The USA Disaster Situation Report
Situation report for June 15, 2000
National Temperature Extremes
High Wed...120 At Death Valley CA
Low Thu...37 At Gunnison CO And Truckee CA
Major to record flooding is expected along the Rock River in Illinois
Tornado Probability - Moderate
There is a 10% or greater probability of a F2 or greater tornado within 25
miles of any point for an area covering southwest central Iowa today.
There is a 15% probability area of a tornado within 25 miles of any point
for an area covering the southwest 1/4 of Iowa.
The 5% probability area covers central and southwest Iowa, southwest
Nebraska, and far northeast Missouri.
There are two 2% probability areas.
One covers Kansas except the northwest and southeast areas, southeast
Nebraska, northwest Missouri, Iowa except the northwest and far southeast
areas, southeast Minnesota, Wisconsin except the northern and far eastern
areas, and far northwestern Illinois.
The other 2% probability area covers New York except the southeastern area,
Pennsylvania except the southeastern area, far northern West Virginia, and
western Maryland.
Hail Risk - Moderate
There are two areas with a 25% or greater probability of hail 3/4 inch or
larger within 25 miles of any point.
One area covers Iowa except the southeast and northwest areas, far southeast
Nebraska, and far northwest Missouri.
The other area 25% probability area covers western North Carolina, and
northern northwest South Carolina.
There are two 5% probability areas.
One area covers north central Oklahoma, Kansas except the western area, the
northwest 1/3 of Missouri, southeast Nebraska, Iowa except the far northwest
area, southeast Minnesota, Wisconsin except the far northern area, and
northwest Illinois.
The other 5% probability area covers northeast Georgia, northwest South
Carolina, far western Tennessee, west central and western North Carolina,
Virginia except the far western and southeastern areas, West Virginia except
the far western area, western Ohio, Maryland except the eastern area,
Pennsylvania, and New York except the southeastern area
Wind Risk - Moderate
There are two areas with a 25% or greater probability of winds in excess of
50 knots within 25 miles of any point.
One area covers the southeastern half of Iowa except the far southeastern
area, and southwest Wisconsin.
The other area covers central and northeast central Pennsylvania and south
central New York.
There are two 5% probability areas
The area description is the same as for the 5% risk areas for hail.
Tomorrow's Risk - Slightly Moderate
Tomorrow there are two areas at risk
One area covers west central and western New Mexico, northcentral Texas
except the far north panhandle, and southeastern Oklahoma.
The other area covers northeast Illinois, northern Indiana, Michigan except
the northern area, and northwestern Ohio.
Active Warnings:
Flash Flood
Texas
...A FLASH FLOOD WARNING REMAINS IN EFFECT FOR BROWN COUNTY UNTIL 1135 AM
CDT...
...FLOOD WARNING FOR JOHNSON COUNTY UNTIL 11 AM... ...FLASH FLOOD WARNING
FOR HUNT COUNTY UNTIL 1130 AM... ...FLASH FLOOD WARNING FOR RAINS AND VAN
ZANDT COUNTIES UNTIL 1245 PM...
* FLASH FLOOD WARNING FOR... RAINS COUNTY IN NORTHEAST TEXAS VAN ZANDT
COUNTY IN NORTHEAST TEXAS * UNTIL 1230 PM CDT
Flood
Iowa
A FLOOD WARNING HAS BEEN ISSUED FOR THE SHELL ROCK RIVER AT SHELL ROCK.
HEAVY RAINS LATE TUESDAY IN THE SHELL ROCK BASIN HAVE CAUSED A RAPID RISE
ALONG THE RIVER IN FLOYD AND BUTLER COUNTIES.
Louisiana
DUE TO VERY HEAVY RAINFALL OF THREE TO SIX INCHES IN THE UPPER SABINE RIVER
BASIN DURING WEDNESDAY EVENING THROUGH THURSDAY MORNING...FLOODING WILL
DEVELOP ON THE SABINE RIVER BELOW LAKE TOWAKONI.
FOR THE SABINE RIVER SOUTH OF MINEOLA TEXAS...THE LATEST STAGE WAS 3.4 FEET
MEASURED DURING 8 AM THURSDAY. SIGNIFICANT FLOODING IS FORECAST WITH THE
RIVER RISING AND CRESTING BETWEEN 18 AND 19 FEET DURING SUNDAY. FLOOD STAGE
IS 14 FEET. EXPECT SIGNINIFICANT LOWLAND FLOODING. THE HIGHWAY 69 BOATRAMP
ON THE SABINE RIVER WILL BE COMPLETELY INUNDATED. LIVESTOCK NEAR
...MAJOR FLOODING EXPECTED ON LAKE FORK CREEK BELOW LAKE FORK...THE HIGHEST
STAGES SEEN SINCE DECEMBER OF 1971... DUE TO VERY HEAVY RAINFALL OF FIVE TO
EIGHT INCHES DURING WEDNESDAY EVENING THROUGH THE WEE HOURS OF THURSDAY
MORNING IN THE LAKE FORK CREEK BASIN ABOVE LAKE FORK DAM...MAJOR FLOODING
WILL DEVELOP ON LAKE FORK CREEK BELOW LAKE FORK DAM.
North Dakota
FLOOD WARNING FOR THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS: THE GOOSE RIVER AND ITS
TRIBUTARIES FROM PORTLAND NORTH.
Texas
DUE TO VERY HEAVY RAINFALL OF THREE TO SIX INCHES IN THE UPPER SABINE RIVER
BASIN DURING WEDNESDAY EVENING THROUGH THURSDAY MORNING...FLOODING WILL
DEVELOP ON THE SABINE RIVER BELOW LAKE TOWAKONI.
