The USA Disaster Situation Report
Situation Report for June 12, 2000
National Temperature Extremes
High Sun...108 At Death Valley CA
Low Mon...30 At Houlton ME
Tornado Risk - Slightly Moderate
Today there is a 15% probability of a tornado within 25 miles of any point
for an area covering far southeastern North Dakota, far northeastern South
Dakota, and an adjacent area of Minnesota. There are two 5% areas. One
covering southeastern North Dakota, northeastern South Dakota, and a small
adjacent area of Minnesota. Another covering west central South Dakota. The
2% probability area covers northeast New Mexico, the northwest Texas
panhandle, eastern Colorado, western Kansas, west central Nebraska, South
Dakota except the southeast corner and the far western area, southcentral
and southeastern North Dakota, and west central Minnesota.
Hail Risk - Moderate
There is an area with a 10% or greater probability of severe hail 2 inches
or larger within 25 miles of any point for an area covering southeastern
North Dakota, northeastern South Dakota, and a adjacent area of west central
Minnesota. This area also has a 25% probability of hail 3/4 inch or larger.
Surrounding this area is an area with a 15% probability of hail 3/4 inch or
larger. There is a second area with a 15% probability of hail that covers
the west Oklahoma panhandle, far eastern Colorado, western Kansas, Nebraska
except the eastern area, far eastern Wyoming, western Montana, North and
South Dakota, Minnesota except the northeastern and far southeastern area,
and far northwestern Iowa.
A second 5% area covers north central and eastern Indiana, Ohio,
Pennsylvania except the northern area, New Jersey except the northern area,
Delaware, Maryland, northern Virginia, and West Virginia, except the
southern area.
Wind Risk - Moderate
There is a 25% probability of winds in excess of 50 knots within 25 miles of
any point for an area southeastern North Dakota, northeastern South Dakota,
and a adjacent area of west central Minnesota. This area is surrounded by a
15% probability There area three other 15% probability areas.
One covers Oklahoma panhandle, far eastern Colorado, western Kansas,
Nebraska except the eastern area, far eastern Wyoming, western Montana,
North and South Dakota, Minnesota except the northeastern and far
southeastern area, and far northwestern Iowa.
The another covers east central Indiana, and Ohio except the far southern
and far north areas.
The last covers southeastern pennsylvania, southern New Jersey, Maryland
except the western area, Delaware, northeastern Virginia, and far eastern
West Virginia.
The 5% probability area for winds is identical to the 5% risk area for hail.
Tomorrow's Risk Slightly Moderate
Tomorrow's risk area covers north central Texas, central Oklahoma, Kansas
except the far western area, central and northern Missouri, east central and
eastern Nebraska, east central and eastern South Dakota, southern Minnesota,
central western and southwestern Wisconsin, northeastern Illinois and Iowa,
Area's to watch tomorrow area southeast Kansas, northeast Iowa, southwest
Wisconsin.
Active Warnings:
Flash Flood
Illinois
URBAN AND SMALL STREAM FLOOD ADVISORY EFFECTIVE UNTIL 130 PM CDT THIS
AFTERNOON FOR PEOPLE IN THE FOLLOWING COUNTIES IN NORTHWEST ILLINOIS
STEPHENSON AND JO DAVIESS
URBAN AND SMALL STREAM FLOOD ADVISORY EFFECTIVE UNTIL NOON CDT THIS MONDAY
MORNING FOR PEOPLE IN THE FOLLOWING COUNTIES IN NORTHEAST ILLINOIS MCHENRY
Wisconsin
URBAN AND SMALL STREAM FLOOD ADVISORY...EFFECTIVE UNTIL 200 PM CDT MONDAY
AFTERNOON...FOR PEOPLE IN THE FOLLOWING COUNTIES... IN SOUTHEAST WISCONSIN
RACINE...WALWORTH AND KENOSHA IN SOUTH CENTRAL WISCONSIN
Texas
FOR THE CHAMBERS CREEK NEAR RICE...MINOR FLOODING IS OCCURING WITH A
STAGE OF 26.9 FEET MEASURED AT 1 AM MONDAY. MODERATE FLOODING IS
FORECAST WITH A CREST STAGE OF 28.0 FEET AT 1 PM MONDAY WHICH IS 4.0
FEET ABOVE FLOOD STAGE.
