THE HYDROMETEOROLOGICAL PREDICTION CENTER
CAMP SPRINGS, MD
STORM SUMMARY MESSAGE
STORM SUMMARY NUMBER 5 FOR CENTRAL U.S. HEAVY RAINFALL
NWS HYDROMETEOROLOGICAL PREDICTION CENTER CAMP SPRINGS MD
1000 PM CDT SUN SEP 9 2007
...THE LARGE AREA OF PRECIPITATION WHICH HAD BEEN PRESENT ALONG
THE FRONTAL BOUNDARY HAS SIGNIFICANTLY WEAKENED OVER THE PAST 6
HOURS...
A FLASH FLOOD WARNING STILL REMAINS IN EFFECT FOR A SMALL AREA OF
WEST TEXAS. IN ADDITION...FLOOD WARNINGS STILL REMAIN ACROSS AREAS
OF NORTHERN TEXAS...EXTREME NORTHEASTERN OKLAHOMA...SOUTHEASTERN
KANSAS...A PORTION OF NORTHEASTERN ARKANSAS...SOUTHWESTERN
MISSOURI...WESTERN ILLINOIS...NORTHERN INDIANA...AND THE SOUTHERN
PART OF LOWER MICHIGAN.
OVER THE PAST SEVERAL DAYS...A STALLED FRONTAL BOUNDARY HAD BEEN
THE FOCUS FOR A LARGE AREA OF HEAVY RAINFALL ACROSS A SIGNIFICANT
PORTION OF THE EASTERN HALF OF THE UNITED STATES. HOWEVER...THIS
FRONT HAS SLOWLY WEAKENED OVER THE PAST SEVERAL HOURS AND MUCH OF
THE PRECIPITATION HAS CEASED ACROSS MANY OF THESE AREAS.
AT 900 PM CDT...DOPPLER RADARS SHOWED SOME SCATTERED SHOWER
ACTIVITY ACROSS THE NORTHERN EXTENT OF THE COLD FRONT WHICH
COVERED A LARGE PORTION OF THE NEW ENGLAND STATES. FARTHER
SOUTHWESTWARD...MOST OF THE ACTIVITY ACROSS THE OHIO AND TENNESSEE
VALLEYS HAD DISSIPATED AFTER NIGHTFALL. AND ALONG THE SOUTHERN
PORTION OF THE FRONT...ISOLATED THUNDERSTORMS HAD BEEN FORMING
ACROSS AREAS OF WEST AND CENTRAL TEXAS.
...SELECTED STORM TOTAL RAINFALL IN INCHES FROM 700 AM CDT SEP 4
THROUGH 900 PM CDT SEP 9...
...ARKANSAS...
DANVILLE 1 S 8.72
BATESVILLE REGIONAL AIRPORT 8.19
GREERS FERRY DAM - L. RED RIVER 7.16
JUDSONIA 7.14
DEMASCUS 2 NNE 7.01
ARKANSAS CITY 3W - CANAL 81 6.58
RUSSELLVILLE 6.04
NEWPORT 5.79
DES ARC 5.72
GEORGETOWN 5.67
BENTONVILLE 5.39
HARRISBURG 5.22
BENTON - SITE 2 5.12
SILOAM SPRINGS/SMITH FIELD 5.12
FORT SMITH MUNICIPAL AIRPORT 4.77
...ILLINOIS...
LOVINGTON 5.88
TUSCOLA 1.4 NNE 4.03
DANVILLE - SEWAGE PLANT 3.78
WESTVILLE 0.4 NNW 3.19
MATTOON 1.9 E 3.16
KASKASHIA R NAVIGATION L 3.04
ARTHUR 0.2 SE 2.64
SCOTT AFB/BELLEVILLE 2.53
CHAMPAIGN/URBANA 2.16
...INDIANA...
DUNREITH 2.0 WNW 5.05
CONNORSVILLE 3.9 N 4.40
TERRE HAUTE/HULMAN REGIONAL AIRPORT 3.95
RUSHVILLE RADIO 3.87
GRISSOM AFB/PERU 3.78
CAMDEN 4.9 NNE 3.72
BERNE 0.8 WSW 3.67
RICHMOND 0.9 SE 3.65
SALAMONIE 3.47
MISSISSINEWA 3.38
CLAY CITY 0.1 ESE 3.35
KOKOMO 0.6 S 3.34
MARION 2 N 3.15
MARTINSVILLE 1.4 NNE 3.11
HARTFORD CITY 4.9 E 3.05
PLYMOUTH 2.88
HUNTINGTON 2.74
SPENCER 2.74
...IOWA...
BONDURANT 4.71
GILMAN 5 SE 4.60
WINDSOR HEIGHTS 4.50
ALTOONA 2.3 SSE 4.41
RED OAK 4.00
ANKENY 3 S 3.92
DES MOINES 5.4 NE 3.86
URBANDALE 1.9 ESE 3.60
CLUTIER 3.28
WOODWARD 4 SSW - GOES 3.16
OTTUMWA 2.98
TAMA -GOES 2.98
HAVEN 1 NE - GOES 2.94
NEWTON 2.87
BELLE PLAINE 3 S 2.73
SIDNEY 2.72
...KANSAS...
AXTELL 6.70
SENECA 0.5 N 6.65
BEATTIE 2 NNW 6.62
PITTSBURG 4.49
WOODLAWN 4 SE 4.20
FRANKFORT 6.0 NE 4.11
BLUE RAPIDS 3.76
HIAWATHA 3.41
GOFF 3 WSW 3.27
MARYSVILLE - BIG BLUE RIVER 2.83
HOLTON 1 W 2.60
LILLIS 2.48
SPRING HILL 2 W 2.41
OTTAWA - MAIN ST. 2.37
BREMEN 2.17
LEAVENWORTH 5 NNW 2.02
...MISSOURI...
