STORM SUMMARY NUMBER 17 FOR SOUTHERN PLAINS HEAVY RAINS
NWS HYDROMETEOROLOGICAL PREDICTION CENTER CAMP SPRINGS MD
400 PM CDT SUN JUL 1 2007

...THREAT OF FLOODING CONTINUES ACROSS SOUTHERN PLAINS...

FLOOD AND FLASH FLOOD WARNINGS ARE IN EFFECT FOR SOUTHEASTERN
KANSAS...MUCH OF WESTERN AND SOUTHERN MISSOURI...SMALL AREAS OF
WESTERN AND EASTERN ARKANSAS...PORTIONS OF OKLAHOMA...AND PORTIONS
OF THE EASTERN HALF OF TEXAS.

FLASH FLOOD WATCHES ARE IN EFFECT FOR PORTIONS OF CENTRAL
KANSAS...A SMALL REGION OF SOUTHWESTERN MISSOURI...A LARGE PART OF
OKLAHOMA...EXTREME NORTHERN TEXAS...AND NORTHERN ARKANSAS.

AT 300 PM CDT...NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE DOPPLER RADARS A LARGE
AREA OF SCATTERED SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS ACROSS MUCH OF THE
SOUTHERN PLAINS AND EXTENDING EASTWARD INTO CENTRAL
LOUISIANA...SOUTHERN MISSOURI...AND WESTERN TENNESSEE. THE
HEAVIEST THUNDERSTORMS RESIDED OVER PARTS OF NORTHEASTERN
TEXAS...NORTH CENTRAL LOUISIANA...AND NORTHWARD INTO SOUTHERN
ARKANSAS. NORTHEASTERN OKLAHOMA HAS CONTINUED TO SEE SCATTERED
THUNDERSTORM ACTIVITY IN ASSOCIATION WITH THE CUT-OFF UPPER-LEVEL
LOW WHICH HAS REMAINED QUASI-STATIONARY FOR SEVERAL DAYS. THESE
PRECIPITATION BANDS HAVE SHIFTED SLIGHTLY EASTWARD FROM AREAS THAT
HAD SEEN THE HEAVIEST PRECIPITATION OVER THE PAST SEVERAL DAYS.

...SELECTED STORM RAINFALL TOTALS IN INCHES AS OF 3 PM CDT
SUNDAY...

...TEXAS...

MARBLE FALLS 6 ENE                19.24 
MARBLE FALLS                      17.93 
KILLEEN MUNICIPAL AIRPORT         16.92 
BURNET 6 SSE                      13.79
MARBLE FALLS 10 N                 13.45
SPICEWOOD 5 WNW                   10.55
DUNDEE 6 NNW                      10.17
KINGSLAND                         10.16
BERTRAM 8 SSW                      9.92
KINGSLAND 1 E                      9.18
WATAUGA 2.4 WNW                    9.08
SANTA ANNA 0.5 E                   8.43
FORT MCKAVETT 4 SW                 8.07 
MASON                              7.49 
ARCHER CITY 9 WSW                  7.41
SAN MARCOS 16 W                    7.27  
KILLEEN MUNICIPAL AIRPORT          7.24
TERRELL (ASOS)                     7.16
ROANOKE                            7.08 
FORT WORTH/MEACHAM                 6.98 
PROCTOR LAKE                       6.97
DECATUR                            6.93 
BURNET                             6.91
KEMPNER                            6.86
DENTON MUNICIPAL AIRPORT           6.73 
HUCKABAY 2 NW                      6.70
ROUND ROCK 3.6 ENE                 6.68
WATSON                             6.63
HIGHBANK 3 S                       6.60

...OKLAHOMA...

INDIAHOMA 10 N                    10.06
RALSTON-ARKANSAS RIVER             8.91 
MUSTANG 2.1 WNW                    8.71 
BURBANK 7 SW                       8.65 
CEMENT 3 SSE                       8.56
MEDFORD 2 SW                       8.30  
SHAWNEE 0.8 ESE                    8.01
RALSTON                            7.91
VANCE AFB/ENID                     7.90
KINGFISHER 2 NE                    7.70
ENID 10 E                          7.62 
HUNTER 6.0 NNE                     7.61
VANCE AFB/ENID                     7.44
MINCO 3 SSW                        7.36 
WALTERS 1 ENE                      7.30
ALEX 1 N                           7.29   
COVINGTON 3.9 ENE                  7.27 
LAWTON 13 NW                       7.22 
HARDY 2 S                          7.14 
RANDLETT 8 E                       7.12
PERRY 9 NE                         7.09 
 
...ARKANSAS...