...MAJOR FLOODING EXPECTED ON LAKE FORK CREEK BELOW LAKE FORK...THE HIGHEST
STAGES SEEN SINCE DECEMBER OF 1971...
FOR THE LAKE FORK CREEK BELOW LAKE FORK SOUTH OF QUITMAN TEXAS...THE LATEST
STAGE WAS 7.4 FEET MEASURED DURING 8 AM THURSDAY. MAJOR FLOODING IS FORECAST
WITH THE CREEK RISING AND CRESTING BETWEEN 21 AND 23 FEET DURING FRIDAY
EVENING.
THIS WILL BE A MAJOR FLOOD ON LAKE FORK CREEK.. ALL PREPARATIONS FOR
FLOODING MUST BE RUSHED TO COMPLETION.
Non Precipitation
California
.STRONG HIGH PRESSURE OVER CALIFORNIA WILL RAISE THE HEAT INDEX IN THE
CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY AS HIGH AS 110 DEGREES AGAIN TODAY.
...AN EXCESSIVE HEAT ADVISORY REMAINS IN EFFECT FOR THE CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN
SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY TODAY...
KERN COUNTY MOUNTAINS- ...AN EXCESSIVE HEAT ADVISORY HAS BEEN ISSUED FOR THE
LAKE ISABELLA AREA FOR TODAY... HEAT INDICES IN THE AREA SURROUNDING LAKE
ISABELLA ARE EXPECTED TO RANGE FROM 106 TO 110 DEGREES TODAY.
Colorado
...HIGH WIND WARNING CONTINUED FOR COLORADO FRONT RANGE FOOTHILLS TODAY...
Idaho
...WIND ADVISORY UNTIL NOON TODAY IN THE UPPER SNAKE RIVER PLAIN...
Montana
...LAKE WIND ADVISORY FOR FORT PECK LAKE TODAY...
Wyoming
...HIGH WIND WARNING HAS BEEN POSTED TODAY FOR THE MOUNTAINS OF SOUTHEAST
WYOMING...
The 24 hr precipitation forecast is predicting three areas with rainfall
today of over an inch. These are located over northeast Kansas, in the area
of the junction of the Florida panhandle and Alabama and north central South
Carolina, and south central North Carolina.
The 24 - 48 hr precipitation forecast is calling for over 2 inches of
rainfall in the in the area of northeast Oklahoma, and southwest Missouri.
And over 1 inch of rainfall over the northeast 1/2 of Oklahoma, southeast
Kansas, northwest Arkansas, southcentral and southern Missouri except the
far southeastern area, central and southern Illinois, and central and west
central Illinois.
NATIONAL HYDROLOGIC SUMMARY
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HEADQUARTERS
1045 AM EDT THU JUN 15 2000
FLOOD SUMMARY
MIDWEST FLOODING CONTINUES -- OVERNIGHT FLOODING IN TEXAS
Major to record flooding is expected along the Rock River in Illinois from
Joslin to the confluence with the Mississippi River. A levee along the Rock
River in the Erie and Hillside areas failed last night, requiring
evacuations.
Following a week of wet conditions, minor to moderate river flooding is
affecting North Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Missouri, Iowa, Kansas,
Illinois and Indiana.
Heavy rain overnight brought widespread lowland flooding to north-central
Texas with numerous roads flooded, some closed and several rural bridges
under water.
More rain is expected in flooded areas, with greatest concern in Kansas,
Nebraska and Missouri, as well as North Dakota and Minnesota.
Beneficial rains in parts of Alabama, Mississippi and Georgia could mitigate
drought conditions.
FLASH FLOODING:
Flood/Flash Flood and/or Urban and Small Stream Flood Advisories were issued
over the last day for:
Hawaii: the north-central valley of Oahu
Illinois: Whiteside County
A 100-150 portion of a levee along the west side of the Rock River in the
Erie area failed overnight. Flow is affecting the flood plain, including
Erie and Hillsdale. Affected residents were safely evacuated.
Indiana: Adams, Allen and Marion Counties
Kansas: Sedgwick County
New York: Allegany, Cattaraugus and Erie Counties
Ohio: Allen, Defiance, Paulding, Putnam and Van Wert Counties
Texas: Bosque, Brown, Coleman, Concho, Crockett, Dallas, Hamilton, Hopkins,
Hunt, Johnson, Rains, Somervell, Tarrant and Van Zandt Counties
Water was report to be 6 feet deep over a Farm to Market road in the Arbala
area of Hopkins County
RIVER FLOODING:
Mississippi River: Flow from tributary rivers has pushed most locations
along the Mississippi River from the Quad Cities area downstream to
Winfield, Missouri, above flood stage. The flood crest is below the Quad
Cities area and will continue downstream, reaching Winfield on Monday.
Generally minor flooding is expected.