Washington
FLOOD WARNING FOR THE SKOKOMISH RIVER IN MASON COUNTY... THE SKOKOMISH RIVER
WILL REACH FLOOD STAGE OF 15.0 FEET AROUND 5 AM THIS MORNING AND CREST NEAR
16.0 FEET AROUND 11 AM.
Rainfall is not expected to exceed flash flood guidance.
The 24 hr forecast is calling for over an inch an half of rainfall for the
area of north central Ohio, and over 1 inch for northern Indiana, northern
Ohio, and south central and south western Pennsylvania. The 24 - 48 hr
precipitation forecast shows over an inch and a half of rain falling in the
areas of central western Wisconsin, north eastern Iowa, and southeastern
Minnesota.
United States National flood summary are not currently available
LOCATION / STATE / RIVER / FLOOD STAGE / OBS STAGE / OBS DATE TIME / OBS GMT
Patterson AR Cache R 8 9.96 20000607 1000
Dewitt IA Wapsipinicon R 10 10.79 20000607 1230
Freeport IL Pecatonica R 13 15.22 20000607 1230
Como IL Rock R 8 9.26 20000607 1230
Joslin IL Rock R 12 14.47 20000607 1230
Moline IL Rock R 12 12.64 20000607 1230
ROCKTON IL Rock R 10 11.96 20000607 1230
Williamstown MA W Br Green R 8.1 8.25 20000607 1000
Rice (nr) TX Chambers Ck 24 27.31 20000607 900
Neches 4 NE TX Neches R 12 12.01 20000607 1215
Talco 2 NW TX Sulphur R 23 23.04 20000607 1200
Talco 2 S TX White Oak Ck 16 19.12 20000607 1215
Cle Elum WA Yakima R 6.9 7.74 20000607 1230
New Munster (nr) WI Fox R 10 11.46 20000607 1230
Steuben WI Kickapoo R 12 12.28 20000607 1200
Afton WI Rock R 9 10.53 20000607 1230
Buffalo Bill (abv) WY S Fk Shoshone R 7 7.38 20000607 1030
Tropical Weather Outlook
National Weather Service Miami Fl
1130 Am EDT Mon. June 12 2000
For The North Atlantic...Caribbean Sea And The Gulf Of Mexico...
Cloudiness and thunderstorms associated with a tropical wave moving westward
in the eastern Caribbean Sea have diminished.
Another westward-moving tropical wave is located a few hundred miles
east-southeast of the Windward Islands. This system has become less
organized...but could still spread some shower and thunderstorm activity
over the northeast coast of south America and the Windward Islands during
the next day or two.
Cloudiness and showers extending from the eastern Gulf of Mexico into the
western Caribbean Sea have decreased.
Tropical storm formation is not expected through Tuesday.
FORECASTER STEWART/PASCH
INCIDENT MANAGEMENT SITUATION REPORT
MONDAY, JUNE 12, 2000 - 0530 MDT
NATIONAL PREPAREDNESS LEVEL III
CURRENT SITUATION:
Initial attack activity was minimal throughout the country and
firefighters achieved containment goals on fires in the Southwest, Eastern
Great Basin, Rocky Mountain, and Southern Areas. Alaska has 13 fires
burning in limited protection areas for 1570 acres. Very high to extreme
fire indices were reported in Arizona, New Mexico, Utah, Nevada,
California, Colorado, Texas, Kansas, Minnesota, and Mississippi.
