THE HYDROMETEOROLOGICAL PREDICTION CENTER
CAMP SPRINGS, MD
STORM SUMMARY MESSAGE
STORM SUMMARY NUMBER 07 FOR EASTERN U.S. HEAVY RAIN AND SNOW
NWS HYDROMETEOROLOGICAL PREDICTION CENTER CAMP SPRINGS MD
400 PM EST THU MAR 10 2011
...WIDESPREAD HEAVY PRECIPITATION EVENT CONTINUES ACROSS THE
EASTERN U.S....
FLOOD AND FLASH FLOOD WATCHES...WARNINGS...AND ADVISORIES HAVE
BEEN ISSUED FROM THE SOUTHERN APPALACHIANS...NORTHWARD ACROSS THE
MID-ATLANTIC STATES...AND INTO THE NORTHEAST.
WINTER WEATHER ADVISORIES...WITH A FEW WINTER STORM WATCHES AND
WARNINGS...REMAIN IN EFFECT ALONG PORTIONS OF THE
APPALACHIANS...FROM NORTH CAROLINA ALL THE WAY INTO NORTHERN
MAINE.
FOR A DETAILED GRAPHICAL DEPICTION OF THE LATEST
WATCHES...WARNINGS AND ADVISORIES...PLEASE SEE WWW.WEATHER.GOV
AT 300 PM EST...A 1005 MB...29.68 INCHES...SURFACE LOW PRESSURE
CENTER WAS LOCATED NEAR THE OHIO/PENNSYLVANIA BORDER. AN OCCLUDED
FRONT EXTENDED SOUTHWARD FROM THE LOW ACROSS THE MID-ATLANTIC
REGION AND DOWN THROUGH CENTRAL FLORIDA. NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE
DOPPLER RADARS AND SURFACE OBSERVATIONS INDICATED WIDESPREAD
PRECIPITATION ASSOCIATED WITH THIS SYSTEM OVER THE EASTERN U.S..
AN AREA OF MODERATE TO HEAVY RAIN WITH EMBEDDED THUNDERSTORMS WAS
MOVING OFF SOUTHERN FLORIDA WHILE FARTHER NORTH...LIGHT TO
MODERATE RAIN WAS OBSERVED OVER THE MID-ATLANTIC STATES...LOWER
GREAT LAKES...AND NORTHEAST. SOME AREAS OF LIGHT SNOW WAS FALLING
ACROSS THE UPPER GREAT LAKES AND NORTHERN MAINE.
...SELECTED STORM TOTAL RAINFALL IN INCHES FROM 700 PM EST MON MAR
07 THROUGH 400 PM EST THU MAR 10...
...FLORIDA...
BELLVIEW 2 NW 3.81
PENSACOLA 4 N 3.70
GONZALEZ 2 E 3.40
PENSACOLA RGNL ARPT 2.85
MARIANNA 1E 2.63
CHIPLEY (AG STN) 2.60
MANATEE SPRINGS 2.60
MARIANNA 7NE 2.51
CRESTVIEW/BOB SIKES 2.37
VALPARAISO/EGLIN AFB 2.32
NICEVILLE 2.30
...GEORGIA...
HELEN 3NE - UNICOI ST PARK 5.10
ELLJAY 10 NW 4.69
MCKAYSVILLE 6 WSW 4.37
LAFAYETTE 5SW 4.25
EPWORTH 5SW-HIGDON'S STORE (TVA) 3.69
CLAYTON 1SSW 3.68
TUGALO DAM 3.57
HAMMOND (GA POWER CO) 3.55
WAHSEGA 3.53
SUCHES 6SW 3.52
CLEVELAND 5NNE 3.48
CURRYVILLE 3W 3.46
HELEN 7N 3.45
...KENTUCKY...
MCALPINE L & D 3.26
LOUISVILLE/STANDIFO 3.05
PROSPECT 2.94
PROVIDENCE 2.82
LOUISVILLE/BOWMAN 2.78
CRESTWOOD 8W 2.66
ROUGH RIVER LAKE 2.66
FORT KNOX AAF 2.65
FORDSVILLE (DARDC) 2.60
FAIRDALE 1.6 SE 2.52
EKRON 2.6 ESE 2.51
CALVERT CITY 2.7 SSW 2.50
...MARYLAND...
