STORM SUMMARY NUMBER 6 FOR SOUTHERN PLAINS HEAVY RAINS
NWS HYDROMETEOROLOGICAL PREDICTION CENTER CAMP SPRINGS MD
1000 PM CDT THU JUN 28 2007

...LOCALLY HEAVY RAIN CONTINUES OVER THE SOUTHERN PLAINS EXTENDING
INTO KANSAS...MISSOURI...AND SOUTHERN ILLINOIS.

FLOOD AND FLASH FLOOD WARNINGS ARE IN EFFECT FOR A LARGE AREA OF
THE EASTERN HALF OF TEXAS...AREAS OF OKLAHOMA...SOUTHEASTERN
KANSAS...ALONG WITH WESTERN AND CENTRAL MISSOURI. IN
ADDITION...FLASH FLOOD WATCHES ARE IN EFFECT FOR MUCH OF CENTRAL
AND SOUTHWESTERN MISSOURI...EXTREME WESTERN
ILLINOIS...SOUTHEASTERN KANSAS...MUCH OF OKLAHOMA...NORTHWESTERN
ARKANSAS AND MUCH OF THE EASTERN HALF OF TEXAS.

AT 830 PM CDT...NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE DOPPLER RADARS SHOWED A
LARGE REGION OF SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS EXTENDING FROM NORTHERN
TEXAS NORTH-NORTHEASTWARD INTO A LARGE PORTION OF
OKLAHOMA...SOUTHEASTERN KANSAS...CENTRAL MISSOURI...AND INTO
SOUTHERN ILLINOIS. MUCH OF THE PRECIPITATION IS BEING ENHANCED
WITH AN INTERACTION OF THE UPPER LEVEL LOW ENERGY WITH A FRONTAL
BOUNDARY CURRENTLY EXTENDING FROM CENTRAL OKLAHOMA NORTHEASTWARD
INTO SOUTHERN MISSOURI. THE HEAVIEST STORMS CURRENTLY RESIDE ALONG
A BAND EXTENDING FROM CENTRAL OKLAHOMA NORTHEASTWARD INTO
SOUTHWESTERN MISSOURI. THE THUNDERSTORMS WHICH WERE PRESENT OVER
MUCH OF SOUTH TEXAS HAVE SLOWLY DISSIPATED OVER THE LAST COUPLE OF
HOURS. 

...SELECTED STORM RAINFALL TOTALS IN INCHES AS OF 800 PM CDT
THURSDAY...

...TEXAS...

MARBLE FALLS 6 ENE                19.07
MARBLE FALLS                      17.92
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
ROUND ROCK 3.6 ENE                 6.68 
WATAUGA 2.4 WNW                    6.63
LAKEHILLS 1 S                      6.50 
HUCKABAY 2 NW                      6.35
TERRELL (ASOS)                     5.88 
MASON                              5.57 
PROCTOR LAKE                       5.50
KEMPNER                            5.42
FORT WORTH/MEACHAM                 5.30
MABELLE                            5.27 
CHARLIE 8 NW                       5.02
PIPE CREEK 9 S                     5.00 
RIO MEDINA 5 NE                    5.00 

...OKLAHOMA...

SHAWNEE 0.8 ESE                    7.17 
WALTERS 1 ENE                      6.20
RANDLETT 8 E                       5.80
WALTERS 1 NW                       5.54
VANCE AFB/ENID                     5.50 
TECUMSEH 0.4 ESE                   5.46
WAURIKA 1 E                        5.26 
PRAGUE                             5.20 
MEEKER 4 W                         5.09 
DRUMRIGHT 7 ENE                    4.87 
DUNCAN 11 W                        4.79
HUNTER 6.0 NNE                     4.49 
MUSTANG 2.1 WNW                    4.22 
MINCO 3 SSW                        4.19
STILLWATER MUNICIPAL AIRPORT       4.01 

...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...

MOBERLY 2.5 N                      4.28
HALLSWILLE 2 W                     4.00 
GRANT CITY 0.5 NE                  3.90
BLUE LICK- BLACKWATER RIVER        3.90 
WARRENSBURG 1.1 NNE                3.71
RUSH HILL 3.1 S                    3.60 
HIGBEE 4.3 ESE                     3.39 
VALLEY CITY                        3.33 
KEYTESVILLE 0.3 E                  3.31 
HIGBEE 4 S                         3.30
WHITEMAN AFB/SEDALIA               3.15 
LOWRY CITY 5 E                     3.00
FAYETTE 2.3 S                      3.00

...KANSAS...

SHARPE 3 E                         5.63 
LA CYGNE                           4.59
CHANUTE MARTIN JOHNSON ARPT        4.26 
MOUND CITY                         4.00
WINFIELD/ARKANSAS CITY             4.00 
ROSE HILL 2.7 ESE                  3.91
LANE                               3.55 
MUNDEN 3 NW                        3.50 
FORT SCOTT                         3.45 
SOUTH HUTCHINSON 10.5 S            3.39 
CENTERVILLE 4 SW                   3.27 
SCANDIA                            3.00 

...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 HEAVY RAINFALL THREAT WILL CONTINUE FOR THE SOUTHERN PLAINS
ALONG WITH SOUTHEASTERN KANSAS AND SOUTHERN MISSOURI AS THE UPPER
LEVEL LOW REMAINS QUASI-STATIONARY OVER SOUTHERN OKLAHOMA AND
NORTHERN TEXAS. AHEAD OF THIS SYSTEM...A LARGE UPPER RIDGE IS
FORECAST TO DEVELOP WHICH WILL PREVENT SIGNIFICANT MOVEMENT OF THE
UPPER LOW OVER THE NEXT FEW DAYS. THE COMBINATION OF A CONTINUED
SUPPLY OF LOW-LEVEL MOISTURE FROM THE GULF OF MEXICO AND THE
STRONG DYNAMIC FORCING FROM THE UPPER LOW CENTER WILL LEAD TO THE
POTENTIAL FOR ADDITIONAL HEAVY RAINFALL OF 1 TO 2 INCHES...WITH
ISOLATED HEAVIER AMOUNTS WITHIN LOCALIZED THUNDERSTORMS...THROUGH
SATURDAY.

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.

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