The USA Disaster Situation Report
Situation report for June 14, 2000
National Temperature Extremes
High Tue...116 At Lake Havasu City AZ And Death Valley CA
Low Wed...33 At Stanley ID
Tornado Risk - Moderate
There is a 10% or greater probability of a F2 or greater tornado within 25
miles of any point for an area covering west central Indiana.
There is a 15% or greater probability of a tornado within 25 miles of any
point for an area covering Indiana except the southeast and far northwest
area and for east south central Illinois.
The 5% probability area covers central and southern Michigan, Indiana except
the far southeast section, southeast Illinois except the far southern area.
The 2% probability area covers Michigan except the northwest area, northwest
Ohio, Indiana, western Kentucky, the far northwest corner of Tennesssee, far
northeast Arkansas, southeast Missouri, and the southeastern 1/3 of
Illinois.
Hail Risk - Slightly Moderate
There is a 15% or greater probability of hail 3/4 inch or larger within 25
miles of any point for an area covering Michigan, Indiana, northwest Ohio,
southeast Illinois, western Kentucky, western Tennessee, northwest
Mississippi, central and northeast Arkansas, and southwest Missouri.
The 5% probability area covers northeast Texas, the southeast 1/3 of
Oklahoma, Arkansas, northwest Mississippi, western Kentucky, western
Tennessee, the southeastern 1/3 of Missouri, the southeast 1/2 of Illinois,
Indiana, and Michigan except the central and western Peninsula.
Wind Risk - Moderate
There is a 25% or greater probability of winds 50 knots or greater within 25
miles of any point for an area covering centeral southern Michigan, Indiana
except the southeast and far northwest corners, for east south central
Illinois and the northwest corner of Ohio.
The 15% and 5% probability areas are identical to the probability areas for
hail.
Tomorrow's Risk - Slightly Moderate
Tomorrow there area two risk areas.
One is located over central north central, and northeast Kansas, central and
eastern Nebraska, southeast North Dakota, southern Minnesota, west central
and west southern Wisconsin, Iowa, far northwestern Illinois, Iowa, and
northern Missouri.
The other is located over Pennsylvania, New York except the far eastern
area, northwest Maryland, and northeast West Virginia.
Active Warnings:
Flood
Iowa
Illinois
*THIS IS A RIVER FLOOD WARNING FOR THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS... THE CEDAR
RIVER NEAR CONESVILLE. CEDAR RIVER NEAR CONESVILLE * MINOR FLOODING IS
OCCURRING * 4 AM WEDNESDAY STAGE: 11.4 FT * FLOOD STAGE: 12.0 FT * RISE
ABOVE FLOOD STAGE EARLY THIS MORNING * FORECAST CREST 12.7 TO 13.0 FT
THURSDAY MORNING
*...A RIVER FLOOD WARNING IS IN EFFECT FOR THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER NEAR NEW
BOSTON AND GLADSTONE...AND FOR THE WAPSIPINICON RIVER NEAR DEWITT...
...MODERATE FLOODING IS FORECAST ON THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER... ...MODERATE
FLOODING IS OCCURRING ON THE WAPSIPINICON RIVER...
*MISSISSIPPI RIVER NEAR NEW BOSTON AT DAM 17 * MINOR FLOODING IS OCCURRING *
12 AM WEDNESDAY STAGE: 14.2 FT * FLOOD STAGE: 14.0 FT * ROSE ABOVE FLOOD
STAGE EARLY THIS MORNING * FORECAST CREST AROUND 14.3 TO 14.5 FT FRIDAY
*MISSISSIPPI RIVER NEAR GLADSTONE AT DAM 18 * MINOR FLOODING IS OCCURRING *
12 AM WEDNESDAY STAGE: 9.7 FT * FLOOD STAGE: 10.0 FT * FORECAST CREST NEAR
10 FT FRIDAY
*WAPSIPINICON RIVER NEAR DEWITT * MODERATE FLOODING IS OCCURRING * 12 AM
WEDNESDAY STAGE: 11.1 FT * FLOOD STAGE: 10.0 FT * ROSE ABOVE FLOOD STAGE AT
6 PM TUESDAY * FORECAST CREST AROUND 12.0 FT EARLY THURSDAY MORNING
...RIVER FLOOD WARNING ISSUED ON THE MAQUOKETA RIVER NEAR MAQUOKETA...
...MINOR FLOODING IS FORECAST ON THE MAQUOKETA RIVER...
*MISSISSIPPI RIVER AT ROCK ISLAND DAM 15 * MINOR FLOODING IS OCCURRING AND
MODERATE FLOODING IS FORECAST * 9 PM TUESDAY STAGE: 14.0 FT * FLOOD STAGE:
15.0 FT * RISE ABOVE FLOOD STAGE WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON * FORECAST CREST AROUND
16.2 FT THURSDAY AFTERNOON
*MISSISSIPPI RIVER AT MUSCATINE * MINOR FLOODING IS OCCURRING AND MODERATE
FLOODING IS FORECAST * 9 PM TUESDAY STAGE: 15.1 FT * FLOOD STAGE: 16.0 FT *
RISE ABOVE FLOOD STAGE WEDNESDAY EVENING * FORECAST CREST AROUND 18.0 FT
FRIDAY EVENING
*MISSISSIPPI RIVER AT KEITHSBURG * MINOR FLOODING IS OCCURRING AND MODERATE
FLOODING IS FORECAST * 9 PM TUESDAY STAGE: 13.5 FT * FLOOD STAGE: 14.0 FT *
RISE ABOVE FLOOD STAGE WEDNESDAY EVENING * FORECAST CREST AROUND 15.6 FT
EARLY SATURDAY MORNING
* MISSISSIPPI RIVER AT BURLINGTON * MINOR FLOODING IS OCCURRING * 9 PM
TUESDAY STAGE: 14.7 FT * FLOOD STAGE: 15.0 FT * RISE ABOVE FLOOD STAGE EARLY
THURSDAY MORNING * FORECAST CREST AROUND 16.3 FT EARLY SATURDAY MORNING
Indiana
A RIVER FLOOD WARNING FOR THE FOLLOWING...SAINT MARYS RIVER... FOR THE ST.
