Storm Summary Number 4 for Ongoing Heavy Rain across the Southern
Plains and Lower Mississippi Valley
NWS Weather Prediction Center College Park MD
400 PM CDT Fri May 10 2019

...The threat for heavy rainfall and flash flooding continues
across parts of the Lower Mississippi Valley and Gulf Coast... 

Flash Flood Watches remain in effect across southeastern Texas,
southern Arkansas, Louisiana, and much of Mississippi.

Flood Warnings are in effect across portions of southeast Texas
and parts of Louisiana and southern and central Mississippi.

For a detailed graphical depiction of the latest watches, warnings
and advisories, please see www.weather.gov

At 300 PM CDT...A stationary front extends from the Tennessee
Valley to the Texas Gulf Coast. National Weather Service Doppler
radar and surface observations indicated a region of thunderstorms
moving off western Gulf coast while an area of moderate to heavy
rainfall, with embedded thunderstorms, continued to impact parts
of northern Mississippi. 

...Selected preliminary Storm Total Rainfall in inches from 700 AM
CDT Tue May 07 through 300 PM CDT Fri May 10...

...LOUISIANA...
MOSS BLUFF                            7.31                    
SALT WATER BARRIER                    7.30                    
JENNINGS                              7.21                    
SHREVEPORT 12.9 NNW                   7.14                    
RAGLEY 5 SE                           7.04                    
MITTIE                                6.65                    
SULPHUR 2.2 S                         6.63                    
PLEASANT HILL 10.2 SE                 6.48                    
NATCHITOCHES 4.8 WNW                  6.44                    
BATON ROUGE CONCORD                   6.40                    
DERIDDER 8.9 SE                       6.32                    
CHURCH POINT 0.7 WSW                  6.31                    
OBERLIN FIRE TOWER                    6.31                    
BLANCHARD 2.8 NNE                     6.06                    
MINDEN 2.2 NE                         5.98                    

...MISSISSIPPI...
GREENVILLE 1 SE                       7.25                    
LELAND 3.3 ENE                        6.75                    
INDIANOLA 1.1 N                       6.33                    
DODDSVILLE 4 W                        5.55                    
RIDGELAND 1.1 S                       4.80                    
CLINTON 2.1 SW                        4.71                    
FLOWOOD 2.9 NE                        4.66                    
JACKSON 6 NE                          4.66                    
GLOSTER 1.9 SSW                       4.64                    
MADISON 1.6 E                         4.53                    
BRANDON 8.8 NNE                       4.47                    
CHARLESTON 3.5 SW                     4.46                    
RAYMOND 2.7 E                         4.23                    
MADISON 5.6 WNW                       4.20                    
VICKSBURG 12.3 S                      4.19                    

...TEXAS...
RICHMOND 2.3 SE                      14.26                    
EAST FORK SAN JACINTO                12.56                    
KINGWOOD                             12.48                    
THE WOODLANDS 1.4 WNW                11.35                    
LATERAL                              11.33                    
ARMAND BAYOU                         11.32                    
WEBSTER 0.4 NW                       11.28                    
FREINDSWOOD 2.6 NE                   11.24                    
LUCE BAYOU                           11.24                    
NEEDVILLE 3.8 SSW                    11.13                    
SUGAR LAND 2.6 SSW                   10.86                    
TURKEY CREEK                         10.84                    
ROMAN FOREST 1.9 ENE                  9.53                    
GOOSE CREEK                           8.76                    
TAYLOR LAKE                           8.71                    
WOODVILLE 7 ENE                       7.86                    
ORANGE 9 N                            7.71                    

...Selected preliminary Storm Total Rainfall in inches where the
event has ended...

...ARKANSAS...
CAMDEN 2.5 S                          6.50                    
CROSSETT 1 WSW                        5.74                    
FOUKE 3.7 ESE                         5.51                    
HOPE 12.2 S                           5.33                    
BUCKNER 0.8 NNW                       5.24                    
LEWISVILLE 7.8 NNW                    5.20                    
BRADLEY 7.8 W                         4.84                    
MONTICELLO 1.6 WNW                    4.34                    
MCNEIL 1.4 E                          4.16                    

...KANSAS...
ROSE HILL 2.7 ESE                     9.32                    
UDALL 4.2 ENE                         9.08                    
WELLINGTON 1.3 W                      8.22                    
WINFIELD 7.9 W                        8.01                    
AUGUSTA 1 S                           7.26                    
MULVANE 4.3 WSW                       6.97                    
PRATT 6.5 WSW                         6.47                    
MAYFIELD 0.1 SSE                      5.77                    
PRETTY PRAIRIE 3.3 NNW                5.60                    
PECK 3 NW                             5.20                    
HAYSVILLE 3.8 SSE                     5.01                    
GARFIELD 0.2 SE                       5.00                    
COATS 1.7 SW                          4.90                    
CROFT 2.4 WNW                         4.64                    
COLDWATER 6.7 NW                      4.53                    

...OKLAHOMA...
SAYRE 2.7 SSW                         7.88                    
ERICK 0.2 NE                          5.54                    
BURNS FLAT 0.2 S                      5.10                    
CLINTON 5.2 SSW                       5.10                    
CALUMET 9.6 SSW                       4.24                    
WEATHERFORD 5.7 N                     4.16                    


The stationary front is expected to linger across the western Gulf
Coast and Lower Mississippi Valley through Saturday before moving
eastward on Sunday, with renewed thunderstorm activity expected
this evening and overnight.  Expect 1-3 inches of additional
rainfall, with local amounts to 5 inches, from Southeast Texas
across the Gulf Coast states and South into the Tennessee Valley
by Saturday evening. Flash flooding is possible within this region
due to saturated soils across portions of Texas, Louisiana, and
Mississippi, and river flooding remains a concern through the
foreseeable future along the lower Mississippi river. 

The next storm summary will be issued by the Weather Prediction
Center at 1000 PM CDT. Please refer to your local National Weather
Service office for additional information on this event.

Roth/Santorelli