STORM SUMMARY NUMBER 7 FOR MAJOR SPRING STORM
NWS HYDROMETEOROLOGICAL PREDICTION CENTER CAMP SPRINGS MD
400 AM EST TUES MAR 14 2006

THE STORM SYSTEM RESPONSIBLE FOR THE RECENT OUTBREAK OF SEVERE
WEATHER THROUGH THE CENTRAL U.S. CONTINUES TO PROGRESS EASTWARD AT
A STEADY PACE AND SHOULD MOVE OFF THE EASTERN SEABOARD TUESDAY
MORNING. A LINE OF SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS ALONG AND AHEAD OF
THE COLD FRONT IS CURRENTLY ORIENTED FROM THE NEW ENGLAND STATES
THROUGH THE MIDDLE ATLANTIC AND INTO THE EASTERN GULF COAST
REGION. 

THE OUTBREAK OF SEVERE WEATHER THAT OCCURRED SATURDAY THROUGH
MONDAY IN ASSOCIATION WITH THIS SYSTEM RESULTED IN NUMEROUS
REPORTS OF TORNADOES...LARGE HAIL...AND DAMAGING WINDS FROM THE
CENTRAL PLAINS INTO THE MISSISSIPPI AND OHIO VALLEYS. ALL SEVERE
THUNDERSTORM AND TORNADO WATCHES HAVE NOW EXPIRED. 

THIS STORM SYSTEM HAS ALSO PRODUCED HEAVY SNOW ACROSS PORTIONS OF
THE NORTHERN PLAINS AND UPPER MIDWEST. WINTER STORM WARNINGS
REMAIN IN EFFECT THROUGH TUESDAY AFTERNOON FOR MUCH OF THE UPPER
PENINSULA AND NORTHERN LOWER PENINSULA OF MICHIGAN. BLIZZARD
WARNINGS ARE UP THROUGH THE NORTHEASTERN PART OF THE UPPER
PENINSULA OF MICHIGAN ALONG THE SOUTHERN SHORE OF LAKE SUPERIOR.

...SELECTED 48 HOUR RAINFALL AMOUNTS IN INCHES THROUGH 8 AM CST
MONDAY...

MISSOURI...

POTOSI...........................3.78
STE GENEVEIVE....................3.15
DE SOTO..........................2.73
FESTUS...........................2.66
CAPE GIRARDEAU...................2.49

ILLINOIS...

WALTONVILLE......................4.81
MOUNT VERNON.....................4.59
GRAYVILLE........................4.25
ROCKTON..........................3.87
MURPHYSBORO......................3.40
SPARTA...........................3.36
SPRINGFIELD......................3.03
CARBONDALE.......................2.57
SCOTT AFB........................2.42

KENTUCKY...

LOUISVILLE.......................3.52
SPOTTSVILLE......................3.45
COVINGTION.......................3.25
HENDERSON CITY...................2.99
FORT KNOX........................2.59
WARSAW...........................2.58

INDIANA...

DUBOIS...........................5.64
SCOTTSBURG.......................5.10
MCCUTCHANVILLE...................4.24
EVANSVILLE.......................4.19
SAINT MEINRAD....................4.13
CLIFTY CREEK.....................4.05
BLOOMINGTON......................3.53
INDIANAPOLIS.....................2.22

OHIO...

VINTON...........................5.22
ABERDEEN.........................4.84
WEST CHESTER.....................4.35
WEST UNION.......................3.57
WILMINGTON.......................2.48
PHARISBURG.......................2.39
DELHI MAINTENANCE................2.12
NASHVILLE........................2.11
WRIGHT PATTERSON AFB.............2.04

WISCONSIN...

CLINTON..........................3.96
DELAVAN..........................3.80
MILLARD..........................2.90
BELOIT...........................2.34
RACINE...........................1.99

WEST VIRGINIA...

ELIZABETH........................2.62
BELLEVILLE.......................2.55

MICHIGAN...

MUSKEGON.........................3.44
CROTON...........................2.44

IOWA...

WAPELLO..........................2.79
WEST BRANCH......................2.38
LE CLAIRE........................2.12

...SELECTED STORM TOTAL SNOWFALL AMOUNTS IN INCHES THROUGH 8 PM
CST MONDAY 
(UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE)...

SOUTH DAKOTA...

HOT SPRINGS......................15.0
POTATO CREEK.....................12.0
ORAL.............................12.0
KADOKA...........................12.0
ROCKYFORD........................10.5
HISEGA...........................10.0
HAYES.............................9.5

NEBRASKA...

RUSHVILLE.........................8.0
GORDON............................8.0
CODY..............................8.0

WYOMING...

NEWCASTLE.........................5.0
CLARETON..........................4.0

MINNESOTA...

HASTINGS.........................18.0
CLEAR HOPE.......................17.0
RIVER FALLS......................15.5
NORTH ST PAUL....................12.6
RED WING.........................12.0
SHERBURN.........................12.0
WOODBURY.........................12.0

WISCONSIN...

GILE.............................28.5     THROUGH 10 PM EST 
MELLEN...........................27.0     THROUGH 10 PM EST     
UPSON............................25.0     THROUGH 10 PM EST
MONTREAL.........................18.0     THROUGH 10 PM EST
HAUGEN...........................23.0    
SARONA...........................20.0
BIRCHWOOD........................19.0
CAMERON..........................19.0
RICE LAKE........................19.0
RIVER FALLS......................19.0
HURLY AREA.......................18.0
CLEAR LAKE.......................17.0
GLIDDEN..........................16.0
NEW RICHMOND.....................13.8
PHILIPS..........................12.1
LUCK.............................12.0

MICHIGAN...

ROCKLAND.........................28.0     THROUGH 10 PM EST 
CALUMET..........................18.0     THROUGH 10 PM EST  
ONTONAGON........................16.0     THROUGH 10 PM EST
MOHAWK...........................15.0     THROUGH 10 PM EST
BARAGA...........................12.6     THROUGH 10 PM EST
BESSEMER.........................12.0
SOUTH RANGE......................10.0
LAKE LINDEN.......................8.0

THIS IS THE LAST STORM SUMMARY FOR THIS SYSTEM THAT WILL BE ISSUED
BY THE HYDROMETEOROLOGICAL PREDICTION CENTER. 

BELL


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