MARYS RIVER...INCLUDING DECATUR...MINOR FLOODING IS FORECAST. HEAVY RAINS
TUESDAY HAVE CAUSED FLOODING OVER PORTIONS OF NORTHERN INDIANA AND NORTHWEST
OHIO.
Missouri
Ohio
A FLOOD WARNING FOR THE... ...BIG CREEK NEAR BLAIRSTOWN ONE AND ONE-HALF
INCHES TO TW0 AND ONE-HALF INCHES OF RAIN FELL OVER THE BIG CREEK WATERSHED
OVERNIGHT. AS A RESULT OF THIS RAINFALL... THE BIG CREEK NEAR BLAIRSTOWN
WILL RISE ABOVE FLOOD STAGE.
...FOR THE BIG CREEK AT BLAIRSTOWN...THE LATEST STAGE IS 11.8 AT 930 AM
WEDNESDAY MORNING. FLOOD STAGE IS 20.0 FEET. MINOR FLOODING IS
FORECAST...WITH A MAXIMUM STAGE OF 22.5 FEET EXPECTED EARLY THURSDAY
MORNING. THE STAGE WILL RISE ABOVE FLOOD STAGE LATE THIS MORNING.
A FLOOD WARNING FOR THE... ...SOUTH GRAND RIVER NEAR URICH
...FOR THE SOUTH GRAND RIVER AT URICH...THE LATEST STAGE IS 18.1 FEET AT 9
AM MONDAY. FLOOD STAGE IS 24.0 FEET. MINOR FLOODING IS FORECAST...WITH A
MAXIMUM STAGE OF 25.5 FEET EXPECTED THIS EVENING. THE STAGE WILL RISE ABOVE
FLOOD STAGE THIS MORNING. THE STAGE WILL FALL BELOW FLOOD STAGE THURSDAY.
Non Precipitation
California
...A HEAT ADVISORY IS IN EFFECT TODAY FOR SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY VALLEYS
Iowa
...WIND ADVISORY TODAY... .THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HAS ISSUED A WIND
ADVISORY TODAY FOR PARTS OF NORTHEAST NEBRASKA AND WEST CENTRAL IOWA.
Minnesota
...STRONG WINDS ARE EXPECTED ACROSS THE REGION... .
Montana
...HIGH WIND WARNING THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING FOR THE EAST SLOPES OF THE
ROCKIES...
North Dakota
.LOW PRESSURE MOVING FROM SOUTHEAST NORTH DAKOTA INTO NORTHERN
MINNESOTA...COMBINED WITH HIGH PRESSURE OVER THE NORTHERN ROCKIES... WILL
CONTINUE TO PRODUCE STRONG NORTHWEST WINDS OVER THE CENTRAL PORTIONS OF
NORTH DAKOTA THIS MORNING.
Nebraska
.DEEP LOW PRESSURE OVER THE NORTHERN PLAINS STATES WILL MOVE SLOWLY EASTWARD
TODAY. IN ITS WAKE...STRONG NORTHWEST WINDS WILL BUFFET PORTIONS WESTERN AND
NORTH CENTRAL NEBRASKA.
Oklahoma
...A WIND ADVISORY IS IN EFFECT THROUGH 5 AM CDT FOR THE WESTERN TWO- THIRDS
OF THE TEXAS AND OKLAHOMA PANHANDLES...
South Dakota
.AS LOW PRESSURE CONTINUES TO MOVE EASTWARD...STRONG NORTHWEST WINDS ARE
EXPECTED OVER SOUTH CENTRAL SOUTH DAKOTA.
Texas
...A WIND ADVISORY IS IN EFFECT THROUGH 5 AM CDT FOR THE WESTERN TWO- THIRDS
OF THE TEXAS AND OKLAHOMA PANHANDLES...
Washington, June 13, 2000 -- Federal disaster funds were made available
today to help communities in 14 Tennessee counties recover from the effects
of spring storms and other extreme weather that struck the state late last
month, according to the head of the Federal Emergency Management Agency
(FEMA).
The 24 hr precipitation forecast is calling for over 1 inch of rain for 3
areas. One is located over a samll section of northeast Texas, southwest
Oklahoma, and southeast Arkansas. Another runs from southwest to northeast
Missouri, and the last runs fron southeast to central Oklahoma. The 24 - 48
hour forecast is prdicting over an inch and a half of rainfall for the
central area of Iowa.
NATIONAL HYDROLOGIC SUMMARY
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HEADQUARTERS
1145 AM EDT WED JUN 14 2000
FLOOD SUMMARY
Flooding in Midwest, North Central States
Continued rain over already soaked areas from North Dakota to Wisconsin,
Illinois, Indiana and Iowa caused additional flooding problems. Major to
record flooding is expected on the Rock and Des Plains Rivers in Illinois.
Evacuations were reported in Wisconsin due to a possible levee failure. The
city of Mekinock, North Dakota was flooded by waters from the Turtle River.
There was a confirmed death in northeastern North Dakota on Monday as a man
drove over a flooded road.
FLASH FLOODING:
Urban and Small Stream Flood Advisories and/or Flash Flood Warnings were
issued during the weekend for locations including (in alphabetical order by
state):
Illinois: Carroll, Henry, Jo Daviess, Kankakee, Ogle, Rock Island and
Stephenson Counties.
Indiana: Elkhart, Jasper, La Porte, Lake, Marshall, Newton, Porter, Starke
and St. Joseph Counties.
Iowa: Allamakee, Benton, Buchanan, Cedar, Cherokee, Chickasaw, Clay,
Clinton, Delaware, Dickinson, Dubuque, Floyd, Franklin, Howard, Humboldt,
Iowa, Jackson, Johnson, Jones, Linn, Mills, Mitchell, O'Brien, Plymouth,
Polk, Scott, Sioux, Warren, Winnesheik and Woodbury Coutnies.
Additional heavy rain over already saturated ground in east central Iowa
caused significant flash flooding, road and bridge closures
Kansas: Butler, Cowley, Elk, Johnson, Kiowa, Leavenworth, Pratt, Sedgwick,
Sumner, Wilson and Wyandotte Counties.