Rivers and streams that are currently above or expected to rise above flood
stage:
Illinois: the Des Plaines, Fox, Kishwaukee, Pecatonica, Rock and Wabash
Rivers
Indiana: the Kankakee, St. Mary's, Tippecanoe andWabash Rivers
Iowa: the Cedar, English, Iowa, Maquoketa, Pecatonica, Shell Rock,
Wapsipinicon and Winnebago Rivers; Beaver Creek
Minnesota: the Root River
Missouri: the Blackwater and South Grand Rivers and Big Creek
North Dakota: the Goose, Missouri and Turtle Rivers
Ohio: the St. Joseph and Tiffin Rivers
Oklahoma: the Cimarron River
Texas: the Navasota, Cowleech Fork of the Sabine, South Fork of the Sabine
and Trinity Rivers; Chambers Creek
Wisconsin: the Fox and Rock Rivers
Fires
INCIDENT MANAGEMENT SITUATION REPORT
THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 2000 - 0530 MDT
NATIONAL PREPAREDNESS LEVEL III
CURRENT SITUATION:
New large fires were reported in the Southwest and Northern California
Areas. Strong winds and low relative humidities will hinder suppression
activities in Colorado and New Mexico and the potential for new starts in
Colorado should increase with dry lightning in the forecast. Initial
attack activity was moderate in California, the Southwest, the Southern
Area, and Alaska. The National Interagency Coordination Center processed
orders for two Area Command Teams, helicopters, airtankers, air attack
planes, infrared aircraft, radio equipment, engines, a caterer, a shower
unit, crews, and miscellaneous overhead. Very high to extreme fire
indices were reported in Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, California, Utah,
Nevada, Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Wyoming, Minnesota, Florida, Georgia, and
Mississippi.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN AREA LARGE FIRES:
An Area Command Team (Meuchel) is assigned to manage the large fires in
Colorado.
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 Pine, CO. Gusty winds on the fire
yesterday resulted in extreme fire behavior, causing the retreat of
structure protection forces. Over 200 homes have been evacuated.
Forecast strong winds and low humidity today could lead to significant
fire growth.
BOBCAT, Arapaho-Roosevelt National Forest. A Type I Incident Management
Team (Carvelho) is assigned. This fire is burning in grass, brush and
timber 12 miles west of Loveland, CO. The fire made runs up Dry Creek and
Jug Creek and crews established an anchor point and made good progress
working toward Cedar Park. High winds today may challenge attempts to
hold the fireline.
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. An
Area Command Team (Edrington) and a Type II Incident Management Team
(Furlong) will be transitioning in today. The fire is near Los Alamos,
NM. Crews are making significant progress on rehabilitation projects
identified by the Burned Area Emergency Rehabilitation Team. Steep
terrain, unburned islands and drought conditions are challenging
firefighting efforts.
VIVEASH, Santa Fe National Forest. A Type II Incident Management Team
(Rios) is assigned. This fire is burning in ponderosa pine and mixed
conifer five miles northwest of Pecos, NM. The priority remains
suppression, as warmer and drier weather has increased fire activity.
Rehabilitation operations will resume today with the arrival of additional
crews.
SALIZ, Gila National Forest. A Type II Incident Management Team (Leech)
has been ordered. This lightning-caused fire is 15 miles southwest of
Reserve, NM. The fire jumped Highway 180, requiring the road's closure.
Sections of a trunk power line were destroyed. Fifty structures are
threatened.
LA CUEVA, Las Vegas District, New Mexico State Forestry. The fire is one
and a half miles north of Mora, NM. Strong winds have pushed this fire in
grass and brush and flame lengths of 250 feet have been observed. Ten
structures are threatened.
POT MOUNTAIN, Taos Field Office, BLM. This fire is burning in pinyon-
juniper and sagebrush 30 miles northwest of Taos. Fire behavior includes
torching and spotting. Helicopter bucket work has been crucial to holding
the existing fireline. Extremely dry fuels and poor access are hindering
containment efforts. High winds are forecast for today.
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 for the past 24 hours has been minimal. Mop up and
rehabilitation work continues.
NORTHERN CALIFORNIA AREA LARGE FIRES:
BERRYESSA, Lake Napa Unit, California Department of Forestry. A State
Type I Incident Management Team (Tarp) is assigned. The fire is burning
in steep terrain and heavy fuels 36 miles west of Sacramento, CA.
Containment efforts are being hampered by strong winds, low humidities and
high temperatures. Forty residences are threatened near Lake Berryessa.
UTC, Santa Clara Ranger Unit, California Department of Forestry. This
fire is 20 miles north of Morgan Hill, CA. Suppression efforts have been
effective, and demobilization will begin today. No structures are
threatened.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA AREA LARGE FIRES:
SHILO, San Bernardino National Forest. The fire is 20 miles northwest of
San Bernardino near Cajon Pass. Suppression forces are making good
progress toward containment. The cause has been determined to be railroad
exhaust.
SOUTHERN AREA LARGE FIRES:
LOUISE, Florida State Division of Forestry. This is a complex of four
fires which are burning near Gainesville, FL. Fireline construction and
mop up operations are continuing.
OUTLOOK:
*** A RED FLAG WARNING IS POSTED FOR NEW MEXICO THIS AFTERNOON FOR STRONG
WINDS AND LOW RELATIVE HUMIDITIES ***
*** A FIRE WEATHER WATCH IS POSTED IN NORTHEAST COLORADO FOR STRONG GUSTY
WINDS, LOW HUMIDITIES AND POSSIBLE DRY LIGHTNING ***
Colorado, Utah, New Mexico, Arizona, and Utah will be mostly sunny.
Northeast Colorado will become mostly cloudy in the afternoon with
isolated dry thunderstorms. High temperatures will be in the 60's and
70's in the mountains and up to 118 in desert areas. Winds in Arizona and
Nevada will be west to northwest at 10 to 20 mph. Colorado, New Mexico
and Utah will have west to northwest winds of 20 to 30 mph with gusts to
40 mph. Minimum relative humidities will be 5 to 15 percent in desert
areas and 15 to 30 percent at higher elevations.
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 60 percent on the coast to less than 10
percent in the deserts.
Florida will have mostly cloudy conditions in the north with a chance of
showers and thunderstorms. Central and southern Florida will be partly
cloudy with a chance of thunderstorms. High temperatures will be in the
mid 80's to the mid 90's. Winds will be south to southwest at 10 to 15
mph. Minimum relative humidities will be 45 to 60 percent.
A fire weather watch is also posted in eastern Idaho for strong winds.
