Lillian Current Weather

Station ID	City (Click for Map Location)	Neighborhood (Click for History)	Last Update (Date & Time)	Temperature (°)	Dew Point (°)	Humidity (%)	Wind (mph)	from the	Wind Gust (mph)	Pressure (mb)	Hourly Rain (in)
KALLILLI1	Lillian	www.LillianWeather.com	05/16 14:50:05	71	70	95	7	SSW	9	1012.23	0.05
KALLILLI2	Lillian	Lillian Beach	05/16 14:49:27	76	73	90	13	SW	13	1010.88	0.00
MC1141	Pensacola	APRSWXNET Pensacola FL US	05/16 14:05:00	72	71	98	0	South	5	1008.85	0.00
KFLPENSA17	Pensacola	Saufley Field	05/16 14:40:16	72	71	98	0	NNW	0	1011.22	0.00
KALSEMIN1	Seminole	STYX River	05/16 14:47:31	74	74	100	2	SSW	6	1010.54	0.07
KFLPENSA18	Pensacola	Gulf Coast Weather	05/16 14:42:52	0	0	0	0	North	0	1007.83	0.05
KALFOLEY1	Foley	Pecan Street	05/16 14:48:30	72	72	100	0	South	14	1011.90	0.00
MAP483	Pensacola	APRSWXNET Pensacola FL US	05/16 14:33:00	72	70	94	8	SW	10	1011.90	0.00
MPCLF1	Pensacola	NOS_NWLON Pensacola, FL	05/16 14:06:00	73	0	0	0	ESE	3	1010.54	0.00
MAP499	Pensacola	APRSWXNET Pensacola FL US	05/16 14:32:00	74	73	97	1	SW	6	1011.90	0.00

Full Advisory Text

Warning Description: Flood Warning

Warning Date: 11:43 am CDT on May 16, 2008

WarningSum:...The Flash Flood Warning Has Been Cancelled For Southern Mobile And
Southern Baldwin Counties...

Warning Message:The runoff from heavy rainfall earlier this morning has subsided.  
Radar estimated precipitation shows that a general two to three 
inches of rainfall fell in a short time from St. Elmo to Alabama 
Point to Fairhope to Milton to Crestview.  Another one ot two inches 
of locally heavy rain could occur across the northwest Florida 
Panhandle through 3 PM CDT.
A Flash Flood Watch remains in effect until 4 PM CDT.
Lat...Lon 3042 8795 3064 8795 3066 8802 3031 8812
      3033 8828 3038 8833 3035 8839 3070 8841
      3073 8749 3067 8739 3053 8746 3043 8736
      3028 8753 3027 8778
time...Mot...loc 1643z 180deg 0kt 3058 8789
Warning Description: Flash Flood Watch

Warning Date: 8:41 am CDT on May 16, 2008

WarningSum:...Flash Flood Watch In Effect Until 4 Pm Cdt This Afternoon...

Warning Message:The National Weather Service in Mobile has issued a
* Flash Flood Watch for portions of extreme southwest Alabama and the
  western Florida Panhandle...including the following areas...in
  southwest Alabama...lower Baldwin and lower Mobile counties. In the
  western Florida Panhandle...Escambia...Okaloosa...and Santa Rosa
  counties.
* Until 4 PM CDT this afternoon
* numerous thunderstorms...most with heavy rain...will persist along
  a stalled marine boundary parallel with Interstate 10. The
  thunderstorms will move slowly east across the coastal sections
  through mid afternoon. 2 to 4 inches of rainfall had already fallen
  this morning along and south of the I-10 corridor. Additional
  widespread rainfall amounts of 2 to 4 inches are possible across
  the watch area...with some localized areas possibly receiving up to
  5 inches of additional rain.
* The expected slow movement of the storms to repeatedly move over
  the same area will result in heavy rainfall and a potential for
  flash flooding.
A Flash Flood Watch means that conditions may develop that lead to
flash flooding. Flash flooding is a very dangerous situation. You
should monitor later forecasts and be prepared to take action should
flash flood warnings be issued.