BATESVILLE - WHITERIVER            7.73 
BATESVILEE                         5.70 
LAKE CITY- ST. FRANCIS RIVER       5.20 
WINFREY                            4.71 
BOGG SPRINGS 6 WNW                 4.68
MOUNTAIN HOME 1 NNW                4.42 
VANDERVOORT 8 E                    4.04
MAMMOTH SPRING                     3.74 
BATESVILLE REGIONAL AIRPORT        3.41 
DE QUEEN 4 NW- DAM                 3.31
COVE 1 SW                          3.31
TEXARKANA REGIONAL AIRPORT         3.23
PETER HOLLOW/HWY 14 BRIDGE         3.19 
MENA 2 WSW                         3.16 
PINE RIDGE                         3.07
POCAHONTAS (SITE 2)                3.00 
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...

DREXEL 5.6 E                      15.29 
HUME                              14.75 
URICH 3 NW                        10.02
MILLER (CWIP)                      8.78 
BUTLER                             8.53 
BLUE LICK- BLACKWATER RIVER        8.23 
PLEASANT HILL                      8.19
SCHELL CITY 6.2 ESE                7.83
RICHARDS                           7.80
RAYMORE                            7.75
APPLETON CITY                      7.59
LAMAR 6 N                          7.04 
ODESSA 5.5 SSE                     7.03 
NEVADA 10 N                        6.92 
WARRENSBURG 1.1 NNE                6.83 
BUTLER 0.8 SSW                     6.62  
WHITEMAN AFB/SEDALIA               6.54 
HARRISONVILLE 0.4 W                6.41
EDWARDS 6 W                        6.40 
OFFERVILLE 1E                      6.29 
HOLDEN 6.2 S                       6.19 
CONCORDIA                          6.10
FAIR GROVE 3 NE                    6.10

...KANSAS...

GARNETT 5 SSW                     20.00 
COLONY 1 N                        17.60 
IOLA 0.8 SE                       17.54 
WILLIAMSBURG 8 SE                 17.25 
FREDONIA                          16.16 
GARNETT 5 SE                      15.50 
IOLA 2.7 SSE                      15.08 
CLIMAX                            15.06 
MARAIS DES CYGNES KS-MO ST LINE   14.29
CHANUTE 3 N                       14.26  
NEODESHA                          13.71 
ALTOONA                           13.46 
SHARPE 3 E                        13.26
CHANUTE MARTIN JOHNSON ARPT       13.05 
INDEPENDENCE                      12.77
CAMBRIDGE 1 SSE                   12.41  
ELK FALLS                         12.26 
SCIPIO 1 SE                       11.97
MARMATON                          11.91 
BRONSON 0.2 SW                    11.64
CEDAR VALE                        11.53 
FULTON 1 N                        10.73 
POMONA 2 S                        10.57 
OTTAWA                            10.42  
LA CYGNE                          10.25
HUMBOLDT                          10.21
ELK CITY LAKE-ELK RIVER           10.21 
MOLINE                            10.19
ELGIN                             10.19 
BURLINGTON                        10.06 

...ILLINOIS...

FLORA                              4.64
CHAMPAIGN 3.6 W                    3.88
CENTRALIA 2 SW                     3.64
CARBONDALE 0.8 NNE                 3.63
OHIO RIVER AT SMITHLAND L&D        3.56  
OLNEY 2 S                          3.37
PLUMFIELD                          3.30
MURPHYSBORO 2 SW                   3.27  
BROOKPORT (DAM 52)                 3.26 
MARION 1.9 W                       3.10
POSEY (GOES)                       3.04 
HAVANA 4 NNE                       2.95 
CHICAGO 6.4 NNE                    2.94
HEYWORTH 0.6 E                     2.94 
VIRGINIA                           2.90 
BEECHER CITY                       2.83 
SHELBYVILLE- L. SHELBYVILLE POOL   2.77 
LOVINGTON                          2.76
NASHVILLE 4 NE                     2.75 
PAYSON                             2.70 
LAMAR MUNI ARPT                    2.61 
URBANA 1.7 NW                      2.59  


THE PERSISTENT UPPER-LEVEL LOW RESPONSIBLE FOR THE RECENT HEAVY
RAINS IN THE SOUTHERN PLAINS REMAINS NEARLY STATIONARY IN
OKLAHOMA. AREAS FROM SOUTHERN MISSOURI ACROSS THE ARKLATEX
REGION...EASTERN OKLAHOMA AND PORTIONS OF EAST AND SOUTH TEXAS ARE
EXPECTED TO SEE 1 TO 2 INCHES OF ADDITIONAL RAIN. LOCALIZED
THUNDERSTORMS MAY RESULT IN ISOLATED HEAVIER AMOUNTS. THE HEAVIEST
RAINFALL SHOULD SUBSIDE BY TUESDAY AS THE FRONT DISSIPATES.

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

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