THE HYDROMETEOROLOGICAL PREDICTION CENTER
CAMP SPRINGS, MD
STORM SUMMARY MESSAGE
STORM SUMMARY NUMBER 11 FOR HEAVY RAINFALL EVENT FROM THE
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY TO THE SOUTHEAST
NWS HYDROMETEOROLOGICAL PREDICTION CENTER CAMP SPRINGS MD
1000 PM CDT MON MAY 03 2010
...HEAVY RAINS AND THUNDERSTORMS CONTINUE ACROSS THE SOUTHEAST....
FLOOD AND FLASH FLOOD WATCHES AND WARNINGS HAVE BEEN ISSUED ALONG
THE FLORIDA PANHANDLE AND NORTHEASTWARDS THROUGH CENTRAL GEORGIA.
FLOOD WARNINGS AND ADVISORIES REMAIN IN EFFECT ACROSS SCATTERED
PORTIONS OF THE LOWER MISSISSIPPI...TENNESSEE...AND OHIO VALLEYS.
FOR A DETAILED GRAPHICAL DEPICTION OF THE LATEST
WATCHES...WARNINGS AND ADVISORIES...PLEASE SEE WWW.WEATHER.GOV
AT 900 PM CDT...A STALLED FRONTAL BOUNDARY WAS DRAPED OVER THE
SOUTHEASTERN U.S.. NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE DOPPLER RADARS AND
SURFACE OBSERVATIONS INDICATED A SOLID BAND OF MODERATE TO HEAVY
RAIN WITH EMBEDDED THUNDERSTORMS FROM THE FLORIDA
PANHANDLE...NORTHEASTWARDS ACROSS CENTRAL GEORGIA...AND INTO SOUTH
CENTRAL NORTH CAROLINA.
...SELECTED STORM TOTAL RAINFALL IN INCHES FROM 700 PM CDT FRI APR
30 THROUGH 1000 PM CDT MON MAY 03...
...ALABAMA...
MALONE 4 NNW 5.26
JASPER 3.8 NE 5.02
JOENS BLUFF 4.99
HANCEVILLE 1.6 E 4.98
TYLER 4 E 4.65
TROY MUNI ARPT 4.21
GUNTERSVILLE 4.18
THOMASVILLE 4.18
SCOTTSBORO 4.12
VALLEY HEAD 3.91
ARKADELPHIA 7 WNW 3.80
ANNISTON METRO AIRPORT 2.96
MAXWELL AFB/MONTGOMERY 2.83
HUNTSVILLE 2.59
...FLORIDA...
PORTLAND 5 W 5.83
DESTIN AIRPORT 4.43
VALPARAISO/EGLIN AFB 4.06
DE FUNIAK SPRINGS 4.00
PITTMAN 2.69
MILLIGAN 2.29
...GEORGIA...
FORT BENNING 7.16
CARSONVILLE 6.36
EELBEECK 5.81
FAIRPLAY 5.35
MABLETON 0.6 NNW 5.03
WINSTON 2.5 SSW 4.79
COLUMBUS METRO ARPT 4.77
GEORGETOWN 4.58
AMERICUS 4.57
WHITESBURG 4.47
SMYRNA 4.43
DORAVILLE 2 NNE 4.40
AUSTELL 4.39
ATLANTA 4.36
AUGUSTA 3.99
...MISSISSIPPI...
CORINTH 10.81
SARDIS DAM 7.76
ASHLAND 2 SW 7.65
NEW ALBANY 7.37
BOONEVILLE 7.29
HOLLY SPRINGS 4 N 7.25
BATESVILLE 2.2 SSE 6.96
VAIDEN 1 SSW 6.79
WINONA 5 E 6.44
BELZONI 6.13
GULFPORT/BILOXI 2.83
...NORTH CAROLINA...
NEWFOUND GAP 3.67
MURPHY 2 NE 2.27
FONTANA DAM 2.25
BREVARD 1 NNE 2.20
MARBLE 2.20
NEEDMORE 2.12
NANTAHALA DAM POWERHOUSE 2.00
...VIRGINIA...
PENNINGTON GAP 1 W 3.63
DUFFIELD 3.42
COEBURN 3.02
GRUNDY 2.89
APPALACHIA 2.71
...SELECTED STORM TOTAL RAINFALL IN INCHES WHERE THE EVENT HAS
ENDED...
...ARKANSAS...
LITTLE ROCK 5.4 ENE 6.53
WEST MEMPHIS MUNI ARPT 6.49
AUSTIN 2.5 SSE 6.12
BENTON 5.85
TYRONZA 2 NW 5.70
DE QUEEN 4 NW 5.65
JUDSONIA 5.63
HUGHES 6 W 5.47
TWIST 2 E 5.44
AUGUSTA 2 NW 5.43
CRYSTAL VALLEY 5.39
SEARCY 4.1 SE 5.25
...ILLINOIS...
GRAND CHAIN 4.64
CRAB ORCHARD 4.03
BROOKPORT 3.95
OHIO R AT SMITHLAND L AND D 3.65
CARMI 2.96
GRAYVILLE 2.51
OLD SHAWNEETOWN 2.41
GRAND CHAIN 2.24
CAIRO 3 N 2.10
LAWERNCEVILLE-VINCENNES INTL AP 2.10
...INDIANA...
