STORM SUMMARY NUMBER 3 FOR SOUTHERN PLAINS HEAVY RAINS
NWS HYDROMETEOROLOGICAL PREDICTION CENTER CAMP SPRINGS MD
400 AM CDT THU JUN 28 2007

...A LARGE UPPER LEVEL LOW CONTINUES TO SPIN OVER TEXAS AND
OKLAHOMA. LOCALLY HEAVY RAIN CONTINUES OVER THE SOUTHERN PLAINS
AND EXTENDS INTO KANSAS AND MISSOURI...

FLOOD WARNINGS AND FLASH FLOOD WARNINGS CONTINUE IN EFFECT FOR
MUCH OF TEXAS...OKLAHOMA... AND SOUTHEASTERN KANSAS. IN
ADDITION...FLASH FLOOD WATCHES ARE ALSO IN EFFECT FOR THESE SAME
AREAS AS WELL AS PORTIONS OF EXTREME NORTHWESTERN
ARKANSAS...CENTRAL MISSOURI...EXTREME SOUTHEASTERN IOWA...AND
WESTERN ILLINOIS.  

AT 300 AM CDT...NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE DOPPLER RADARS SHOWED
SEVERAL CLUSTERS OF SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS OVER PORTIONS OF
CENTRAL TEXAS ROTATING UNDER THE UPPER LEVEL LOW. RAINFALL OVER
OKLAHOMA IS CURRENTLY DIMINISHING IN INTENSITY.
MEANWHILE...STEADIER RAINFALL CONTINUES OVER EASTERN KANSAS AND
MUCH OF NORTHERN AND CENTRAL MISSOURI.

...SELECTED STORM RAINFALL TOTALS IN INCHES AS OF 300 AM CDT
THURSDAY...

...TEXAS...

MARBLE FALLS 6 ENE                19.05
MARBLE FALLS                      17.92
BURNET 6 SSE                      13.79
MARBLE FALLS 10 N                 13.45
SPICEWOOD 5 WNW                   10.55
KINGSLAND                         10.16
BERTRAM 8 SSW                      9.92
KINGSLAND 1 E                      9.18
DUNDEE 6 NNW                       8.85
KILLEEN MUNICIPAL AIRPORT          7.24
HUCKABAY 2 NW                      6.35 
SANTA ANNA 0.5 E                   5.83
MASON                              5.57 
WATAUGA 2.4 WNW                    5.55
PROCTOR LAKE                       5.50
MABELLE                            5.27 
FORT WORTH/MEACHAM                 5.20 
TERRELL (ASOS)                     4.45
SHADY SHORES 3.9 N                 4.20
KEMPNER                            4.14 
BONITA 4 NW                        3.95
RANGER                             3.91 
PLANO 2.4 WSW                      3.88 
UNIVERSITY PARK 3.1 WNW            3.87
DALLAS/FORT WORTH INTL AIRPORT     3.82 
DALLAS/LOVE FIELD                  3.74  
CHARLIE 8 NW                       3.69
BRADY                              3.50 
GRANBURY 7.1 NNW                   3.42 
RICHARDSON 2.4 WSW                 3.39
NEW BRAUNFELS 3.1 WNW              3.34 
DECATUR                            3.30
FORT WORTH 7.8 SE                  3.27
GRAND PRAIRIE                      3.27 
SAN MARCOS 16 W                    3.25

...OKLAHOMA...

SHAWNEE 0.8 ESE                    7.04 
TECUMSEH 0.4 ESE                   5.05 
WALTERS 1 ENE                      5.00
RANDLETT 8 E                       4.80
WALTERS 1 NW                       4.44
MUSTANG 2.1 WNW                    3.92
VANCE AFB/ENID                     3.53  
CHATTANOOGA 3 NE                   3.49
DUNCAN 11 W                        3.48
GUTHRIE 4.9 SSE                    3.40 
EDMOND 1.6 W                       3.31 
WILEY POST 1.6 NNW                 3.27 
MINCO 3 SSW                        3.22
WAURIKA DAM-BEAVER CREEK           3.20
MCALESTER REGIONAL AIRPORT         3.07 
OKLAHOMA CITY/WILEY                2.94 

...ARKANSAS...

VANDERVOORT 8 E                    4.04
BOGG SPRING 6 WNW                  3.87
DE QUEEN 4 NW- DAM                 3.22
PINE RIDGE                         3.07
SILOAM SPRINGS/SMITH FIELD         1.62 
FAYETTEVILLE/DRAKE FIELD           1.21  

...NEBRASKA...

AUBURN 8 SW                        4.80  
FAIRBURY                           4.00 
AUBURN                             3.31 
CHESTER                            2.30 
DILLER 3.0 E                       2.03 

...MISSOURI...

HALLSWILLE 2 W                     4.00 
HILLSBORO 0.5 SSW                  1.93 
BOWLING GREEN 0.6 SE               1.50 

...KANSAS...

MUNDEN 3 NW                        3.50 
SCANDIA                            3.00 
ST. MARYS 1 N                      2.50 
PARSONS/TRI-CITY AIRPORT           1.66 
PRETTY PRAIRIE 9.4 ENE             1.50 


THE HEAVY RAINFALL THREAT WILL CONTINUE FOR THE SOUTHERN PLAINS
ALONG WITH SOUTHEASTERN KANSAS AND CENTRAL MISSOURI AS THE UPPER
LEVEL LOW REMAINS QUASI-STATIONARY OVER SOUTHERN OKLAHOMA AND
NORTHERN TEXAS. AHEAD OF THIS SYSTEM...A LARGE UPPER RIDGE IS
FORECAST TO DEVELOP WHICH WILL PREVENT SIGNIFICANT MOVEMENT OF THE
UPPER LOW OVER THE NEXT FEW DAYS. THE COMBINATION OF A CONTINUED
SUPPLY OF LOW-LEVEL MOISTURE FROM THE GULF OF MEXICO AND THE
STRONG DYNAMIC FORCING FROM THE UPPER LOW CENTER WILL LEAD TO THE
POTENTIAL FOR ADDITIONAL LOCALLY HEAVY RAINFALL OF 1 TO 3 INCHES
DURING THE NEXT 2 TO 3 DAYS ACROSS MANY OF THE SAME AREAS OF TEXAS
AND OKLAHOMA THAT HAVE ALREADY RECEIVED EXCESSIVE AMOUNTS.

THE NEXT STORM SUMMARY WILL BE ISSUED BY THE HYDROMETEOROLOGICAL
PREDICTION CENTER AT 1000 AM CDT. PLEASE REFER TO YOUR LOCAL
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE OFFICE FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON THIS
EVENT.

MAUSSER