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 15 at 00:15 UTC
EARTHQUAKES IN SOUTHWESTERN UNITED STATES
(29.0 TO 35.8 N, 102.0 TO 125.0 W)
Date Time (UTC) Lat Long Depth Magnitude
2000 JUN 14 19:00:20.00 32.9 N 115.5 W 1 km 4.2
5 miles SSE of Brawley, California
2000 JUN 14 21:49:18.00 32.9 N 115.5 W 1 km 4.5
5 miles SSE of Brawley, California
Note: All data is considered preliminary
Tornado Reports
Time F-Scale Location County State Lat Lon Comments
2150 UNK NORTH MANCHESTER WABASH IN 4100 8576 SEVERAL HOMES DAMAGED, TREES
AND POWER LINES DOWN OVER MUCH OF NORTHERN WABASH COUNTY. REPORTED BY LAW
ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL. (FWA)
2202 UNK 5 W NORTH MANCHESTER WABASH IN 4099 8587 REPORTED BY EMERGENCY
MANAGEMENT. (FWA)
2210 UNK 2 S SIDNEY KOSCIUSKO IN 4106 8574 DAMAGE TO MEDOW ACRES TRAILER
PARK. REPORTED BY PUBLIC. (FWA)
2210 UNK 3 NNW NORTH MANCHESTER WABASH IN 4104 8579 *** 1 INJ *** BARN
DESTROYED AND WINDOWS BLOWN OUT OF A BRICK HOUSE. 5TH WHEEL CAMPER TRAILER
DESTROYED. NUMEROUS TREES DENUDED. REPORTED BY OFF-DUTY NWS EMPLOYEE. (FWA)
2215 UNK 4 SSW SIDNEY KOSCIUSKO IN 4103 8578 BARN...OUTBUILDINGS AND
VEHICLES DESTROYED. HOUSE CONSIDERABLY DAMAGED. NUMEROUS TREES DENUDED.
REPORTED BY OFF-DUTY NWS EMPLOYEE. (FWA)
2319 UNK 3 S GARRETT IN 4129 8513 TOUCHDOWN REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT
OFFICIAL. (FWA)
Hail Reports
Time Size Location County State Lat Lon Comments
1647 75 GREENLEE MCDOWELL NC 3566 8209 AMBULANCE CREW OBSERVED DIME SIZE
HAIL ABOUT 3 SW PLEASANT GARDENS. RELAYED BY EOC. (GSP)
1750 75 CHERAW CHESTERFIELD SC 3468 7988 REPORT FROM COOPERATIVE OBSERVER
(CAE)
1820 75 CARY WAKE NC 3578 7880 240 PM SOUTH WADESBORO MARBLE SIZE HAIL (RDU)
1845 75 NR WEST WAKE NC 3496 7801 (RDU)
1900 75 6 NW RIDGELAND JASPER SC 3255 8110 DIME SIZE HAIL REPORTED BY
FORRESTRY COMM (CHS)
1907 125 STEVENSVILLE BERRIEN MI 4201 8651 REPORTED BY STORM SPOTTER. (FWA)
1910 75 STERLING HEIGHTS MACOMB MI 4256 8303 (DTX)
1920 100 NR SANFORD LEE NC 3548 7918 (RDU)
1940 88 2 W RIDGELAND JASPER SC 3248 8105 SPOTTER REPORT NICKEL HAIL AND
LARGE LIMBS DOWN (CHS)
2000 100 VANDALIA MONTGOMERY OH 3988 8419 REPORTED BY STORM SPOTTER. (ILN)
2010 75 4 W BLENHEIM MARLBORO SC 3451 7973 HAM RADIO OPERATOR HAD REPORT OF
DIME SIZE HAIL JUST EAST OF THE DARLINGTON COUNTY LINE (ILM)
2015 75 5 S WAYLAND ALLEGAN MI 4259 8563 (GRR)
2020 75 BYRON CENTER KENT MI 4281 8573 (GRR)
2040 75 WENTWORTH ROCKINGHAM NC 3640 7976 (RNK)
2040 75 VAN WERT VAN WERT OH 4086 8456 REPORTED BY EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT.
(FWA)
2045 75 NAHUNTA BRANTLEY GA 3120 8198 (JAX)
2120 175 PEMBROKE ROBESON NC 3468 7918 ROBESON 911 REPORTED GOLF BALL SIZE
HAIL (ILM)
2130 100 HICKOX BRANTLEY GA 3114 8200 (JAX)
2140 175 ROBESON COUNTY ROBESON NC 3466 7906 ROBESON 911 REPORTED GOLFBALL
SIZE HAIL. (ILM)
2140 75 DARLINGTON DARLINGTON SC 3429 7986 PUBLIC REPORTS DIME SIZE HAIL.
(ILM)
2210 175 3 W COLUMBIA CITY WHITLEY IN 4116 8554 REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT
OFFICIAL. (FWA)
2230 175 3 W COLUMBIA CITY WHITLEY IN 4116 8554 REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT
OFFICIAL. (FWA)
2230 100 DINWIDDIE COUNTY DINWIDDIE VA 3706 7763 (AKQ)
2300 75 AVILLA NOBLE IN 4136 8523 REPORTED BY STORM SPOTTER. (FWA)
2320 100 1 SW GARRETT IN 4133 8514 REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL.
