STORM SUMMARY NUMBER 11 FOR SOUTHERN PLAINS HEAVY RAINS
NWS HYDROMETEOROLOGICAL PREDICTION CENTER CAMP SPRINGS MD
400 AM CDT SAT JUN 30 2007

...THREAT OF FLOODING CONTINUES TODAY AS PRECIPITATION LINGERS...

FLOOD AND FLASH FLOOD WARNINGS ARE IN EFFECT FOR SOUTHEASTERN
KANSAS...SOUTHWESTERN MISSOURI...CENTRAL  OKLAHOMA...AND PORTIONS
OF CENTRAL AND EASTERN TEXAS.

FLASH FLOOD WATCHES ARE IN EFFECT FOR SOUTHWESTERN
MISSOURI...SOUTHEASTERN KANSAS...PORTIONS OF CENTRAL
OKLAHOMA...AND CENTRAL TEXAS.

AT 400 AM CDT...NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE DOPPLER RADARS SHOWED
AREAS OF LIGHT TO MODERATE RAIN ACROSS SOUTHEASTERN KANSAS AND
WESTERN MISSOURI...WITH SOME SCATTERED SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS
FROM EASTERN OKLAHOMA INTO NORTHEASTERN TEXAS. A STATIONARY FRONT
DRAPED THROUGH THE REGION COMBINED WITH AN UPPER LEVEL LOW WILL
CONTINUE TO ACT AS A FOCUSING MECHANISM FOR PRECIPITATION DURING
SATURDAY. 

...SELECTED STORM RAINFALL TOTALS IN INCHES AS OF 3 AM CDT
SATURDAY...

...TEXAS...

MARBLE FALLS 6 ENE                19.24 
MARBLE FALLS                      17.93 
KILLEEN MUNICIPAL AIRPORT         16.90 
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
SANTA ANNA 0.5 E                   8.43
KILLEEN MUNICIPAL AIRPORT          7.24
BURNET                             6.79
ROUND ROCK 3.6 ENE                 6.68 
WATAUGA 2.4 WNW                    6.63
LAKEHILLS 1 S                      6.50 
TERRELL (ASOS)                     6.47 
HUCKABAY 2 NW                      6.35
FORT WORTH/MEACHAM                 5.96 
MASON                              5.57 
PROCTOR LAKE                       5.50
KEMPNER                            5.42
MABELLE                            5.27 
CHARLIE 8 NW                       5.02
PIPE CREEK 9 S                     5.00 
RIO MEDINA 5 NE                    5.00 

...OKLAHOMA...

VANCE AFB/ENID                     7.90 
SHAWNEE 0.8 ESE                    7.17 
WALTERS 1 ENE                      6.20
RANDLETT 8 E                       5.80
WALTERS 1 NW                       5.54
TECUMSEH 0.4 ESE                   5.46
WAURIKA 1 E                        5.26 
PRAGUE                             5.20 
STILLWATER MUNICIPAL AIRPORT       5.10 
MEEKER 4 W                         5.09 
OKLAHOMA CITY/WILEY                5.06 
DRUMRIGHT 7 ENE                    4.87 
PONCA CITY                         4.87 
DUNCAN 11 W                        4.79
FORT SILL AFB                      4.79
HUNTER 6.0 NNE                     4.49 
TINKER AFB                         4.30 
MUSTANG 2.1 WNW                    4.22 

...ARKANSAS...

BOGG SPRINGS 6 WNW                 4.68
VANDERVOORT 8 E                    4.04
DE QUEEN 4 NW- DAM                 3.31
COVE 1 SW                          3.31 
MENA 2 WSW                         3.16 
PINE RIDGE                         3.07
TEXARKANA REGIONAL AIRPORT         2.80 
HORATIO                            2.64 
GILLHAM 5 NE- DAM                  2.55
  
...NEBRASKA...

AUBURN 8 SW                        4.80  
FAIRBURY 1.6 ENE                   4.30 
HUBBELL                            3.60 
AUBURN                             3.33
BROWNVILLE                         2.90 
CHESTER                            2.30 
DILLER 3.0 E                       2.03 

...MISSOURI...

CONCORDIA                          6.10
PLEASANT HILL                      5.20
WHITEMAN AFB/SEDALIA               4.75 
MOBERLY 2.5 N                      4.28
HUNTSVILLE                         4.20
HALLSWILLE 2 W                     4.00 
GRANT CITY 0.5 NE                  3.90
BLUE LICK- BLACKWATER RIVER        3.90 
WARRENSBURG 1.1 NNE                3.71
CHEROKEE                           3.63
RUSH HILL 3.1 S                    3.60 
COLUMBIA RGNL ARPT                 3.48 
HIGBEE 4.3 ESE                     3.39  
VALLEY CITY                        3.33 
KEYTESVILLE 0.3 E                  3.31 
HIGBEE 4 S                         3.30
SEDALIA MEMORIAL ARPT              3.25 
LOWRY CITY 5 E                     3.00

...KANSAS...

CAMBRIDGE                          7.99
CHANUTE MARTIN JOHNSON ARPT        7.62 
MOUND CITY                         7.54
WINFIELD/ARKANSAS CITY             7.44 
BEAUMONT                           7.36
GRENOLA                            7.29
HOWARD                             7.00 
ATLANTA                            6.93
6 SE NEODESHA                      6.50
YATES CENTER                       6.40
2 W COLONY                         6.15
CEDAR VALE                         5.90
HOWARD 5 NE                        5.88
EUREKA                             5.85
2 SSE KINCAID                      5.75
CHERRYVALE 5S                      5.67
SHARPE 3 E                         5.63
RALSTON                            5.50
STILLWELL                          5.45 
MCCONNELL AFB/WICHITA              4.63 
HALE                               4.62
LA CYGNE                           4.59
5 SW OTTAWA                        4.50

...ILLINOIS...

FLORA                              3.71 
CHAMPAIGN 3.6 W                    3.16
CARBONDALE 0.8 NNE                 3.06 
MARION 1.9 W                       2.99 
CHICAGO 6.4 NNE                    2.94 
PLUMFIELD                          2.81 
OLNEY 2 S                          2.60
URBANA 1.7 NW                      2.59  
CARBONDALE                         2.58 
SPRINGFIELD/CAPITAL AIRPORT        2.32 
QUINCY MUNICIPAL AIRPORT           2.20  
LOVINGTON                          2.19 
BROWNSTOWN 4 SW                    2.15 
CLAY CITY 6 SSE                    2.03 


THE NEARLY STATIONARY UPPER LEVEL LOW OVER SOUTHERN OKLAHOMA AND
NORTHERN TEXAS CONTINUES TO INTERACT WITH A SURFACE FRONTAL
ZONE...PRODUCING MORE PRECIPITATION ACROSS THE SOUTHERN PLAINS.
THE GREATEST RAINFALL THROUGH SUNDAY IS EXPECTED TO FALL ACROSS
EASTERN OKLAHOMA INTO SOUTHEASTERN KANSAS...WHERE THE POTENTIAL
EXISTS FOR SEVERAL INCHES OF ADDITIONAL RAIN. LOCALIZED
THUNDERSTORMS WOULD RESULT IN ISOLATED HEAVIER AMOUNTS. UP TO TWO
INCHES OF RAIN CAN BE EXPECTED ACROSS EASTERN TEXAS.

THE NEXT STORM SUMMARY WILL BE ISSUED BY THE HYDROMETEOROLOGICAL
PREDICTION CENTER AT 10 AM CDT. PLEASE REFER TO YOUR LOCAL
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE OFFICE FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON THIS
EVENT.

FRACASSO