Heavy rain from thunderstorms caused significant flash flooding; in
Sedgewick County cars were reported under water.
Minnesota: Fillmore, Houston, Jackson and Winona Coutnies.
Missouri: Caldwell, Clay, Jackson and Platte Counteis.
Nebraska: Dakota and Dixon Counties.
New York: Steuben County.
North Dakota: Benson, Eddy, Foster, Griggs, Kidder, Nelson, Steele, Stutsman
and Wells Counties.
Ohio: Hardin County.
Oklahoma: Harper County.
Pennsylvania: Clearfield County.
Puerto Rico: the municipalities from Hormigueros eastward to Juana Diaz and
Coamo, northeastward to San Juan then west along the north coast to
Aguadilla then southward along the west coast to Hormigueros
South Dakota: Union County.
Wisconsin: Buffalo, Columbia, Crawford, Dane, Dodge, Grant, Iowa, Jefferson,
Kenosha, La Crosse, Lafayette, Racine, Sauk, Trempealeau, Vernon and
Walworth Counties.
A flash flood warning was issued for a potential levee failure in Walworth
County as a dam upstream from Lake Pettit broke and sent the Nippersink
Creek out of its banks.
RIVER FLOODING:
The Mississippi River: the river from Quad Cities, Illinois to Burlington,
Iowa has minor to moderate flooding due to recent heavy rains. Rivers and
streams with locations either above flood stage or expected to rise above
flood stag include (in alphabetical order, by state):
Illinois: the Rock, Pecatonica, Kishwaukee and Des Plains Rivers.
Major to record flooding is expected along the Rock river at Moline and
Joslin by the end of the week. Major flooding is expected along the Des
Plains River.
Indiana: the St. Marys and Kankakee Rivers.
Iowa: the Cedar, Wapsipinicon, Maquoketa, Iowa, Winnebago and Shell Rock
Rivers.
North Dakota: the Turtle and Forest Rivers.
Flooding along the Turtle River has caused the evacuation of the City of
Mekinock
Ohio: the St. Joseph and Tiffin Rivers.
Texas: the Rio Grande, Navasota, Guadalupe and Trinity Rivers.
Wisconsin: the Fox and Crawfish Rivers.
FIRES
Washington, June 13, 2000 -- Federal funds were made available today by the
Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) to help Colorado battle the
uncontrolled Cedar Park fire located in Larimer County.
INCIDENT MANAGEMENT SITUATION REPORT
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, 2000 - 0530 MDT
NATIONAL PREPAREDNESS LEVEL III
CURRENT SITUATION:
New large fires were reported in the Southwest, Southern California and
Northern California Areas. Strong and gusty winds contributed to large
fire growth and intense fire behavior in the Rocky Mountain Area. Initial
attack activity was moderate in California, Florida and New Mexico, and
light elsewhere. The National Interagency Coordination Center mobilized
helicopters, airtankers, air attack aircraft, lead planes, infrared
aircraft, radio equipment, engines, crews, and miscellaneous overhead.
Very high to extreme fire indices were reported in Colorado, New Mexico,
Arizona, California, Utah, Florida, Montana, Nevada, Oklahoma, Texas,
Kansas, Minnesota, Georgia, and Mississippi.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN AREA LARGE FIRES:
HIGH MEADOW, Colorado State Forest Service, Pueblo Dispatch Center
Counties. A Type I Incident Management Team (Hart) is assigned. The fire
is 35 miles southwest of Denver, near Bailey, CO. An engine was burned
over and three firefighters suffered smoke inhalation. A total of 39
homes and two outbuildings are confirmed destroyed and 150 more homes are
threatened.
BOBCAT, Arapaho-Roosevelt National Forest. A Type I Incident Management
Team (Carvelho) is assigned. The fire is burning in grass, brush and
timber 12 miles west of Loveland, CO. The fire made a major run toward
the east and structures are threatened within one and a half miles of the
fire. Continuing evacuations are taking place. Fire behavior includes
sustained crowning and spotting up to one mile.
SOUTHWEST AREA LARGE FIRES:
CERRO GRANDE, Bandelier National Park. An Area Command Team (Mann) and
two Type II Incident Management Teams (Smith and Ostman) are assigned.
The fire is near Los Alamos, NM. Crews continue to make progress on
rehabilitation projects.
VIVEASH, Santa Fe National Forest. A Type II Incident Management Team
(Rios) has been ordered. This fire is burning in ponderosa pine and mixed
conifer five miles northwest of Pecos, NM. Fire activity has increased
with the warmer and drier weather. Priorities have shifted back from
rehabilitation to suppression and unburned fuels in the area around Elk
Mountain are a concern.
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. Control problems include unburned islands
within the fire perimeter.
POT MOUNTAIN, Taos Field Office, BLM. This fire is 30 miles northwest of
Taos. Despite wind gusts of 25 mph, crews held the fire's spread to under
100 additional acres. The probable cause of the fire is lightning.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA AREA LARGE FIRES:
SHILO, San Bernardino National Forest. The fire is 20 miles northwest of
San Bernardino near Cajon Pass. Control problems include rugged terrain
and low humidities. Threats are to endangered wildlife habitat.
NORTHERN CALIFORNIA AREA LARGE FIRES:
BERRYESSA, Lake Napa Unit, California Department of Forestry. This fire
is 36 miles west of Sacramento, CA. The fire is being pushed by strong
winds through grass and oak woodland. Structures in the Berryessa Estates
are threatened.
SOUTHERN AREA LARGE FIRES:
LOUISE, Florida State Division of Forestry. This is a complex of four
fires which are burning near Gainesville, FL.
DC COMMAND, Florida State Division of Forestry. This fire is located near
Homestead, FL. No new information was reported.
BEE, Florida State Division of Forestry. This fire is in Glades County,
northeast of Fort Myers, FL. No new information was reported.
OUTLOOK:
*** A RED FLAG WARNING IS POSTED FOR CENTRAL AND NORTHERN CALIFORNIA FOR
GUSTY WINDS, HOT TEMPERATURES AND LOW RELATIVE HUMIDITIES ***
Colorado, Utah, New Mexico, and Arizona will be mostly sunny in the
morning, becoming partly cloudy in the afternoon. High temperatures will
be in the 60's and 70's in the mountains and up to 115 at lower
elevations. Winds will be west to northwest at 10 to 20 mph with local
gusts to 25 mph. Minimum relative humidities will be 5 to 15 percent in
desert areas and 15 to 30 percent elsewhere.