SOUTHWEST AREA LARGE FIRES:
CERRO GRANDE, Bandelier National Park. An Area Command Team (Mann) and
two Type II Incident Management Teams (Carr and Smith) are assigned. A
Type II Incident Management Team (Ostman) is scheduled to transition with
Carr's team today. The fire is near Los Alamos, NM. Crews are continuing
to work on rehabilitation of the fire area. The target date for
completion of the work is 7/1.
VIVEASH, Santa Fe National Forest. A Type II Incident Management Team
(Bedlion) is assigned. The fire will transition to a Type III
organization today. This fire is burning in ponderosa pine and mixed
conifer five miles northwest of Pecos, NM. Crews continue to make good
progress on suppression activities and rehabilitation projects.
OUTLET, Grand Canyon National Park. A Type II Incident Management Team
(McElwain) is assigned. The fire is 25 miles south of Jacob Lake, AZ.
Fire activity has been low due to decreased winds and lower relative
humidities.
EASTERN GREAT BASIN AREA LARGE FIRES:
WING, Uinta National Forest. This human-caused fire started near the city
of Springville, UT and spread onto forest land. Crews are making good
progress toward containment, despite very steep terrain. The threat to
structures has diminished.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA AREA LARGE FIRES:
CRYSTAL, Inyo National Forest. This lightning-caused fire is burning west
of Olancha, CA. Strong winds caused the fire to increase in size.
Monitoring by helicopter will continue.
SOUTHERN AREA LARGE FIRES:
A Type II Incident Management Team (Kearney) is staged in Gainesville, FL.
No new information on the following Florida fires were received this
weekend.
BEE, Florida State Division of Forestry. This fire is in Glades County,
northeast of Fort Myers, FL.
SHIP COMMAND, Florida State Division of Forestry. This fire, which was
caused by lightning, is in Hillsborough County.
BUNDY LAKE, Florida State Division of Forestry. The fire is burning in
heavy fuels 15 miles northeast of Gainesville, FL.
LOUISE, Florida State Division of Forestry. The fire is located near
Gainesville, FL.
DC COMMAND, Florida State Division of Forestry. The fire is located near
Homestead, FL.
JACKSON HOLE, Florida State Division of Forestry. The fire is burning in
hardwood fuels near Cross City, FL.
COUNTY LINE, Florida State Division of Forestry. This fire is near
Okeechobee, FL.
BRIGHT HOUR, Florida State Division of Forestry. This fire is in Desoto
County.
MICROWAVE, Florida State Division of Forestry. This fire is located in
Osceola County, FL.
OUTLOOK:
The mountains of New Mexico and southeast Arizona will have scattered
thunderstorms and locally heavy precipitation. The rest of the Great
Basin area will have mostly sunny skies. Temperatures will range from the
70's in the mountains to near 105 in the deserts. Winds will be south to
southwest at 10 to 20 mph. Minimum relative humidities will be 5 to 15
percent in desert areas and 15 to 30 percent elsewhere.
Florida will be partly sunny with scattered showers and thunderstorms,
most likely in the south. High temperatures will be in the mid 80's to
the lower 90's. Winds will be east to south at 10 mph. Minimum relative
humidities will be 40 to 50 percent in the north and up to 60 percent in
south Florida.
UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY
NATIONAL EARTHQUAKE INFORMATION CENTER
GOLDEN, COLORADO
LISTS OF U.S. EARTHQUAKES IN THE LAST 30 HOURS
Prepared by USGS/NEIC 2000 JUN 12 at 00:15 UTC
NO EVENTS
Note: All data is considered preliminary
Tornado Reports
Time F-Scale Location County State Lat Lon Comments
2214 UNK 3 W (MIB)MINOT AFB WARD ND 4843 10144 REPORTED BY HAM RADIO
OPERATOR. (BIS)
2237 UNK 2 N (MIB)MINOT AFB WARD ND 4846 10136 REPORTED BY HAM RADIO
OPERATOR. (BIS)
2251 UNK 5 E MOHALL BOTTINEAU ND 4876 10137 REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT
OFFICIAL. (BIS)
2308 UNK 2 E SURREY WARD ND 4823 10108 REPORTED BY HAM RADIO OPERATOR. (BIS)
2314 UNK NORWICH MCHENRY ND 4825 10098 REPORTED BY HAM RADIO OPERATOR. (BIS)
0000 UNK 3 W YORK YORK NE 4086 9764 (GRI)
0020 UNK 10 N YORK YORK NE 4103 9758 (GRI)
0045 UNK 5 W LEEDS BENSON ND 4828 9955 BRIEF TOUCHDOWN OVER OPEN COUNTRY
(FAR)
0359 UNK 4 N SHICKLEY FILLMORE NE 4048 9771 REPORTED BY THE PUBLIC AND
SPOTTERS (GRI)
Hail Reports
Time Size Location County State Lat Lon Comments
1825 75 PINE PLAINS DUTCHESS NY 4196 7366 (ALB)
1830 150 CODY CHERRY NE 4293 10125 (LBF)
1830 125 10 S CODY CHERRY NE 4276 10125 (LBF)
1845 75 WINCHESTER CENTER LITCHFIELD CT 4190 7313 (ALB)
1845 75 3 S TRINIDAD CO 3711 10451 REPORTED BY PUBLIC. (PUB)
1920 75 WARWICK KENT RI 4169 7144 DIME SIZE HAIL PER SKYWARN (BOS)
1930 75 ST FRANCIS TODD SD 4313 10091 REPORTED BY PUBLIC. (RAP)
1935 75 10 S CODY CHERRY NE 4276 10125 (LBF)
2008 75 ANTON HOCKLEY TX 3381 10216 3/4 INCH HAIL REPORTED 5NW OF ANTON ON
US84 BY SPOTTERS (LBB)
2020 125 HOOVER BUTTE SD 4511 10326 REPORTED BY PUBLIC. (RAP)
2030 88 LEDYARD CENTER NEW LONDON CT 4143 7201 (NYC)
2055 75 6 N VALENTINE CHERRY NE 4296 10055 (LBF)
2110 175 SHALLOWATER LUBBOCK TX 3368 10198 GOLFBALL HAIL REPORTED IN
SHALLOWATER BY RETIRED NWS PERSONNEL (LBB)
2135 88 17 NW HEREFORD DEAF SMITH TX 3501 10264 REPORTED BY STORM SPOTTER.
(AMA)
2140 100 4 ENE VALENTINE CHERRY NE 4289 10046 (LBF)
2140 75 JOES YUMA CO 3964 10268 REPORTED BY STORM SPOTTER. (GLD)
2200 200 STOCKPORT COLUMBIA NY 4226 7361 (ALB)
2200 75 (MIB)MINOT AFB WARD ND 4843 10136 EVENT DURATION 2 MINUTES. BASE
WEATHER OBSERVER (BIS)
2205 75 FLAGLER KIT CARSON CO 3929 10306 REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT
OFFICIAL. (GLD)
2211 75 8 W LORAINE RENVILLE ND 4886 10175 REPORTED BY PUBLIC. (BIS)
2215 125 23 NW MINOT WARD ND 4850 10169 REPORTED BY PUBLIC. ATMOSPHERIC
RESOURCE BOARD OBSERVER (BIS)
2220 100 MINOT AFB WARD ND 4843 10136 REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL.
BASE WEATHER OBSERVER (BIS)
2220 75 4 SE VONA KIT CARSON CO 3925 10268 REPORTED BY PUBLIC. (GLD)
2228 88 HEREFORD DEAF SMITH TX 3481 10239 REPORTED BY STORM SPOTTER. (AMA)
2228 88 17 NW HEREFORD DEAF SMITH TX 3501 10264 REPORTED BY STORM SPOTTER.
(AMA)
2229 75 LANSFORD BOTTINEAU ND 4863 10136 REPORTED BY COOPERATIVE OBSERVER.