(FWA)
0000 75 PULASKI PULASKI VA 3704 8080 (RNK)
0050 75 HIWASSEE PULASKI VA 3696 8071 (RNK)
0230 88 GIRARD ERIE PA 4200 8031 (CLE)
Wind Reports
Time Speed Location County State Lat Lon Comments
1725 UNK BELLEVILLE ST CLAIR IL 3851 8998 TREES DOWN NEAR HIGHWAY 15 (STL)
1740 UNK HIGHLAND MADISON IL 3873 8966 SCATTERED TREES AND POWERLINES DOWN
THROUGH THE CITY. TREES WERE BLOCKING SEVERAL STREETS AND ONE VEHICLE
DAMAGED SEVERELY BY A FALLEN TREE. (STL)
1745 UNK 4 W GREENVILLE BOND IL 3888 8940 SEVERAL TREES DOWN BLOCKING STATE
ROADS 140 AND 127 (STL)
1745 UNK BREESE CLINTON IL 3861 8951 TREES DOWN BLOCKING OLD U.S. ROUTE 50
BETWEEN BREESE AND BECKMEYER (STL)
1815 UNK VANDALIA FAYETTE IL 3896 8909 NUMEROUS TREES AND POWERLINES DOWN
(STL)
1820 UNK DECATUR MACON IL 3984 8894 TREE LIMBS FELL ON POWER LINES ACROSS
NORTH PART OF CITY...CAUSING POWER OUTAGES. REPORTED BY LOCAL MEDIA. (SPI)
1835 UNK SHELBYVILLE SHELBY IL 3941 8880 TREES AND POWER LINES DOWN.
REPORTED BY SHERIFFS DEPT. (SPI)
1840 UNK CONVOY VAN WERT OH 4091 8469 REPORTED BY EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT.
LIMBS AND POLES DOWN. (FWA)
1845 UNK 2 S PAULDING PAULDING OH 4109 8456 REPORTED BY EMERGENCY
MANAGEMENT. TREES DOWN. (FWA)
1850 UNK SULLIVAN MOULTRIE IL 3959 8861 POWER LINES DOWN. REPORTED BY LOCAL
POLICE. (SPI)
1900 UNK CHATSWORTH LIVINGSTON IL 4075 8828 TREES DOWN. UTILITY TRAILER
BLOWN OVER. ROOF SHINGLES BLOWN OFF. REPORTED BY COOPERATIVE OBSERVER. (CHI)
1900 UNK MATTOON COLES IL 3948 8836 TREES AND POWER LINES DOWN. REPORTED BY
COLES COUNTY EOC. (SPI)
1910 UNK FERGUSON PULASKI KY 3711 8458 EVERAL TREES DOWN IN ERGUSON. REPORT
FROM OUNTY EMERGENCY MANAGER. (JKL)
1915 UNK CHAMPAIGN CHAMPAIGN IL 4011 8825 NUMEROUS TREES AND POWER LINES
DOWN COUNTYWIDE. REPORTED BY SHERIFFS DEPT. (SPI)
1920 UNK MARSHALL CLARK IL 3938 8769 TREE DOWN SOUTH OF TOWN. REPORTED BY
SHERIFFS DEPT. (SPI)
1921 UNK 10 E MONROE UNION NC 3498 8036 COUNTY REPORTS TREES
UPROOTED...HOUSE DAMAGED...AND WELL HOUSE DESTROYED. (GSP)
1925 UNK NEWMAN DOUGLAS IL 3979 8798 PHONE LINES BLOWN DOWN. REPORTED BY THE
SHERIFF. (SPI)
1925 UNK 5 N WHITE SPGS HAMILTON FL 3041 8274 (JAX)
1930 UNK CHEBANSE IROQUOIS IL 4100 8791 WIND GUST GREATER THAN 60 MPH.
NUMEROUS TREES DOWN IN TOWN. REPORTED BY STORM SPOTTER. (CHI)
1935 UNK 3 E KANKAKEE KANKAKEE IL 4111 8778 3 SEMI TRUCKS AND CARS BLOWN
OVER AT INTERSECTION OF INTERSTATE 57 AND HWY 17. ROOF DAMAGE TO SURROUNDING
BLDGS. REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL. (CHI)
1936 UNK BANGOR VAN BUREN MI 4231 8611 TREE DOWN IN THE CITY (GRR)
1945 UNK CLIFTON IROQUOIS IL 4093 8793 NUMEROUS TREES AND POWER LINES DOWN.
REPORTED BY EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT. (CHI)
1945 UNK CRESCENT CITY IROQUOIS IL 4076 8786 NUMERSOUS TREES AND POWER LINES
DOWN. CANOPY TO GAS STATION DAMAGED. REPORTED BY EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT. (CHI)
1950 UNK DANVILLE PITTSYLVANIA VA 3658 7941 WIDESPREAD AREA OF TREES DOWN
THROUGHOUT THE CITY (RNK)
1950 UNK DANVILLE VERMILION IL 4013 8761 SEVERAL TREES DOWN AROUND TOWN.
REPORTED BY SHERIFF. (SPI)
1950 UNK BONNEAU BERKELEY SC 3329 7994 EM REPORT TREES DOWN (CHS)
1953 UNK 5 N ADRIAN LENAWEE MI 4198 8403 TRAINED SPOTTER REPORTED 6 INCH
TREE LIMBS DOWNED BY WIND (DTX)
2000 UNK LOUISBURG FRANKLIN NC 3609 7830 TREES DOWN ON HWY 401 (RDU)
2008 UNK FOUNTAIN CITY WAYNE IN 3994 8491 FIVE TO SIX 12 INCH DIAMETER TREES
DOWN. REPORTED BY HAM RADIO OPERATOR. (ILN)
2009 UNK SHELBY MACOMB MI 4359 8636 TRAINED SPOTTER REPORTED 1 TO 2 FOOT
TREES DOWN AT 23 MILE AND SHELBY ROAD (DTX)
2010 UNK CROSS BERKELEY SC 3331 8016 EM REPORT TREES DOWN (CHS)
2015 UNK 5 W ORANGEBURG ORANGEBURG SC 3349 8096 SEVERAL TREES DOWN NEAR PINE
HILL (CAE)
2015 UNK 3 E FOWLER BENTON IN 4061 8725 ROOF DAMAGE TO HOUSES. PART OF BARN
ROOF BLOWN OFF. NUMEROUS TREES DOWN. DAMAGE IN RURAL AREA EAST OF FOWLER. .
REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL. (CHI)
2015 UNK 5 S WAYLAND ALLEGAN MI 4259 8563 TREE DOWN (GRR)
2015 UNK ERIDU MADISON FL 3030 8374 NUMEROUS TREES AND POWER LINES DOWN
AROUND ERIDU. DAMAGE REPORTED IN BOTH COUNTIES. (TLH)
2020 UNK BROOK NEWTON IN 4086 8736 TREE BLOWN DOWN ONTO HOUSE. REPORTED BY
PUBLIC. (CHI)
2025 UNK BYRON CENTER KENT MI 4281 8573 SMALL LIMBS AND BRANCHES DOWN (GRR)
2025 UNK STERLING HEIGHTS MACOMB MI 4256 8303 TRAINED SPOTTER REPORTED 6
INCH TREE BRANCHES DOWNED AT PLUMBROOK AND DODGE PARK ROADS. (DTX)
2027 UNK RICHMOND WAYNE IN 3983 8490 MULTIPLE TREES DOWN COUNTY WIDE.
REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL. (ILN)
2030 UNK 2 E WINCHESTER CLARK KY 3798 8414 TREES DOWN. REPORTED BY LAW
ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL. (SDF)
2030 UNK TIMBERLAKE CAMPBELL VA 3733 7925 TREES DOWN (RNK)
2031 UNK WOLCOTT WHITE IN 4076 8703 REPORTED BY HAM RADIO OPERATOR. TREES
DOWN. (FWA)
2045 UNK NORTH HAMPTON CLARK OH 3998 8393 2 TREES DOWNED (ILN)
2050 UNK 2 S LOWELL KENT MI 4289 8533 TRAINED SPOTTER REPORTED TREES AND 6
INCH DIAMETER LIMBS DOWN (GRR)
2055 UNK HAMLET STARKE IN 4138 8659 REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL.
TREES DOWN. (FWA)
2100 UNK LA PORTE IN 4159 8671 REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL. TREES
DOWN COUNTYWIDE. (FWA)
2100 UNK PLYMOUTH MARSHALL IN 4134 8631 TREES AND POWER LINES DOWN
COUNTYWIDE. REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL. (FWA)
2100 UNK BATH COUNTY BATH KY 3813 8371 REES DOWN IN WESTERN ORTION OF
COUNTY. REPORT FR OREHEAD STATE POLICE. (JKL)
2100 UNK ZION NATIONAL PARK WASHINGTON UT 3730 11356 TREES DOWN ON RT 15
NEAR BOARDER OF PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY (RNK)
2105 UNK MT WASHINGTON BULLITT KY 3804 8555 SEVERAL TREES DOWN. 3 POWER
LINES DOWN. 2 TELEPHONE LINES DOWN. REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL.
(SDF)
2105 UNK 5 N NASHVILLE BARRY MI 4268 8508 TRAINED SPOTTER REPORTED LARGE
TREES AND POWER LINES DOWN (GRR)
2107 UNK 3 N LEIPSIC PUTNAM OH 4114 8400 REPORTED BY EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT.
POWER POLES AND LINES DOWN. (FWA)
2110 UNK 1 N BEARDSTOWN PULASKI IN 4114 8661 REPORTED BY EMERGENCY
MANAGEMENT. TREES DOWN. (FWA)
2110 UNK JEFFERSONTOWN JEFFERSON KY 3819 8556 TREES DOWN. REPORTED BY
OFF-DUTY NWS EMPLOYEE. (SDF)
2115 UNK 2 W TAYLORSVILLE SPENCER KY 3803 8539 TREES DOWN ALONG HIGHWAY 44.
REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL. (SDF)
2115 UNK 5 S SOUTH BEND IN 4158 8625 TREES DOWN. REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT
OFFICIAL. (FWA)
2115 UNK LEWISBURG CASS IN 4075 8621 TREES DOWN. REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT
OFFICIAL. (FWA)
2115 UNK BENT CREEK APPOMATTOX VA 3753 7883 TREES DOWN OVER HWY 60 (RNK)
2120 UNK STANTON MONTCALM MI 4329 8508 TRAINED SPOTTER REPORTED 4 INCH
DIAMETER TREES DOWN (GRR)
2125 UNK PORTLAND IONIA MI 4286 8491 LAW ENFORCEMENT REPORTED TREES AND
POWER LINES DOWN (GRR)
2130 UNK APPOMATTOX APPOMATTOX VA 3734 7883 TREES DOWN OVER HWY 601 (RNK)
2130 UNK HICKOX BRANTLEY GA 3114 8200 SEVERAL TREES DOWN (JAX)
2135 UNK SHELBYVILLE SHELBY KY 3821 8523 TREES DOWN ACROSS ROADS. REPORTED
BY LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL. (SDF)
2140 UNK ELKHART ELKHART IN 4168 8596 TREES DOWN. REPORTED BY LAW
ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL. (FWA)
2140 UNK GILEAD MIAMI IN 4096 8601 TREE DOWN. REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT
OFFICIAL. (FWA)
2150 UNK ALMA GRATIOT MI 4336 8466 LAW ENFORCEMENT REPORTED TREES AND POWER
LINES DOWN (GRR)
2157 UNK TWELVE MILE CASS IN 4086 8621 BARN ROOF OFF NEAR 12 MILE AND
SEVERAL TREES DOWN THROUGHOUT THE COUNTY. REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT
OFFICIAL. (FWA)
2157 UNK WILMINGTON CLINTON OH 3945 8383 POWER LINES DOWN (ILN)
2200 UNK SHEPHERD ISABELLA MI 4351 8468 LAW ENFORCEMENT REPORTED MOBILE HOME
BLOWN OVER INTO A POWER POLE. HOME WAS SEVERELY DAMAGED. NO INJURIES. (GRR)
2200 UNK MOUNT PLEASANT ISABELLA MI 4263 8485 LAW ENFORCEMENT REPORTED TREES
DOWN (GRR)
2205 UNK 2 N NORTH MANCHESTER WABASH IN 4103 8576 BARN DESTOYED AND WINDOWS
BLOWN OUT OF A BRICK HOUSE.REPORTED BY STORM SPOTTER. (FWA)