Florida will have partly cloudy conditions with a chance of showers and
thunderstorms. High temperatures will be in the mid 80's to the mid 90's.
Winds will be southeast to southwest at 10 to 15 mph. Minimum relative
humidities will be 45 to 60 percent.
California will be sunny with morning coastal fog. High temperatures will
be in the 70's and 80's along the coast, 90 to 105 inland and 110 to 118
in the deserts. Winds will be variable at 5 to 15 mph. Minimum relative
humidities will range from 45 to 55 percent on the coast to less than 10
percent in the deserts.
Severe Weather Reports
Note: All data is considered preliminary
Tornado Reports
Time F-Scale Location County State Lat Lon Comments
2120 UNK 2 N CLEVELAND STUTSMAN ND 4691 9911 REPORTED BY STORM SPOTTER.
(BIS)
2128 UNK 4 NW CLEVELAND STUTSMAN ND 4693 9918 REPORTED BY PUBLIC. (BIS)
2155 UNK 10 NW PERRYTON OCHILTREE TX 3651 10094 REPORTED BY EMERGENCY
MANAGEMENT. (AMA)
2200 UNK 1 W PERRYTON OCHILTREE TX 3639 10082 REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT
OFFICIAL. (AMA)
2235 UNK 7 N IUKA PRATT KS 3784 9873 (DDC)
2245 UNK STAFFORD COUNTY STAFFORD KS 3801 9873 TORNADO WHICH TOUCHED DOWN IN
NORTHERN PRATT COUNTY LIFTED IN SOUTHERN STAFFORD COUNTY. (DDC)
2345 UNK SANIBEL LEE FL 2645 8201 SEVERAL EYEWITNESSES OF TOUCHDOWN...ALSO
REACHED CAPTIVA. DAMAGE UNKNOWN. EVENT DURATION 5 MINUTES. REPORTED BY LAW
ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL. (TBW)
0000 UNK 1 S ALBION MARSHALL IA 4209 9300 REPORTED BY FIRE AND RESCUE. NO
DAMAGE REPORTED. (DSM)
0037 UNK 1 E GARWIN TAMA IA 4209 9266 REPORTED BY HAM RADIO OPERATOR. BRIEF
TORNADO BLEW A COUPLE TRANSFORMERS OVER. (DSM)
0146 UNK 1 NW GAGEBY HEMPHILL TX 3562 10034 REPORTED BY STORM SPOTTER. EVENT
DURATION 2 MINUTES. (AMA)
0513 UNK 13 NNE MOORELAND WOODWARD OK 3663 9909 3 S ALABASTER STATE PARK.
SIGHTED BY K101 RADIO SPOTTERS AND RELAYED BY WOODWARD S.O. (OKC)
Hail Reports
Time Size Location County State Lat Lon Comments
1206 75 OXFORD JCT JONES IA 4198 9096 REPORTED BY STORM SPOTTER. (MLI)
1645 100 JOLLEY CALHOUN IA 4248 9471 REPORTED BY STORM SPOTTER. (DSM)
1713 150 HAMILTON CALDWELL MO 3973 9400 REPORTED BY STORM SPOTTER. (MCI)
1725 75 HOLT CLAY MO 3945 9434 DIME SIZE HAIL . REPORTED BY MEDIA. (MCI)
1730 88 LUCAS LUCAS IA 4103 9346 REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL. (DSM)
1750 75 FT MADISON LEE IA 4063 9131 REPORTED BY STORM SPOTTER. (MLI)
1756 100 (DSM)DES MOINES INTL ARPT POLK IA 4153 9366 REPORTED BY HAM RADIO
OPERATOR. (DSM)
1813 150 HAMILTON CALDWELL MO 3973 9400 REPORTED BY STORM SPOTTER. (MCI)
1830 175 2 NW LOCK SPGS DAVIESS MO 3987 9381 REPORTED BY PUBLIC. (MCI)
1835 100 STATE CENTER MARSHALL IA 4201 9316 REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT
OFFICIAL. (DSM)
1845 88 8 W LA PLATA MACON MO 4003 9265 REPORTED BY STORM SPOTTER. (MCI)
1853 88 1 W BRASHEAR ADAIR MO 4014 9240 (MCI)
2017 88 MORROWVILLE WASHINGTON KS 3984 9716 DIME TO NICKEL SIZE HAIL. (TOP)
2025 75 FT MADISON LEE IA 4063 9131 REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL.
(MLI)
2032 100 3 NNE HOME MARSHALL KS 3987 9649 (TOP)
2047 75 BURLINGTON DES MOINES IA 4081 9108 REPORTED BY STORM SPOTTER. (MLI)
2049 100 4 E LINCOLN LINCOLN KS 3903 9806 REPORTED BY SHERIFF'S OFFICE (ICT)
2109 75 18 SE MEADE MEADE KS 3707 10006 (DDC)
2112 75 3 N TESCOTT OTTAWA KS 3906 9788 (TOP)
2114 88 WELLS OTTAWA KS 3915 9755 (TOP)
2115 100 BAILEYVILLE NEMAHA KS 3984 9618 (TOP)
2118 100 BETTENDORF SCOTT IA 4153 9051 REPORTED BY HAM RADIO OPERATOR. (MLI)
2125 75 GREENSBURG KIOWA KS 3759 9930 (DDC)
2127 88 KNOWLES BEAVER OK 3686 10018 REPORTED BY STORM SPOTTER. (AMA)
2130 100 KANOPOLIS ELLSWORTH KS 3871 9814 REPORTED BY SPOTTER (ICT)
2133 100 ELMWOOD BEAVER OK 3661 10051 REPORTED BY EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT.
(AMA)
2135 125 WASHINGTON WASHINGTON KS 3981 9704 (TOP)
2135 75 SHERRARD MERCER IL 4131 9050 REPORTED BY STORM SPOTTER. (MLI)
2145 88 GARFIELD CENTER CLAY KS 3951 9713 (TOP)
2145 75 FOLKSTON CHARLTON GA 3083 8201 REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL.