CANNELTON 5.18
NEWBURGH LOCK AND DAM 3.70
CHANDLER 1.1 S 3.56
EVANSVILLE 3.9 ESE 3.46
STENDAL 3.32
CORYDON 0.8 ESE 3.19
BOONVILLE 2.4 N 3.17
MAUCKPORT 4.7 NE 3.10
ELIZABETH 1.4 N 3.06
HUNTINGBURG 6.2 WSW 2.97
LANESVILLE 1.1 NW 2.96
MILLTOWN 5.7 SSE 2.82
PETERSBURG 1.4 ENE 2.75
...KENTUCKY...
BOWLING GREEN-WARREN CO. ARPT 9.67
ELKTON 6 NNE 9.30
BARREN RIVER LAKE 8.70
GLASGOW 8.00
HARDIN 7.80
FORT CAMPBELL AAF 7.58
ROSEWOOD 2 NE 7.55
BEE LICK 5 W 7.45
NOLIN RIVER LAKE 7.35
CAVE RUN LAKE 7.32
HERNDON 4 SW 7.19
GUTHRIE 0.8 WNW 7.16
COBB 7.04
PRINCETON 7.00
LEXINGTON/BLUE GRASS FIELD 6.03
FRANKFORT 5.25
...LOUISIANA...
GRETNA 2.80
SLIDELL SEWAGE PLANT 2.60
LAKE PROVIDENCE 2.02
...MISSOURI...
PRINCE LANDING 4.29
COMMERCE 3.94
NEELYS 4 SE 3.81
MARBLE HILL 3.38
CAPE GIRARDEAU MUNI ARPT 3.06
DORA 2.69
SIKESTON 2 N 2.66
ALLEY SPRINGS 2.58
JACKSON 1.1 NE 2.53
ROBY 3 SE 2.50
SHELL KNOB 4.2 SE 2.50
...NEW JERSEY...
RIDGEWOOD 2.45
...OHIO...
LYNX 5 W 5.03
WAMSLEY 3 NW 4.78
IRONTON 10 E 4.76
NORTHUP 3 N 4.64
OMEGA 4.47
RIO GRANDE 4.42
REDOAK 4.20
RARDON 4.14
TRANQUILITY 4 NE 3.88
SOUTH POINT 3.80
...PENNSYLVANIA...
HARRISBURG 3.70
MIDDLETOWN/OLMSTED 3.42
PAXTONIA 3.13
HERSHEY 1 NW 3.05
MARYSVILLE 2.81
READING/SPAATZ FIELD 2.69
ELZABATHVILLE 2.62
BERNE 2.61
LEBANON 2 W 2.60
MYERSTOWN 2.55
...TENNESSEE...
FRANKLIN 17.74
CAMDEN 4.5 NE 17.73
BROWNSVILLE 1.0 SE 17.02
JACKSON 4.7 NW 16.57
ANTIOCH 2 N 16.22
ATOKA 3.2 ESE 15.97
BELLS 2.5 NE 15.58
CENTERVILLE 4 NE 15.51
KINGSTON SPRINGS 2 NE 14.91
NEW JOHNSONVILLE 1.0 SSE 14.85
LOBELVILLE 14.59
JACKSON 4 NE 14.53
NASHVILLE METRO ARPT 13.57
...WEST VIRGINIA...
HUNTINGTON 3.92
GALLIPOLIS DAM 3.61
RACINE 3.36
PARKERSBURG/WILSON 2.87
ELIZABETH 2.68
BRANCHLAND 2.52
MADISON 2.48
RIPLEY 2.24
WAYNE 2.16
CHARLESTON/YEAGER ARPT 2.04
THE SURFACE FRONT OVER THE SOUTHEAST WILL SLOWLY BEGIN TO PUSH
SOUTHEASTWARD MONDAY NIGHT AND TUESDAY. THERE IS A SIGNIFICANTLY
MOIST AIRMASS IN PLACE ACROSS THE SOUTHEAST AND AS A RESULT OF THE
SLOW FRONTAL PROGRESSION IN THIS AREA...FLOODING WILL BE POSSIBLE
AS THE FRONT MOVES OFFSHORE. THE MAIN THREAT OF FLASH FLOODING
WILL CONCENTRATE FROM THE EAST-CENTRAL GULF COAST...ACROSS
SOUTHERN GEORGIA...AND NORTHEASTWARD THROUGH THE COASTAL
CAROLINAS. THESE AREAS COULD SEE AN ADDITIONAL 3 TO 5 INCHES OF
RAIN BY TUESDAY MORNING...WITH ISOLATED HIGHER AMOUNTS.
THE NEXT STORM SUMMARY WILL BE ISSUED BY THE HYDROMETEOROLOGICAL
PREDICTION CENTER AT 400 AM CDT. PLEASE REFER TO YOUR LOCAL
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE OFFICE FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON THIS
EVENT.
GERHARDT
Last Updated: 1039 PM EDT MON MAY 03 2010