THE WEATHER PREDICTION CENTER
COLLEGE PARK, MD
STORM SUMMARY MESSAGE
STORM SUMMARY NUMBER 04 FOR HURRICANE IRMA
NWS WEATHER PREDICTION CENTER COLLEGE PARK MD
500 AM EDT MON SEP 11 2017
...IRMA IS MAKING ITS WAY THROUGH WESTERN FLORIDA WITH HIGH WIND
AND HEAVY RAIN...
FOR A DETAILED GRAPHICAL DEPICTION OF THE LATEST
WATCHES...WARNINGS AND ADVISORIES...PLEASE SEE WWW.WEATHER.GOV
AT 400 AM EDT...THESE ARE PRELIMINARY RAINFALL AND WIND
OBSERVATIONS FOR HURRICANE IRMA. PLEASE REFER TO THE NATIONAL
HURRICANE CENTER FOR THE LATEST PUBLIC ADVISORIES ON HURRICANE
IRMA.
...SELECTED PRELIMINARY STORM TOTAL RAINFALL IN INCHES FROM 800 AM
EDT SAT SEP 09 THROUGH 400 AM EDT MON SEP 11...
...FLORIDA...
FT. PIERCE ST. LUCIE CNTY INTL ARP 15.91
OVIEDO 14.76
CHEKIKA 13.83
NAPLES 11.87
NATIONAL KEY DEER NWR 11.74
CACHE 11.49
WEST MELBOURNE 11.21
PANTHER WEST 11.08
FORT MYERS INTL ARPT 10.33
GAINESVILLE RGNL ARPT 9.76
OASIS RANGER STATION 9.67
OKEECHOBEE COUNTY ARPT 9.65
FORT LAUDERDALE EXEC ARPT 9.57
OCHOPEE 9.27
MILES CITY 8.26
BELLAIR 3 W 8.11
OPA-LOCKA AIRPORT 7.99
ORLANDO EXECUTIVE ARPT 7.68
FORT WHITE 4 SE 7.57
INTERLACHEN 4 NW 6.22
TALLYRAND 2 NNW 6.15
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA 2 NW 6.11
HOLLYWOOD 3.9 SW 4.68
PALM CITY 3.1 NW 4.58
FLEMING ISLAND 1.7 SE 4.56
MIAMI BEACH 3.95
VERO BEACH 2.5 S 3.25
...GEORGIA...
ST MARYS RIVER NEAR KINGSLAND 5SSE 10.12
CUMBERLAND SOUND NEAR ST MARYS 5ENE 9.18
BRUNSWICK, MALCOLM MCKINNON ARPT 6.32
...SELECTED PEAK WIND GUSTS IN MILES PER HOUR EARLIER IN THE
EVENT...
...FLORIDA...
NAPLES 2 ENE 142
MARCO ISLAND 1 E 130
LELY 2 ESE 122
BIG PINE KEY 2 NNW 120
QUAIL CREEK ESTATES 2 SSW 112
NORTH PERRY AIRPO 2 WNW 109
KEY BISCAYNE 8 SSE 99
MIAMI INTERNATIONAL 1 W 99
NORTH PERRY AIRPO 3 WSW 98
SWEETWATER 2 NE 96
CAPE CANAVERAL 3 NNE 94
OCEAN REEF 8 SE 93
BELLE MEADE 1 S 92
KEY LARGO 8 SSE 92
OCHOPEE 1 W 92
CACHE AT EVERGLADES 91
KEY WEST 2 W 91
ROYAL PALM RANGER S 4 W 91
CORAL GABLES 1 ESE 90
OCEAN REEF 8 SSE 89
SOUTHWEST FLORIDA INTL ARPT 89
PORT EVERGLADES 87
DEERFIELD BEACH 3 W 86
KEY LARGO 1 SE 85
REDLAND 8 NNW 85
FORT MYERS FAA/AP 84
SUNRISE 1 W 84
FLAGLER BEACH 83
GOULDS 1 NE 83
HOMESTEAD PARK 1 WSW 83
OAKLAND PARK 3 NW 83
PINECREST 2 SSW 82
FIU SOUTH CAMPUS 81
HAULOVER CANAL 3 E 81