(JAX)
2146 100 STAFFORD COUNTY STAFFORD KS 3801 9873 (DDC)
2150 88 2 W BROOKVILLE SALINE KS 3876 9790 REPORTED BY 911 (ICT)
2155 100 SENECA NEMAHA KS 3983 9606 (TOP)
2200 75 BYERS PRATT KS 3778 9886 (DDC)
2205 100 CHASE RICE KS 3834 9834 REPORTED BY SPOTTER (ICT)
2210 75 ESTILL HAMPTON SC 3275 8123 REPORTED BY THE PUBLIC. (CAE)
2210 75 STAFFORD STAFFORD KS 3796 9859 (DDC)
2215 88 SENECA NEMAHA KS 3983 9606 (TOP)
2215 75 2 E MANCHESTER DICKINSON KS 3909 9727 (TOP)
2215 75 5 N IUKA PRATT KS 3781 9873 (DDC)
2225 200 1 W HAVILAND KIOWA KS 3761 9912 (DDC)
2227 175 6 N GATE BEAVER OK 3694 10004 REPORTED BY STORM SPOTTER. (AMA)
2235 450 LYONS RICE KS 3834 9819 REPORTED BY SPOTTER (ICT)
2237 75 5 E ELMWOOD BEAVER OK 3661 10041 REPORTED BY EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT.
(AMA)
2238 75 RIVERVIEW HILLSBOROUGH FL 2791 8230 EVENT DURATION 4 MINUTES.
REPORTED BY OFF-DUTY NWS EMPLOYEE. (TBW)
2246 100 SENECA NEMAHA KS 3983 9606 (TOP)
2252 175 5 E STAFFORD STAFFORD KS 3796 9849 (DDC)
2301 75 8 NNW PLEVNA RENO KS 3808 9836 (ICT)
2310 150 9 NW BUFFALO HARPER OK 3693 9974 PUBLIC REPORT (OKC)
2314 175 LYONS RICE KS 3834 9819 REPORTED BY EOC (ICT)
2314 88 4 SW SALINA SALINE KS 3878 9766 REPORTED BY 911 (ICT)
2315 75 TAMPA HILLSBOROUGH FL 2798 8246 HAIL OCCURRED MAINLY EAST OF I-275.
HAIL ACCUMULATED IN SOME AREAS. SOME QUARTER SIZE HAIL REPORTED...BROKE
WINDSHIELDS. ..MEDIA...AND LAW (TBW)
2316 175 5 SW CULLISON PRATT KS 3757 9897 (DDC)
2316 75 1 NW ENGLEWOOD CLARK KS 3704 9999 (DDC)
2321 75 TURON RENO KS 3779 9843 (ICT)
2323 100 5 N BELVIDERE KIOWA KS 3753 9908 (DDC)
2324 275 6 WSW WINDOM MCPHERSON KS 3834 9801 REPORTED BY HAM RADIO (ICT)
2325 75 13 N SELMAN HARPER OK 3701 9948 PUBLIC REPORT (OKC)
2326 175 5 NE ELMWOOD BEAVER OK 3667 10044 REPORTED BY EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT.
(AMA)
2330 100 PERRYTON OCHILTREE TX 3640 10080 REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT
OFFICIAL. (AMA)
2330 75 2 NW WELLINGTON SUMNER KS 3729 9742 REPORTED BY SPOTTER (ICT)
2335 175 COATS PRATT KS 3751 9883 (DDC)
2355 100 1 E ROCKPORT ATCHISON MO 4041 9549 REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT
OFFICIAL. (MCI)
2355 100 SAVANNAH ANDREW MO 3993 9483 REPORTED BY PUBLIC. (MCI)
2358 175 COATS PRATT KS 3751 9883 60 MPH WIND ACCOMPANIED THE HAIL (DDC)
0005 75 WICHITA SEDGWICK KS 3769 9733 EAST WICHITA NEAR CENTRAL AND
GREENWICH (ICT)
0007 75 INMAN MCPHERSON KS 3823 9776 REPORTED BY 911 (ICT)
0015 100 FAIRFAX ATCHISON MO 4033 9539 (MCI)
0016 88 CANADIAN HEMPHILL TX 3590 10038 REPORTED BY STORM SPOTTER. (AMA)
0022 175 2 N COATS PRATT KS 3754 9883 (DDC)
0022 75 3 S GATE BEAVER OK 3679 10004 REPORTED BY EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT.
(AMA)
0030 75 20 SSW MULLEN HOOKER NE 4174 10120 (LBF)
0040 100 DIKE GRUNDY IA 4246 9263 REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL.
(DSM)
0046 175 MENDOTA HEMPHILL TX 3576 10050 REPORTED BY STORM SPOTTER. (AMA)
0050 175 2 N CANADIAN HEMPHILL TX 3593 10038 REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT
OFFICIAL. (AMA)
0110 75 LECOMPTON DOUGLAS KS 3904 9539 SEVERAL REPORTS ALONG THE LECOMPTON
FARMERS TURNPIKE. (TOP)
0125 75 1 SE MULLINVILLE KIOWA KS 3757 9946 (DDC)
0145 75 DERBY SEDGWICK KS 3754 9726 REPORTED BY 911 (ICT)
0148 100 9 SE MULLINVILLE CLARK KS 3747 9934 (DDC)
0150 100 VIOLA SEDGWICK KS 3748 9764 REPORTED BY 911 (ICT)
0155 100 5 S VIOLA SUMNER KS 3739 9764 REPORTED BY HAM (ICT)
0216 75 WICHITA SEDGWICK KS 3769 9733 NE WICHITA (ICT)
0223 250 3 W PERTH SUMNER KS 3716 9756 (ICT)
0242 175 WICHITA SEDGWICK KS 3769 9733 REPORTED BY HAM. 81ST STREET NORTH
AND HOOVER. (ICT)
0330 125 3 SE OCONTO CUSTER NE 4111 9973 (LBF)
0419 75 MOCANE BEAVER OK 3688 10053 EVENT DURATION 5 MINUTES. REPORTED BY
EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT. (AMA)
0448 75 4 E BEAVER BEAVER OK 3681 10043 REPORTED BY EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT.