(BIS)
2230 150 7 N WILD HORSE CHEYENNE CO 3893 10300 REPORTED BY PUBLIC. (GLD)
2235 75 7 S VALENTINE CHERRY NE 4274 10055 (LBF)
2245 275 (MIB)MINOT AFB WARD ND 4843 10136 REPORTED BY HAM RADIO OPERATOR.
(BIS)
2247 75 PLAINS YOAKUM TX 3318 10283 3/4 INCH HAIL REPORTED BY SPOTTERS 21 N
OF PLAINS ON FM 1780 (LBB)
2252 200 KEYES CIMARRON OK 3681 10225 REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL.
(AMA)
2252 100 5 E RIVERDALE MCLEAN ND 4749 10124 REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT
OFFICIAL. (BIS)
2305 200 2 E MINOT WARD ND 4823 10123 REPORTED BY PUBLIC. ATMOSPHERIC
RESOURCE BOARD OBSERVER (BIS)
2305 75 MAX MCLEAN ND 4781 10130 REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL. (BIS)
2312 75 RUSO MCLEAN ND 4783 10093 REPORTED BY HAM RADIO OPERATOR. (BIS)
2315 75 CENTER OLIVER ND 4711 10130 REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL.
(BIS)
2329 100 4 N COLEHARBOR MCLEAN ND 4761 10121 REPORTED BY HAM RADIO OPERATOR.
(BIS)
2333 75 12 NW ELKHART MORTON KS 3714 10207 (DDC)
2340 88 MAX MCLEAN ND 4781 10130 REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL. (BIS)
2345 75 7 NE ELKHART MORTON KS 3708 10179 (DDC)
2347 100 WHITEFACE COCHRAN TX 3359 10261 1 INCH HAIL REPORTED BY SPOTTERS 20
S OF WHITEFACE ON FM1780 (LBB)
2347 75 JOHNSON STANTON KS 3756 10174 (DDC)
2350 100 ROPESVILLE HOCKLEY TX 3341 10214 1INCH HAIL REPORTED 27 WEST OF
ROPESVILLE BY SPOTTERS (LBB)
2356 75 WASHBURN MCLEAN ND 4728 10101 REPORTED BY HAM RADIO OPERATOR. (BIS)
2357 75 EVA TEXAS OK 3679 10190 REPORTED BY COOPERATIVE OBSERVER. (AMA)
0034 75 GOODWELL TEXAS OK 3659 10163 REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL.
(AMA)
0040 75 CENTER OLIVER ND 4711 10130 REPORTED BY PUBLIC. ATMOSPHERIC RESOURCE
BOARD (BIS)
0045 88 13 SSE ARAPAHOE CHEYENNE CO 3865 10205 REPORTED BY PUBLIC. (GLD)
0045 75 SHARON SPGS WALLACE KS 3888 10173 REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT
OFFICIAL. (GLD)
0048 88 3 N GUYMON TEXAS OK 3673 10148 REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL.
(AMA)
0055 88 WILLOW CITY BOTTINEAU ND 4859 10028 REPORTED BY HAM RADIO OPERATOR.
