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Much of country felt impact of winter storm
['Dave Bergmeier', 'Richard Tinker']
High Plains Journal
Sleet totals topped out near 7 inches in Arkansas and near or slightly over 6 inches fell on scattered sites across Oklahoma and Texas.
Improvements were made where some of the heaviest liquid-equivalent precipitation fell, including a few places where it fell in frozen form.
The single widespread and extremely impactful winter storm was responsible for almost all of the precipitation observed.
The precipitation fell mostly in liquid form in southeastern Arizona and was sufficient to bring improvements into that area.
Meanwhile, enhanced chances for subnormal precipitation covers the Northern Plains and most areas from the Rockies to the Pacific Ocean.