05-20-2019, 09:12 AM
(This post was last modified: 05-20-2019, 09:16 AM by Spiny_Norman.)
Golf course is kicking back today. Playing tough, more like R1 than R2. The Golf Channel will start their broadcast today at 1 pm pacific. But they will likely have reporting from the course (as well as lots of talking heads) during the pre-game show.
The focus today for the tv folks is the competition for the low individual, the medalist. Sierra Brooks from Florida leads right now at -4 after a stellar 6 under par 67 yesterday. Valenzuela is Stanford's low individual, 5 shots back in 6th place. Golf Channel will balance that with the race for the top 8.
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Weather alert - Flash Flood Watch which includes Washington County where Fayetteville is located.
The focus today for the tv folks is the competition for the low individual, the medalist. Sierra Brooks from Florida leads right now at -4 after a stellar 6 under par 67 yesterday. Valenzuela is Stanford's low individual, 5 shots back in 6th place. Golf Channel will balance that with the race for the top 8.
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Weather alert - Flash Flood Watch which includes Washington County where Fayetteville is located.
Quote: ..FLASH FLOOD WATCH IN EFFECT FROM 7 AM CDT THIS MORNING THROUGH TUESDAY EVENING...
* Flash Flood Watch to include portions of northwest Arkansas and Oklahoma...including the following counties...in northwest Arkansas...Benton...Carroll...Madison and Washington AR. in
Oklahoma...Adair...Cherokee...Delaware...Haskell...McIntosh...Muskogee...Pittsburg and Sequoyah.
* From 7 AM CDT this morning through Tuesday evening
* Thunderstorms with heavy rainfall will develop into parts of east central Oklahoma and northwest Arkansas mainly this afternoon and evening. A secondary line of strong storms are
expected Tuesday morning and into the afternoon. Rainfall amounts of 2 to 3 inches are likely, with locally higher amounts possible.
* The ground remains saturated from Saturday`s storms. The additional rainfall amounts will likely lead to flash flooding, especially near low-lying areas and smaller creeks and streams. In addition, a few main stem rivers could also rise above flood depending on the areas that receive the heaviest rainfall.
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