(BIS)
0107 100 CENTER OLIVER ND 4711 10130 REPORTED BY PUBLIC. ATMOSPHERIC
RESOURCE BOARD (BIS)
0135 88 4 SE GARDEN CITY FINNEY KS 3791 10080 (DDC)
0158 75 CIMARRON GRAY KS 3779 10034 (DDC)
0215 100 GENOA NANCE NE 4145 9773 (GRI)
0310 75 19 N NORTH PLATTE LINCOLN NE 4146 10078 (LBF)
Wind Reports
Time Speed Location County State Lat Lon Comments
1900 UNK TORRINGTON LITCHFIELD CT 4179 7311 TREES DOWN (ALB)
1905 UNK PROVIDENCE COUNTY PROVIDENCE RI 4186 7158 TREES DOWN CRESTVIEW
DRIVE PER SKYWARN (BOS)
1905 UNK CANTON HARTFORD CT 4181 7290 TREES AND WIRES DOWN PER SPOTTER (BOS)
1907 UNK STANFORDVILLE DUTCHESS NY 4186 7371 TREES DOWN (ALB)
1920 UNK FARMINGTON HARTFORD CT 4171 7283 *** 6 INJ *** TREES AND WIRES DOWN
PER SPOTTER. INJURIES AT POLO GROUND PER STATE WARNING POINT (BOS)
1940 UNK WALDEN ORANGE NY 4154 7418 TREE FELL ON WIRES (NYC)
1940 UNK NEW BRITAIN HARTFORD CT 4166 7278 *** 2 INJ *** LARGE LIMBS DOWN
PER SPOTTER. INJURIES PER EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT. (BOS)
1945 UNK CROMWELL MIDDLESEX CT 4159 7264 TREES AND POWER LINES DOWN (NYC)
1955 UNK WAPPINGERS FALLS DUTCHESS NY 4159 7391 TENTS BLOWN DOWN AT BALLOON
FESTIVAL. INJURIES UNKNOWN. (ALB)
1955 UNK KENT LITCHFIELD CT 4171 7348 TREES DOWN (ALB)
2005 UNK DANBURY FAIRFIELD CT 4138 7346 WIRES DOWN (NYC)
2005 UNK CARMEL PUTNAM NY 4141 7368 TREES AND POWER LINES DOWN. (NYC)
2025 UNK CHEMUNG COUNTY CHEMUNG NY 4213 7673 REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT
OFFICIAL. NUMEROUS TREES AND POWER LINES DOWN. (BGM)
2025 UNK ITHACA TOMPKINS NY 4245 7650 REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL.
LARGE LIMBS AND POWER LINES DOWN. (BGM)
2025 UNK CHESHIRE NEW HAVEN CT 4149 7290 TREES AND LINES DOWN. (NYC)
2030 UNK MONROE FAIRFIELD CT 4133 7321 WIND GUST IN EXCESS OF 40 MPH. (NYC)
2030 UNK NORWICH NEW LONDON CT 4151 7206 TREES DOWN STREET FLOODING (NYC)
2035 UNK NEW LONDON NEW LONDON CT 4134 7209 TREES DOWN-LINES DOWN (NYC)
2045 UNK TIOGA COUNTY TIOGA NY 4221 7633 REPORTED BY EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT.
(BGM)
2048 UNK BROOME COUNTY BROOME NY 4219 7576 REPORTED BY HAM RADIO OPERATOR.
TREES AND POWER LINES DOWN IN MAINE, CHENANGO AND OTHER TOWNS. . (BGM)
2110 UNK GUILFORD NEW HAVEN CT 4128 7268 NUMEROUS TREES AND WIRES DOWN (NYC)
2115 UNK CHENANGO COUNTY CHENANGO NY 4245 7558 REPORTED BY EMERGENCY
MANAGEMENT. NUMEROUS TREES DOWN. (BGM)
2130 UNK RIVERHEAD SUFFOLK NY 4091 7264 TREES AND POWER LINES DOWN. (NYC)
2139 UNK LUBBOCK LUBBOCK TX 3358 10184 DAMAGE FROM WIND AT FM179 & FM114
(GAS STATION) TREES DOWN 19TH AND WEST LOOP 289,. POWER POLE DOWN AT 4TH AND
ALCOVE (LBB)
2143 UNK SIDNEY DELAWARE NY 4231 7538 REPORTED BY EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT.
TREES AND WIRES ALSO DOWN IN WALTON AND MASONVILLE. (BGM)