2210 UNK 3 SW THREE RIVERS MI 4189 8568 POWER LINES...POLES AND TREES DOWN.
SOME TREES UPROOTED. REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL. (FWA)
2215 UNK MASON WARREN OH 3936 8431 2 TREES DOWN (ILN)
2230 UNK MONTGOMERY COUNTY MONTGOMERY GA 3218 8251 LAW ENFORCEMENT REPORTED
6 TO 10 LARGE PECAN TREES UPROOTED IN ORCHARD. (ATL)
2235 UNK WASHINGTON COURT HOUSE FAYETTE OH 3953 8343 NUMEROUS TREES DOWNED
ON S.R. 41 (ILN)
2235 UNK 1 S BIG PLAIN MADISON OH 3981 8328 2 TREES DOWN (ILN)
2238 UNK DANVILLE KNOX OH 4041 8246 NUMEROUS TREES DOWN ACROSS COUNTY (CLE)
2240 UNK XENIA GREENE OH 3968 8393 NUMEROUS TREES DOWN (ILN)
2245 UNK JALAPA GRANT IN 4063 8574 TREES DOWN. REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT
OFFICIAL. (FWA)
2245 UNK SPRINGFIELD CLARK OH 3991 8380 2 TREES DOWN (ILN)
2245 UNK 1 W PINE CREEK CALHOUN MI 4225 8500 LAW ENFORCEMENT REPORTED 6
TREES DOWN (GRR)
2255 UNK COLUMBUS FRANKLIN OH 4003 8300 TREES DOWN ON SCHEYER PLACE AND
ALONG NORTH ELK DRIVE IN CLINTONVILLE. REPORTED BY EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT.
(ILN)
2259 UNK FT WAYNE ALLEN IN 4106 8513 SEVERAL TREES DOWN. REPORTED BY FORMER
NWS EMPLOYEE. (FWA)
2300 UNK HUNTERTOWN ALLEN IN 4123 8516 TREES DOWN. REPORTED BY OFF-DUTY NWS
EMPLOYEE. (FWA)
2300 UNK CARMEL HAMILTON IN 3998 8613 TREES DOWN AT 116TH STREET AND
RANGELINE ROAD. REPORTED BY HAM RADIO OPERATOR. (IND)
2310 UNK 1 S GOBLESVILLE HUNTINGTON IN 4096 8551 SEVERAL TREES DOWN.
REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL. (FWA)
2313 UNK BRONSON BRANCH MI 4188 8519 TREES AND POWER LINES DOWN. REPORTED BY
LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL. (FWA)
2315 UNK POWELL DELAWARE OH 4016 8308 TREES DOWN OVER SOUTHERN DELAWARE
COUNTY (ILN)
2325 UNK 1 S GARRETT IN 4133 8513 SEVERAL TREES DOWN. REPORTED BY OFF-DUTY
NWS EMPLOYEE. (FWA)
2325 UNK NEW PALESTINE HANCOCK IN 3971 8588 TREES REPORTED DOWN BY LAW
ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL IN BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND NEW PALESTINE. (IND)
2325 UNK DUBLIN LAURENS GA 3253 8290 LAW ENFORCEMENT REPORTED SMALL TREES
DOWN IN DUBLIN AND IN SEVERAL OTHER COMMUNITIES IN THE WESTERN PART OF
COUNTY. (ATL)
2330 UNK MILLERSBURG HOLMES OH 4054 8191 NUMEROUS TREES DOWN BETWEEN 7 PM
AND 730 (CLE)
2344 UNK 6 W EVANSVILLE VANDERBURGH IN 3798 8767 TWO TREES DOWN ALONG
POSEY/VANDERBURGH CO. LINE (PAH)
2345 UNK LONE OAK MCCRACKEN KY 3703 8866 LARGE TREES DOWN (PAH)
2345 UNK MIDKIFF LINCOLN WV 3816 8218 TREE DOWN NEAR 9 MILE. (CRW)
2350 UNK MAYFIELD GRAVES KY 3673 8863 SEVERAL TREES AND LARGE LIMBS DOWN
(PAH)
2355 UNK COCHRAN BLECKLEY GA 3238 8334 LAW ENFORCEMENT REPORTED TREES DOWN
ON GA HIGHWAY 26 NEAR CITY LIMITS AND OTHERS WITHIN CITY LIMITS. (ATL)
2356 UNK VINTON GALLIA OH 3881 8233 TREES AND POWER LINES DOWN (CRW)
1855 60 EFFINGHAM EFFINGHAM IL 3911 8853 REPORTED BY ESDA. (SPI)
1900 60 7 N DETROIT WAYNE MI 4244 8306 LARGE BRANCHES DOWN. REPORTED BY
PUBLIC. (DTX)
1910 60 STERLING HEIGHTS MACOMB MI 4256 8303 TRAINED SPOTTER REPORTED (DTX)
1935 60 BRITTON LENAWEE MI 4198 8383 CO-OP OBSERVER REPORTED (DTX)
1955 68 DANVILLE VERMILION IL 4013 8761 MEASURED BY AWOS. (SPI)
