STORM SUMMARY NUMBER 5 FOR HEAVY RAIN IN SOUTH CENTRAL U.S.
NWS HYDROMETEOROLOGICAL PREDICTION CENTER CAMP SPRINGS MD
1000 AM CDT FRI JUN 11 2010
 
...AREAS OF HEAVY RAIN SLOWLY MOVING ACROSS NORTHERN ARKANSAS AND
SOUTHERN MISSOURI...
 
FLASH FLOOD WATCHES ARE IN EFFECT FOR CENTRAL ARKANSAS...SOUTHERN
MISSOURI...AND PARTS OF SOUTHERN ILLINOIS.  RIVER FLOOD WARNINGS
ARE IN EFFECT FOR PARTS OF NORTHEAST TEXAS.
 
FOR A DETAILED GRAPHICAL DEPICTION OF THE LATEST
WATCHES...WARNINGS AND ADVISORIES...PLEASE SEE WWW.WEATHER.GOV

AT 900 AM CDT...NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE DOPPLER RADARS AND
SURFACE OBSERVATIONS INDICATED A SWATH OF MODERATE TO HEAVY
RAINFALL PERSISTING OVER NORTH CENTRAL ARKANSAS AND EXTREME
SOUTHERN MISSOURI AS OF FRIDAY MORNING. THERE WERE ALSO A FEW
EMBEDDED THUNDERSTORMS WITH OCCASIONAL CLOUD TO GROUND LIGHTNING.
THE SIGNIFICANT RAINFALL APPEARS TO HAVE ENDED OVER TEXAS AS THIS
LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM HAS DEPARTED THAT AREA.

...SELECTED STORM TOTAL RAINFALL IN INCHES FROM 1200 AM CDT WED
JUN 9 THROUGH 400 AM CDT FRI JUN 11...

...ARKANSAS...
DE QUEEN                              3.83                     
TEXARKANA RGNL ARPT                   3.02                     
DARDANELLE 1.2 WSW                    2.80                     
HOT SPRINGS                           2.69                     
MOUNT IDA                             2.64                     
LAMAR 5.7 NNE                         2.56                     
ARKADELPHIA                           2.50                     
RUSSELLVILLE                          2.34                     
JONES MILL                            2.07                     
DIERKS                                2.03                     
LITTLE ROCK                           1.10                     

...SELECTED STORM TOTAL RAINFALL IN INCHES WHERE THE EVENT HAS
ENDED...

...TEXAS...
NEW BRAUNFELS 5.5 WNW                12.00                     
CALDWELL 8.2 W                       11.30                     
MABANK 4 SW                          10.27                     
MALONE                                8.43                     
PLEASANTON 5.2 ENE                    7.81                     
SEGUIN 5.1 NE                         7.77                     
GROESBECK                             7.56                     
BRANDON                               7.27                     
NAVARRO MILLS LAKE                    6.90                     
TRINIDAD                              6.87                     
PALESTINE 1.8 E                       6.72                     
MARIETTA                              6.16                     
DAWSON                                5.77                     
ATHENS RAWS                           5.50                     
WACO 1.4 S                            5.44                     
CIBOLO 3.9 N                          5.31                     
ELMENDORF 5.6 ENE                     5.26                     
CANYON LAKE 7.2 ESE                   5.18                     
AUSTIN 5.9 NW                         5.10                     
COLLEGE STATION 1 WSW                 5.05                     


THE RAIN AND SCATTERED THUNDERSTORMS OVER ARKANSAS AND MISSOURI
WILL SLOWLY SPREAD TO THE NORTHEAST OVER THE NEXT ONE TO TWO DAYS
AS AN UPPER-LEVEL LOW CURRENTLY OVER CENTRAL ARKANSAS DRIFTS
NORTHEASTWARD. A NARROW AXIS OF ADDITIONAL ONE TO THREE INCH
RAINFALL TOTALS IS LIKELY FROM CENTRAL ARKANSAS TO SOUTHWESTERN
INDIANA THROUGH SATURDAY MORNING...WITH HIGHER AMOUNTS POSSIBLE
FROM LOCALIZED DOWNPOURS.

THE NEXT STORM SUMMARY WILL BE ISSUED BY THE HYDROMETEOROLOGICAL
PREDICTION CENTER AT 400 PM CDT. PLEASE REFER TO YOUR LOCAL
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE OFFICE FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON THIS
EVENT.

HAMRICK