2145 UNK UNADILLA OTSEGO NY 4231 7531 REPORTED BY EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT.
TREES AND WIRES DOWN. (BGM)
2200 UNK GREAT BARRINGTON BERKSHIRE MA 4219 7336 TREES DOWN - ALSO
UNOFFICIAL WIND GUST TO 63 MPH AT ALFORD AT 603 PM (ALB)
2230 UNK ALFORD BERKSHIRE MA 4223 7341 SECOND STORM MOVING THROUGH ALFORD
DOWNED TREES (ALB)
2255 UNK GARDINER ULSTER NY 4168 7414 TREES DOWN (ALB)
2305 UNK 24 S WALSH BACA CO 3698 10228 REPORTED BY PUBLIC. 4 TO 5 INCH
DIAMETER TREE LIMBS DOWN (PUB)
2317 UNK GREENWOOD LAKE ORANGE NY 4121 7428 TREES AND POWER LINES DOWN.
(NYC)
2330 UNK BEEKMAN DUTCHESS NY 4161 7371 TREES DOWN (ALB)
2330 UNK NEW PALTZ ULSTER NY 4175 7408 TREES DOWN (ALB)
2348 UNK CARLISLE LUBBOCK TX 3361 10180 9 INCH DIAMETER TREE BLOWN
OVER...REPORTED OVER...REPORTED BY PUBLIC (LBB)
2030 60 BRIDGEPORT FAIRFIELD CT 4118 7321 60 MPH WIND GUST (NYC)
2059 64 LUBBOCK LUBBOCK TX 3358 10184 MEASURED 64 MPH WIND GUST AT 19TH AND
WEST LOOP 289 (LBB)
2139 78 LUBBOCK LUBBOCK TX 3358 10184 MEASURED 78 MPH WIND GUST AT 8TH AND
MILWAUKEE (LBB)
2217 65 9 W IDALIA YUMA CO 3969 10249 REPORTED BY STORM SPOTTER. (GLD)
2335 60 7 NE ELKHART MORTON KS 3708 10179 (DDC)
2357 60 EVA TEXAS OK 3679 10190 REPORTED BY COOPERATIVE OBSERVER. (AMA)
0000 UNK VANDERGRIFT WESTMORELAND PA 4059 7958 TREES DOWN. (PIT)
0035 UNK MONROEVILLE ALLEGHENY PA 4043 7981 TREES DOWN. (PIT)
0044 UNK ALLEGHENY COUNTY ALLEGHENY PA 4043 8004 1 TREE DOWN. (PIT)
0045 UNK LATROBE WESTMORELAND PA 4029 7938 TREES DOWN ALONG ROUTE 22. (PIT)
0045 UNK SAYLORSBURG MONROE PA 4090 7531 TREES AND WIRES DOWN IN WEST END
AREA OF SOUTHERN MONROE COUNTY. (PHL)
0055 UNK GIRTY ARMSTRONG PA 4064 7941 TREES FELL DOWN AND KNOCKED TOWN POWER
LINES. (PIT)
0100 UNK WILSON NORTHAMPTON PA 4071 7530 TREES AND WIRES DOWN IN THE CENTRAL
AND SOUTHERN PART OF THE COUNTY. (PHL)
0130 UNK CLINTON HUNTERDON NJ 4063 7491 TREE LIMBS AND WIRES DOWN ALONG THE
I78 CORRIDOR IN THE COUNTY. (PHL)
0137 UNK INDIANA COUNTY INDIANA PA 4063 7913 1 TREE FELLED BY WIND. (PIT)
Fields marked UNK are unknown
All Times UTC
Wind Gusts in MPH
Hail Sizes in 1/100 of an Inch (75 = 0.75")
The U.S. Fire Administration has received notice of the following
firefighter fatality:
Name: Lyndell Smith
Rank: Firefighter
Status: Volunteer
Age: 46
Date of Incident: June 1, 2000
Date of Death: June 1, 2000
Fire Department: Chief Rick Volavka, Caldwell Volunteer Fire Department, 14
West Central, Caldwell, Kansas 67022
Preliminary Determination of the Cause of Death: Died from injuries
sustained in fire apparatus accident while responding to a motor vehicle
accident.
Funeral: Sunday, June 4, 2000
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