FROSTBURG 2.10
...NORTH CAROLINA...
LAKE TOXAWAY 2SW 5.06
HIGHLANDS 4.22
EAST FLAT ROCK 3SE 3.95
BREVARD 1NNE 3.65
FLAT ROCK 2 S 3.62
HIGHLAND (TVA) 3.55
ROBBINSVILLE 2 NNW 3.36
NANTAHALA DAM POWERHOUSE (TVA) 3.18
RICH MOUNTAIN (IFLOWS) 3.11
BREVARD 7E 3.01
...PENNSYLVANIA...
UPPER STRASB 2.05
...SOUTH CAROLINA...
JOCASSEE 8WNW 3.80
MOUNTAIN REST 4 S 3.28
SALEM 3.25
CLEVELAND 8 WSW 3.16
TABLE ROCK DAM 2.98
WALHALLA 5NW 2.76
JOCASSEE 2ESE 2.65
WALHALLA 2.43
...TENNESSEE...
MOUNT LECONTE 4.75
CLEVELAND 4 NNE 4.03
CHATTANOOGA-LOVELL FIELD (ASOS) 3.86
SIGNAL MOUNTAIN 1 WSW 3.81
COPPERHILL (TVA) 3.58
BLUE SPRINGS 2 E 3.57
MARTIN UNIVERSITY 3.37
DAYTON (TVA) 3.30
NICKAJACK DAM (TVA) 3.14
GEORGETOWN (TVA) 3.11
MONTEAGLE 3.04
...VIRGINIA...
MONTEBELLO 3.00
GLASGOW 1SE 2.73
APPLE ORCHARD MT (IFLOWS) 2.12
WOOLWINE 2.12
CENTRAL ACADEMY (IFLOWS) 2.01
...SELECTED STORM TOTAL SNOWFALL IN INCHES FROM 700 PM EST MON MAR
07 THROUGH 400 PM EST THU MAR 10...
...MARYLAND...
ECKHART MINES 5.5
FROSTBURG 2 NNW 4.3
...MICHIGAN...
MENOMINEE 1 SE 7.0
CHATHAM 2 WNW 6.0
CADILLAC 2 N 5.0
RABER 5.0
HESSEL 4.8
WELLSTON 1 N 4.7
STONNINGTON 5 NNE 4.5
TROWBRIDGE PARK 4.2
BALDWIN 4.0
...NEW YORK...
WELLS 5.0
EDINBURG 4.0
...PENNSYLVANIA...
BOSWELL 5.0
OGLETOWN 5.0
BEAVERDALE 4.0
CENTRAL CITY 4.0
...WEST VIRGINIA...
CHERRY GROVE 6 WSW 4.0
...SELECTED STORM TOTAL RAINFALL IN INCHES WHERE THE EVENT HAS
ENDED...
...ALABAMA...
DEMOPOLIS LOCK & DAM 6.50
FAIRHOPE 5 S 4.91
CULLMAN 7.5 SW 4.64
UNIONTOWN 4.53
MELVIN 4.51
COKER 0.6 S 4.42
LIVINGSTON 2SW 4.42
N AL HORTICULTURE SUBSTN 4.35
FAYETTE 1.9 NNE 4.26
TALLADEGA 4.24
WINFIELD 6.4 S 4.24
CENTREVILLE 6SW 4.20
...ILLINOIS...
CAIRO 3N 2.24
OHIO R @ SMITHLAND L&D 2.03
...INDIANA...
CANNELTON 2.40
LEAVENWORTH 2NW 2.37
NEWBURGH 2.25
TELL CITY (POWER PLANT) 2.25
EVANSVILLE RGNL ARPT 2.05
...LOUISIANA...
CALCASIEU 3 N 7.72
ELMER 2SW 7.72
ALEXANDRIA 5SSE 7.61
GRANGEVILLE-AMITE R. 5.98
OAKNOLIA 5.24
CLAYTON 4.95
ZACHARY 4 WNW 4.88
LIVERPOOL 3ENE 4.75
NEW ORLEANS INTL ARPT 3.88
BATON ROUGE/RYAN MUNI ARPT 3.75
...MISSOURI...
