 2008
Strong To Severe Thunderstorms Crossing Northern and Central Vermont; Flash Flood Potential High
     Currently a line of Strong to Severe Thunderstorms are located over the Champlain Valley of Vermont. These storms extend along a line from Georgia to Rutland, and Moving Northeast at around 35 MPH. These storms are expected to hit areas currently under a flash flood warning. Hourly rainfall totals are falling at a rate of up to 1.6 inches per hour. Rainfall amounts of up to 1 inch could fall in the path of these storms, this may lead to flash flooding. The counties of most concern are Lamoille, Washington, Orleans, and Eastern portions of Franklin County where Flood Warnings are already in effect from earlier heavy rains and flooding. Heavy rain is not the only threat damaging winds up to 60MPH could push through areas east of the thunderstorms. Stay tunned over the next couple hours for updates. Next update will be issued in 30 minutes. Less if conditions permit...
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