(AMA)
Wind Reports
Time Speed Location County State Lat Lon Comments
1205 UNK 2 NW ORD VALLEY NE 4162 9896 TWO SHEDS DAMAGED (GRI)
1555 UNK 3 NW WASHBURN WOODFORD IL 4095 8933 ONE 2-3 FOOT DIAMETER TREE DOWN
ACROSS ROUTE 89. FROM NWS EMPLOYEE AND FROM COUNTY SHERIFF. (SPI)
1555 UNK 2 E WILBERN MARSHALL IL 4094 8927 ONE 2-3 FOOT DIAMETER TREE DOWN
ACROSS ROUTE 89. LOCATION WAS 3 NORTH OF WASHBURN...FROM NWS EMPLOYEE AND
FROM COUNTY SHERIFF. (SPI)
1750 UNK WASHINGTON WASHINGTON IA 4129 9169 REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT
OFFICIAL. (MLI)
1805 UNK DES MOINES POLK IA 4159 9361 REPORTED BY HAM RADIO OPERATOR. POWER
LINES DOWN. (DSM)
1820 UNK CARLTON MERCER PA 4148 8001 TREES BLOWN DOWN. (PIT)
1836 UNK NEVADA STORY IA 4201 9344 REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL.
BUILDING UNDER CONSTRUCTION BLOWN DOWN. (DSM)
1845 UNK MOUNTAIN LAKE FRANKLIN VA 3734 8055 TREES AND POWER LINES DOWN
(RNK)
1905 UNK 8 NE MARSHALLTOWN MARSHALL IA 4214 9278 REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT
OFFICIAL. SEMI BLOWN OFF HIGHWAY. (DSM)
1945 UNK SIOUX CITY WOODBURY IA 4249 9638 TREES DOWNED. REPORTED BY LAW
ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL. (FSD)
1947 UNK SOUTH SIOUX CITY DAKOTA NE 4248 9641 TREES DOWNED. REPORTED BY LAW
ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL. (FSD)
2000 UNK ANSON CLARK MO 4058 9176 METAL ROOF DAMAGED AND TREE LIMBS DOWN.
REPORTED BY STORM SPOTTER. (MLI)
2005 UNK ROANOKE HUNTINGTON IN 4096 8536 TREE DOWN AND LIMBS DOWN. REPORTED
BY LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIALL. (FWA)
2033 UNK COLUMBUS CITY LOUISA IA 4126 9138 REPORTED BY STORM SPOTTER. (MLI)
2101 UNK BURLINGTON DES MOINES IA 4081 9108 REPORTED BY STORM SPOTTER. (MLI)
2105 UNK AURELIA CHEROKEE IA 4271 9543 PROPERTY DAMAGE...POSSIBLE TORNADO.
REPORTED BY PUBLIC. (FSD)
2108 UNK ALTA BUENA VISTA IA 4266 9530 TREES DOWNED. REPORTED BY MEDIA.
(FSD)
2110 UNK DURANT CEDAR IA 4159 9091 REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL.
(MLI)
2115 UNK REMBRANDT BUENA VISTA IA 4283 9516 TREES DOWNED. REPORTED BY LAW
ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL. (FSD)
2120 UNK ALEDO MERCER IL 4119 9074 REPORTED BY STORM SPOTTER. (MLI)
2125 UNK CHARLOTTE CLINTON IA 4196 9048 REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT
OFFICIAL. (MLI)
2125 UNK PORT BYRON ROCK ISLAND IL 4161 9033 TREES DOWN. REPORTED BY STORM
SPOTTER. (MLI)
2125 UNK SPENCER CLAY IA 4315 9514 BUILDINGS DAMAGED. REPORTED BY PUBLIC.
(FSD)
2135 UNK 3 S AYRSHIRE IA 4298 9484 REPORTED BY STORM SPOTTER. TREES DOWN.
(DSM)
2145 UNK FOLKSTON CHARLTON GA 3083 8201 POWER LINES DOWN (JAX)
2215 UNK DEPEW IA 4318 9455 REPORTED BY MEDIA. 15 POWER LINES DOWN. (DSM)
2220 UNK 1 SW LYNDON WHITESIDE IL 4170 8994 TWO LARGE TREES DOWN. REPORTED
BY OFF-DUTY NWS EMPLOYEE. (MLI)
2240 UNK STARKE BRADFORD FL 2994 8209 TREES AND POWER LINES (JAX)
2240 UNK BRIDGEWATER ADAIR IA 4125 9468 REPORTED BY FIRE AND RESCUE. SMALL
TREES DOWN. (DSM)
2250 UNK RIVERVIEW HILLSBOROUGH FL 2791 8230 WINDS UPROOTED YOUNG TREES AND
BLEW CONSTRUCTION DEBRIS... REPORTED BY MEDIA. (TBW)
2258 UNK ZEPHYRHILLS PASCO FL 2823 8218 POWER LINES BLOCKING SR 54...3300
BLOCK. REPORTED BY PUBLICUTILITY. (TBW)
2315 UNK WAYCROSS WARE GA 3121 8234 TREES DOWN. REPORTED BY EMERGENCY
MANAGER. (JAX)
2320 UNK 3 W ALMA WABAUNSEE KS 3901 9634 LARGE TREE LIMBS DOWN (TOP)
2320 UNK 7 NNE GREENSBURG KIOWA KS 3770 9924 5 INCH TREE BRANCHES DOWN (DDC)
2330 UNK 1 E NEVADA STORY IA 4201 9342 REPORTED BY HAM RADIO OPERATOR. LARGE
TREE DOWN. (DSM)
2330 UNK CUMMING FORSYTH GA 3419 8414 TWO TREES BELOW DOWN, ONE ON PILGRIM
MILL ROAD AND THE OTHER ON PILGRIM ROAD. (ATL)
2340 UNK POWERS LAKE KENOSHA WI 4254 8830 REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT
OFFICIAL. (MKE)