MILLER 6.1 WNW 10.95
GOLDEN CITY 6 S 10.90
IRON GATES 0.9 S 9.16
OAKLAND PARK 0.6 ESE 8.26
CARTHAGE 0.8 S 7.78
MILLCREEK 7.60
BILLINGS 0.9 NNW 7.16
CENTERVILLE 7.07
ROBY 3 SE 7.00
PURDY 4.8 SSW 6.81
FREDERICKTOWN - LITTLE ST FRANCIS R 6.67
JOHNSONS SHUT-IN SP 6.41
BELLEVIEW 4 SE 6.38
STEELVILLE 5.6 SW 6.10
POWELL 6.01
JOPLIN REGIONAL AIRPORT 5.91
OZARK 3.2 NW 5.90
HARTVILLE 8 ENE 5.79
OATES 5.66
ROLLA 3 NW 5.53
...NEW YORK...
CHEMUNG 4.10
ELMIRA 1 N 3.80
WAVERLY - SUSQ. RIVER 3.79
CORNING 5 SSW 3.69
SHEMUNG RIVER AT CORNING 2.79
WELLSVILLE MUNICIPAL AIROPRT 2.67
HUNTS CORNERS 2.60
...OHIO...
MECCA 3.85
ANDERSON 1 SW - IFLOWS 3.79
DAYTON/JAMES M COX AIRPORT 3.64
HARPSTERES 3 SW 3.17
MORAINE 2 S 2.95
PHARISBURG - IFLOWS 2.70
VERSAILLES 2.60
HUNTSVILLE 3 N 2.59
...OKLAHOMA...
TULSA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT 8.13
CLAREMORE 5 W 6.80
HAMMON 0.1 S 6.54
EDMOND 4.3 NNE 5.79
ENID 2ENE 5.61
FAIRVIEW 1W - OCS MESONET 5.43
CHEYENNE 1WNW - OCS MESONET 5.40
STROUD 1N 5.15
BUTLER 6 SW - OCS MESONET 5.13
INGALLS 4.90
MUSKOGEE/DAVIS FIELD AIRPORT 4.82
CUSHING 4.64
ORIENTA 1 ENE 4.63
LAHOMA 1 W - OCS MESONET 4.58
STILLWATER 2 WNW - OCS MESONET 4.11
PERRY 9 NE - OCS MESONET 4.10
WESTVILLE 5 WNW - OCS MESONET 4.08
...PENNSYLVANIA...
GUYS MILLS 3 NE 4.13
ORWELL 2 WSW 2.78
COWANESQUE DAM 2.76
CAMBRIDGE TOWNSHIP - IFLOWS 2.56
CLARKS CORNE 2.33
MEADVILLE - WOODCOCK RSVR 2.05
BLOOMING VALLEY 2.00
...TENNESSEE...
MILAN 1 N 4.84
MANCHESTER 6.8 N 3.97
ALAMO 3.5 WNW 3.60
JACKSON - EXP STN 3.26
LINDEN 3.08
UNION CITY 2.97
LOBELVILLE 2.90
PARSONS - TVA 2.88
BOGOTA 2.62
BROWNSVILLE 2.60
MILLINGTON 2.53
HUNTINGDON - WATERPLANT 2.50
...TEXAS...
EL INDIO 19.7 SSE 6.90
VALLEY MILLS - NO. BOSQUE RIVER 6.77
VENUS 6.43
CANYON 1.2 NNW 6.39
WHITNEY LAKE 6.16
CLEBURNE 7 SE 6.10
CRANFILLS GAP 5.76
MIDLOTHIAN 5.61
CEDAR HILL 0.5 S 5.25
HILLSBORO 4.93
KOPPERL 5 NNE 4.79
STILES 4.73
DALLAS/REDBIRD AIRPORT 4.67
BLUM 1 NW 4.64
ITASCA 4.60
GEORGETOWN 5.5 NNW 4.26
LEANDER 1.6 NW 4.14
TERRELL - ASOS 4.00
AQUILLA 2 S 3.88
CLIFTON - SITE 2 3.87
THE FRONTAL BOUNDARY SHOULD CONTINUE TO PROGRESS TO THE SOUTHEAST
AS AN UPPER LEVEL TROUGH FROM THE NORTHERN ROCKIES HELPS MOVE IT
TOWARD THE ATLANTIC COAST. DURING THE NEXT 24 HOURS...MUCH OF THE
FRONT SHOULD BECOME A LESS ACTIVE PRECIPITATION PRODUCER.
HOWEVER...AREAS FROM NORTH TEXAS EASTWARD INTO WESTERN TENNESSEE
CAN EXPECT TO SEE 1 TO 2 INCHES OF ADDITIONAL RAINFALL. MANY OF
THE OTHER AREAS WHICH HAVE RECENTLY BEEN RECEIVING HEAVY RAINFALL
SHOULD SEE AMOUNTS OF LESS THAN AN INCH.
THIS WILL BE THE LAST STORM SUMMARY ISSUED BY THE
HYDROMETEOROLOGICAL PREDICTION CENTER. PLEASE REFER TO YOUR LOCAL
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE OFFICE FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON THIS
EVENT.
RUBIN-OSTER
Last Updated: 1034 PM EDT SUN SEP 09 2007