
The IPCC has warned that Earth is "firmly on track toward an unlivable world," and says greenhouse gas emissions must be halved by 2030 in order to limit warming to 1.5C, which would prevent the most catastrophic effects on humankind. Louis area was also rocked by a foot of rain in 24 hours, as was a location in southeastern Illinois.īMTN Note: Weather events in isolation can't always be pinned on climate change, but the broader trend of increasingly severe weather and record-breaking extremes seen in Minnesota and across the globe can be attributed directly to the rapidly warming climate caused by human activity. map Rain Maps notificationsactive Notifications insertchart Data help Help & Info person Account : morevert: arrowleft Change Date. More than three-dozen people died when eastern Kentucky was ravaged by intense rain in a short period of time.

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What's remarkable is the frequency of which mega-rain events have been happening in the past month. Home » Rainfall totals for the last 24 hours to 3 days high resolution map. View the Current Rainfall Report for information on current rainfall conditions and levels in Sacramento County. "It's very difficult to pinpoint an exact location and I want you to not to pay attention to where this is, but the fact that the model is producing it," Sundgaard said, pointing to a model that suggested 7-8 inches in far south-central Minnesota.Īs it turned out, that model was one county too far north. And there's going to be just a ton of moisture available," he said. Precipitation data is critical to track the impacts of rainfall on our two major wet-weather programs: Project. Now whether that's over the Twin Cities or south of us, or further south, it's going to happen somewhere. A map displays the rain totals over a 24-hour period as of 8 a.m. "We're going to see those storms redevelop, fill in and kind of develop over the same areas.