2350 UNK 6 W HIAWATHA BROWN KS 3984 9566 LARGE TREES AND POWER LINES DOWN.
(TOP)
2350 UNK WAYCROSS WARE GA 3121 8234 TREES DOWN. REPORTED BY EMERGENCY
MANAGER. (JAX)
2350 UNK STARKE BRADFORD FL 2994 8209 TREES AND POWER LINES DOWN (JAX)
2350 UNK LA GRANGE WALWORTH WI 4279 8859 REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT
OFFICIAL. (MKE)
2350 UNK 1 N COLLINS STORY IA 4191 9330 REPORTED BY EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT.
BARN/GARAGE/PART OF HOUSE DAMAGED. (DSM)
2355 UNK 1 SW STATE CENTER MARSHALL IA 4200 9318 REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT
OFFICIAL. BARNS DOWN. BROKEN WINDOWS. (DSM)
1551 70 MISHAWAKA IN 4166 8616 ESTIMATED BY STORM SPOTTER ON NORTH SIDE OF
MISHAWAKA. (FWA)
1645 60 JOLLEY CALHOUN IA 4248 9471 REPORTED BY STORM SPOTTER. (DSM)
1754 60 WASHINGTON WASHINGTON IA 4129 9169 REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT
OFFICIAL. (MLI)
1757 60 DES MOINES POLK IA 4159 9361 REPORTED BY MEDIA. KCCI. (DSM)
1827 70 2 E AMES STORY IA 4203 9357 REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL.
TREE LIMBS DOWN. (DSM)
1831 60 MAXWELL STORY IA 4188 9339 REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL.
(DSM)
1845 60 2 N WEBSTER CITY HAMILTON IA 4249 9381 REPORTED BY STORM SPOTTER. NO
DAMAGE REPORTED. (DSM)
1853 70 BRASHEAR ADAIR MO 4015 9238 REPORTED BY PUBLIC. (MCI)
1900 70 5 S LANCASTER SCHUYLER MO 4043 9251 REPORTED BY PUBLIC. (MCI)
1920 70 ELDON WAPELLO IA 4091 9216 REPORTED BY STORM SPOTTER. LARGE TREE
BRANCHES DOWN ON CAR. (DSM)
1927 60 LIBERTYVILLE JEFFERSON IA 4094 9204 REPORTED BY HAM RADIO OPERATOR.
(MLI)
1930 60 6 SE BUCKINGHAM TAYLOR IA 4219 9235 REPORTED BY STORM SPOTTER. NO
DAMAGE REPORTED. (DSM)
1930 60 2 E WATERLOO IA 4249 9230 REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL. NO
DAMAGE REPORTED. (DSM)
2039 60 FRUITLAND MUSCATINE IA 4134 9113 REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT
OFFICIAL. (MLI)
2045 60 FREDONIA LOUISA IA 4128 9133 REPORTED BY STORM SPOTTER. (MLI)
2050 65 3 N MARCUS CHEROKEE IA 4286 9580 REPORTED BY STORM SPOTTER. (FSD)
2055 60 PLEASANT PRAIRIE MUSCATINE IA 4151 9088 REPORTED BY STORM SPOTTER.
(MLI)
2150 65 EMMETSBURG IA 4311 9469 REPORTED BY STORM SPOTTER. 8 INCH DIAMETER
(DSM)
2155 60 WESTMORELAND POTTAWATOMIE KS 3940 9641 (TOP)
2219 60 FT DODGE WEBSTER IA 4249 9418 REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL.
(DSM)
2231 80 MOONLIGHT DICKINSON KS 3900 9711 GUSTS 75 TO 80 MPH (TOP)
2240 60 2 W JUNCTION CITY GEARY KS 3903 9687 (TOP)
2250 60 2 N OGDEN RILEY KS 3914 9671 (TOP)
2315 60 WAMEGO POTTAWATOMIE KS 3919 9631 3" LIMBS DOWN AS WELL (TOP)
2324 60 AMES STORY IA 4203 9361 REPORTED BY STORM SPOTTER. (DSM)
2335 70 JEWELL HAMILTON IA 4229 9364 REPORTED BY STORM SPOTTER. NO DAMAGE
REPORTED. (DSM)
2335 60 2 NW DELIA JACKSON KS 3927 9599 (TOP)
2355 70 3 W TOPEKA SHAWNEE KS 3904 9574 AT KSNT-TV (TOP)
2355 60 4 E PAXICO WABAUNSEE KS 3906 9608 (TOP)
2355 60 3 SW HIGHLAND DONIPHAN KS 3981 9531 REPORTED BY STORM SPOTTER. (MCI)
2358 70 WILLARD SHAWNEE KS 3909 9594 (TOP)
0000 UNK POWERS LAKE KENOSHA WI 4254 8830 REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT
OFFICIAL. (MKE)
0004 UNK 3 S HAYSVILLE SEDGWICK KS 3751 9736 60+ MPH WINDS AND LIMBS OFF
TREES. REPORTED BY TRAINED SPOTTER. (ICT)
0011 UNK 2 S VALLEY FALLS JEFFERSON KS 3929 9546 BUILDING DAMAGED SOUTH OF
VALLEY FALLS ON K-4 HIGHWAY (TOP)
0012 UNK 2 N SILVER LAKE SHAWNEE KS 3913 9586 POWER LINES DOWN (TOP)
0030 UNK 4 SE TAMPA MARION KS 3850 9708 60 MPH WINDS. 4 INCH TREE LIMBS DOWN
. (ICT)
0050 UNK CANADIAN HEMPHILL TX 3590 10038 REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT
OFFICIAL. (AMA)
0110 UNK 1 W NEW SHARON MAHASKA IA 4146 9268 REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT
OFFICIAL. POWER LINES DOWN. (DSM)
0300 UNK SALISBURY CHARITON MO 3941 9281 2 FOOT DIAMETER TREES DOWN. METAL
ROOF OFF FROM A CONCRETE BUILDING. REPORTED BY COOPERATIVE OBSERVER. (MCI)
0315 UNK VAN BUREN COUNTY VAN BUREN IA 4075 9191 TREES DOWNED. REPORTED BY
LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL. (MLI)
0315 UNK MILTON VAN BUREN IA 4066 9216 TREES DOWNED. REPORTED BY LAW
ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL. (MLI)
0425 UNK HANCOCK COUNTY HANCOCK IL 4040 9120 POWER LINES DOWN AND TREES
DOWNED OVER ROADS. EVENT DURATION 10 MINUTES. REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT
OFFICIAL. (MLI)