POMPANO BEACH AIR 1 ESE 81
RSW SOUTHWEST FLORIDA A 81
IMMOKALEE 2 ESE 80
SOUTH MIAMI 2 W 80
FISHER ISLAND 3 ESE 79
FIU NORTH CAMPUS 1 ESE 79
FORT DESOTO PARK 3 W 79
FLORIDA CITY 1 ESE 78
FORT LAUDERDALE 2 W 78
NORTH PERRY AIRPORT 78
SANIBEL 4 ENE 78
SUNRISE 2 E 78
CLEARWATER 4 WNW 77
PARKLAND 2 W 77
WEST MIAMI 2 SE 77
MAYPORT 1 WNW 76
BARTOW 10 SSW 75
DAVIE 2 NE 75
DELRAY BEACH 3 WSW 75
JACKSONVILLE INTL ARPT 75
LITTLE HAITI 2 SE 74
BUNNELL 72
COUNTRY WALK 1 N 72
HOLIDAY 4 SW 70
INDIAN LAKE ESTATES 2 S 70
LITTLE HAVANA 1 NNW 68
LAUDERDALE BY THE 2 NW 67
PORT EVERGLADES 1 SSE 66
DOWNTOWN SAINT PETE 4 E 65
SANFORD AIRPORT 65
CORAL SPRINGS 1 W 64
DELAND 63
DANIA BEACH 1 NW 62
ST. AUGUSTINE 6 NNW 62
CROSS CITY AIRPORT 61
HIALEAH GARDENS 1 E 61
POMPANO BEACH 61
...GEORGIA...
VALDOSTA 2 WNW 58
TYBEE ISLAND 1 NNE 50
MOODY AFB 44
...SOUTH CAROLINA...
FRIPP NEARSHORE BUOY 41033 49
FOLLY BEACH 44
SULLIVANS ISLAND 42
IRMA CONTINUES TO PRODUCE VERY HEAVY RAIN AND INLAND FLOODING
ACROSS MUCH OF THE NORTHERN PENINSULA AND EASTERN PANHANDLE OF
FLORIDA AND SOUTHERN GEORGIA, WHICH IS QUICKLY SPREADING TO THE
REST OF THE SOUTHEAST UNITED STATES. INTENSE RAINFALL RATES OF 2
INCHES OR MORE PER HOUR IS LEADING TO FLASH FLOODING AND RAPID
RISES ON CREEKS, STREAMS, AND RIVERS. SIGNIFICANT RIVER FLOODING
IS LIKELY OVER THE NEXT FIVE DAYS IN THE FLORIDA PENINSULA AND
SOUTHERN GEORGIA, WHERE AVERAGE RAINFALL TOTALS OF 8 TO 15 INCHES
ARE EXPECTED. SIGNIFICANT RIVER FLOODING IS POSSIBLE BEGINNING
MONDAY AND TUESDAY IN MUCH OF CENTRAL GEORGIA AND SOUTHERN SOUTH
CAROLINA WHERE AVERAGE RAINFALL OF 3 TO 6 INCHES AND ISOLATED 10
INCH AMOUNTS ARE EXPECTED. MOUNTAINOUS PARTS OF THESE STATES
ACROSS THE SOUTHERN APPALACHIANS WILL BE ESPECIALLY VULNERABLE TO
FLASH FLOODING. FARTHER NORTH AND WEST, IRMA IS EXPECTED TO
PRODUCE AVERAGE AMOUNTS OF 2 TO 4 INCHES IN PARTS OF MISSISSIPPI,
ALABAMA AND TENNESSEE, NORTHERN SOUTH CAROLINA AND WESTERN NORTH
CAROLINA, WHERE ISOLATED HIGHER AMOUNTS AND LOCAL FLOODING MAY
OCCUR.
THE NEXT STORM SUMMARY WILL BE ISSUED BY THE WEATHER PREDICTION
CENTER AT 1100 AM EDT. PLEASE REFER TO YOUR LOCAL NATIONAL WEATHER
SERVICE OFFICE FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON THIS EVENT.
TATE
Last Updated: 459 AM EDT MON SEP 11 2017