Another in a series of storms is threatening the central U.S. with heavy snow in the north and tornadoes in the South.
Snowfall totals of up to 22 inches have already been reported in southeast South Dakota near Lake Andes as of Tuesday morning. Nebraska has a top report of 15 inches in north-central parts of the state. Rawlins, Wyo., reported 24 inches late Monday. Totals in excess of 4 feet were reported over the weekend: Sundance, Utah, posted 52 inches and Mammoth Mountain, Calif., 54 inches.
Training storms, or those that keep passing over the same area, led to particularly heavy rainfall rates in northern Kentucky and southeast Arkansas. Flooding in Kentucky led to some water rescues, including of a bus carrying schoolchildren near Paris, in Lexington’s northeastern suburbs. Much of the same region threatened by severe thunderstorms is also at risk for excessive rainfall and the potential for flooding Tuesday. Much of the south is in Level 2 out of 4 risk for excessive rainfall, while a smaller Level“Intense rates along with potential training are expected to contribute to the threat for heavy amounts,” the Weather Service wrote Tuesday morning.
8 kids and a bus driver were just rescued from a school bus in Bourbon Co. Driver called for help when she realized she couldn’t drive through deep water on Collins Rd. near Silas Pike.
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