0450 UNK 17 N MOORELAND WOODWARD OK 3671 9919 DAMAGE TO DOORS OF A HOUSE.
REPORTED BY HAM RADIO 3 MILES WEST OF ALABASTER CAV STATE PARK. (OKC)
0458 UNK 3 N CAMDEN SCHUYLER IL 4020 9076 LAW ENFORCEMENT REPORTED TREE
BLOWN DOWN ON ROUTE 99 (SPI)
0500 UNK GALESBURG KNOX IL 4094 9036 LAW ENFORCEMENT REPORTED LARGE TREE
LIMB DOWN ON POWER LINE (SPI)
0515 UNK 13 NNE MOORELAND WOODWARD OK 3663 9909 TREES UPROOTED. REPORTED BY
WOODWARD PD 3 S ALABASTE CAVERNS STATE PARK. (OKC)
0553 UNK WINFIELD COWLEY KS 3725 9698 LARGE TREE DOWNED. JUST NORTH OF
WINFIELD. (ICT)
0000 70 MAPLE HILL WABAUNSEE KS 3908 9603 LARGE TREE LIMBS DOWN. (TOP)
0003 60 HAYSVILLE SEDGWICK KS 3756 9736 REPORTED ON HAM RADIO (ICT)
0012 60 IOWA FALLS HARDIN IA 4251 9326 REPORTED BY STORM SPOTTER. (DSM)
0020 70 ST JOSEPH BUCHANAN MO 3976 9484 TREES AND WIRES DOWN THROUGHOUT
CITY. REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL. (MCI)
0020 60 2 W EFFINGHAM ATCHISON KS 3951 9544 TOOL SHED BLOWN DOWNREPORTED BY
EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT. (MCI)
0020 60 MAYSVILLE DE KALB MO 3988 9438 REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL.
(MCI)
0030 70 5 S MC LOUTH JEFFERSON KS 3911 9521 (TOP)
0030 60 KINGMAN KINGMAN KS 3764 9811 REPORTED BY CHANNEL 3 (ICT)
0033 65 2 W ESKRIDGE WABAUNSEE KS 3884 9614 (TOP)
0034 75 1 S DOVER SHAWNEE KS 3894 9593 (TOP)
0037 60 6 WNW CARBONDALE OSAGE KS 3885 9575 (TOP)
0050 60 OVERBROOK OSAGE KS 3878 9555 SEVERAL LOCATIONS IN NORTHERN PART OF
THE COUNTY. (TOP)
0055 70 TOPEKA SHAWNEE KS 3904 9568 SOUTHWEST TOPKEA (TOP)
0100 60 UDALL COWLEY KS 3738 9711 REPORTED BY 911 (ICT)
0102 70 MC LOUTH JEFFERSON KS 3919 9521 (TOP)
0103 60 MAYSVILLE DE KALB MO 3988 9438 REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL.
(MCI)
0112 60 PAULINE SHAWNEE KS 3896 9568 (TOP)
0120 60 1 S STULL DOUGLAS KS 3894 9544 (TOP)
0120 60 1 E TONGANOXIE LEAVENWORTH KS 3911 9506 REPORTED BY EMERGENCY
MANAGEMENT. (MCI)
0130 60 OSAGE CITY OSAGE KS 3863 9581 (TOP)
0137 60 2 NW COFFEY DAVIESS MO 4012 9403 TREES DOWN ALONG I-35. REPORTED BY
PUBLIC. (MCI)
0140 60 OVERBROOK OSAGE KS 3878 9555 (TOP)
0145 60 8 S LONE STAR DOUGLAS KS 3873 9534 (TOP)
0145 60 POMONA FRANKLIN KS 3861 9544 (TOP)
0145 60 WICHITA SEDGWICK KS 3769 9733 REPORTED BY AMATEUR RADIO. 31ST AND
SOUTH SENECA (ICT)
0210 60 2 W DE SOTO JOHNSON KS 3898 9500 REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT
OFFICIAL. (MCI)
0210 60 SHAWNEE JOHNSON KS 3901 9471 LARGE LIMBS DOWN. REPORTED BY LAW
ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL. (MCI)
0300 64 GODDARD SEDGWICK KS 3766 9758 REPORTED BY KSN WX-LAB (ICT)
0347 60 RAGO KINGMAN KS 3745 9808 (ICT)
0400 58 KEOKUK LEE IA 4040 9138 REPORTED BY STORM SPOTTER. (MLI)
0450 100 11 NNE MOORELAND WOODWARD OK 3660 9911 ESTIMATED BY HAM RADIO
OPERATOR 5 S ALABASTE CAVERNS STATE PARK. (OKC)
0450 74 21 NNE MOORELAND WOODWARD OK 3675 9903 RECORDED BY OKLAHOMA MESONET
BETWEEN 2345 AND 0000. (OKC)
Fields marked UNK are unknown
All Times UTC
Wind Gusts in MPH
Hail Sizes in 1/100 of an Inch (75 = 0.75")
LONG TERM FORECAST
THREATS
Long-term drought continues over portions of the Midwest, South, and Hawaii.
General risk of wildfires remains high over western New Mexico, most of
Arizona, portions of the Rockies and intermountain region, and northern and
central Florida.
DETAILED SUMMARY
For Friday June 16 through Sunday June 18: A trough is expected to bring str
ong thunderstorms and heavy rains to eastern North Dakota and northern
Minnesota. MRF ensembles support this, ECMWF and UKMO forecasts are in
overall agreement, although the latter models predict an overall weaker
trough that does not cutoff.
For Monday June 19 through Friday June 23: There is considerable
disagreement among models for this period. MRF favors settling a trough in
the East, and brings a tropical system, and heavy rain, into the Southeast.
The ECMWF favors a zonal pattern. MRF ensembles favor a wet East.
For Saturday June 24 through Tuesday June 27: MRF predicts an amplified
pattern with a strong ridge in the center of the Nation, wet in the East.
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