THOMPSON LANDING - MISS. RVR 2.16
SIKESTON 2N 2.03
CARUTHERSVILLE 2.00
...MISSISSIPPI...
CRANDALL 12N 7.56
MERIDIAN 14 SE 7.00
QUITMAN 6.80
HATTIESBURG (SITE 1) 6.57
SHUBUTA 6.57
ENTERPRISE 4N 6.50
BROOKHAVEN 6.48
BAY SPRINGS 4S 6.45
PURVIS 2N 6.39
MENDENHALL 4 S 5.62
...SELECTED STORM TOTAL SNOWFALL IN INCHES WHERE THE EVENT HAS
ENDED...
...IOWA...
DUBUQUE REGIONAL AIRPORT 4.7
STRAWBERRY POINT 4.4
OSAGE 4.0
WAUKON 4.0
FAYETTE 3.8
ELDORA 3.5
EDGEWOOD 3.0
DES MOINES INTL ARPT 2.5
...KANSAS...
DIGHTON 12.0
N SHIELDS 10.0
RUSSELL SPRINGS 8.0
TREGO CENTER 8 S 8.0
AMY 15 S 7.0
COLBY 6.0
GRAINFIELD 5.0
HOLCOMB 5.0
OBERLIN 3.0
...MINNESOTA...
CALEDONIA 4.0
LA CRESCENT 3 SSW 3.6
ELLENDALE 3.5
RENO 3 SW 3.5
MOORHEAD 2.9
...NORTH DAKOTA...
LUDDEN 7.0
LA MOURE 6.0
OAKES 5.0
HAVANA 4.0
LINTON 5 NW 3.5
GRAND FORKS 3.1
MICHIGAN 3.0
...NEBRASKA...
GREELEY 5.5
KEARNEY 4 NE 4.6
HOLDREDGE 3.0
...SOUTH DAKOTA...
ROSCOE 5.8
WESTPORT 5.0
ABERDEEN 4.7
BOWDLE 4.5
COLUMBIA 8 NE 4.0
POLLOCK 3.5
ROY LAKE STATE PARK 3.0
...WISCONSIN...
WAUTOMA 6.6
ARKDALE 6.4
LA CROSSE WFO 6.2
OSHKOSH 6.0
WASHINGTON ISLAND 6.0
BIG FLATS 5.5
FRIENDSHIP 5.2
TWO RIVERS 5.0
MADISON 3 SW 4.5
THIS STORM SYSTEM IS FORECAST TO PROGRESS RATHER SLOWLY NORTH AND
EAST THROUGH FRIDAY MORNING. THE HEAVIEST RAIN WILL COME TO AN
END ACROSS THE MID-ATLANTIC REGION BY LATE THURSDAY NIGHT...AND
EVENTUALLY EXIT THE NORTHEAST BY EARLY SATURDAY MORNING. FLOODING
WILL REMAIN A CONCERN ACROSS THE EASTERN SEABOARD DUE TO THE SLOW
MOVEMENT OF THE SYSTEM AND AN ABUNDANCE OF ATLANTIC MOISTURE. IN
ADDITION...AS COLDER AIR WRAPS AROUND THE BACKSIDE OF THIS
ADVANCING STORM SYSTEM...RAIN WILL GRADUALLY CHANGE TO SNOW
THURSDAY NIGHT ACROSS THE OHIO VALLEY AND CENTRAL APPALACHIANS.
THE SNOW COULD BE HEAVY AT TIMES ACROSS EASTERN OHIO...WITH
ACCUMULATIONS OF 4 TO 8 INCHES POSSIBLE.
THE NEXT STORM SUMMARY WILL BE ISSUED BY THE HYDROMETEOROLOGICAL
PREDICTION CENTER AT 1000 PM EST. PLEASE REFER TO YOUR LOCAL
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE OFFICE FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON THIS
EVENT.
GERHARDT
Last Updated: 355 PM EST THU MAR 10 2011