2008 66 HUBER HGTS MONTGOMERY OH 3983 8413 REPORTED BY STORM SPOTTER. (ILN)
2018 58 PINE VLG WARREN IN 4045 8725 REPORTED BY EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT. EVENT
DURATION 2 MINUTES. (IND)
2025 70 MACOMB MACOMB MI 4269 8294 CO-OP OBSERVER REPORTED WIND AT M 59 AND
HAYES ROADS. (DTX)
2157 73 WILMINGTON CLINTON OH 3945 8383 (ILN)
2309 59 FT WAYNE BAER ARPT ALLEN IN 4098 8518 REPORTED BY ASOS. (FWA)
2340 60 PADUCAH MCCRACKEN KY 3708 8863 (PAH)
2356 60 VANDERBURGH COUNTY VANDERBURGH IN 3803 8760 (PAH)
0000 UNK PULASKI PULASKI VA 3704 8080 TREE DOWN ON PEPPERS FERRY ROAD (RNK)
0008 UNK SHELBYVILLE SHELBY IN 3951 8578 NUMEROUS TREES DOWN. REPORTED BY
LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL. (IND)
0010 UNK SMITHLAND LIVINGSTON KY 3713 8839 SEVERAL LARGE LIMBS DOWN (PAH)
0015 UNK 10 E BLAND BLAND VA 3709 8090 BRANCHES DOWN ON RT 42 (RNK)
0020 UNK LYNNVILLE WARRICK IN 3819 8730 A COUPLE OF TREES DOWN (PAH)
0025 UNK HURRICANE PUTNAM WV 3843 8203 TREES DOWN AND HEAVY RAINS (CRW)
0027 UNK ASHLAND ASHLAND OH 4086 8230 TREES DOWN (CLE)
0036 UNK NARROWS GILES VA 3733 8081 TREE DOWN (RNK)
0037 UNK 7 NE MARION CRITTENDEN KY 3741 8797 ONE TREE DOWN ALONG HIGHWAY 91
NORTH (PAH)
0040 UNK RURAL RETREAT WYTHE VA 3690 8126 TREES DOWN (RNK)
0040 UNK MANSFIELD RICHLAND OH 4076 8251 NUMEROUS TREES DOWN 815 TO 840 PM
(CLE)
0040 UNK KENT PORTAGE OH 4115 8134 TREES DOWN (CLE)
0042 UNK WHEATCROFT WEBSTER KY 3748 8786 SEVERAL TREES DOWN (PAH)
0050 UNK COLUMBIA COUNTY COLUMBIA GA 3351 8225 WEATHER SPOTTER REPORTED
SEVERAL TREES DOWN IN THE LEA AREA. (CAE)
0100 UNK WOOSTER WAYNE OH 4079 8193 SEVERAL TREES DOWN ACROSS COUNTY (CLE)
0100 UNK LUMPKIN STEWART GA 3204 8480 TRAINED SPOTTER REPORTED TREES DOWN ON
POWER LINES. (ATL)
0100 UNK SUMTERVILLE SUMTER FL 2874 8206 POWER LINES DOWN. REPORTED BY EOC.
(TBW)
0107 UNK CHARDON GEAUGA OH 4158 8119 TREES AND POWERLINES DOWN (CLE)
0110 UNK CAMBRIDGE CITY WAYNE IN 3981 8516 TREES DOWN (ILN)
0110 UNK MEDINA MEDINA OH 4113 8186 TREES DOWN (CLE)
0110 UNK MANNINGTON MARION WV 3953 8033 PART OF LARGE TREE BLEW DOW
IMPACTING HOUSE. (PIT)
0115 UNK LAKE COUNTY LAKE OH 4171 8125 SEVERAL TREES DOWN ACROSS COUNTY
(CLE)
0125 UNK SPENCER ROANE WV 3879 8134 TREES AND POWER LINES DOWN IN THE CITY
(CRW)
0130 UNK SNOWVILLE PULASKI VA 3703 8056 TREES AND POWER LINES DOWN (RNK)
0130 UNK BLOOMFIELD TRUMBULL OH 4130 8076 TREES DOWN (CLE)
0145 UNK OWENSBORO DAVIESS KY 3776 8711 SEVERAL TREES DOWN (PAH)
0145 UNK PULLMAN RITCHIE WV 3918 8094 TREES AND POWER LINES DOWN IN THE
AUBURN-BEREA-PULLMAN AREAS AND IN PENNSBORO (CRW)
0150 UNK 5 W HILLSVILLE CARROLL VA 3676 8083 TREE DOWN NEAR I77 (RNK)
0153 UNK ASHTABULA ASHTABULA OH 4188 8080 TREES DOWN (CLE)
0157 UNK GREENSBURG DECATUR IN 3933 8548 NUMEROURS TREES BLOWN DOWN IN THE
GREENSBURG AND BURNEY AREAS. EVENT DURATION 23 MINUTES. REPORTED BY LAW
ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL. (IND)
0219 UNK LAUREL FRANKLIN IN 3949 8518 TREES DOWN. (ILN)
0220 UNK CLARINGTON MONROE OH 3976 8086 TREES BLOWN DOWN. (PIT)
0220 UNK HAWESVILLE HANCOCK KY 3790 8674 TREES DOWN ACROSS ROAD. REPORTED BY
LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL. (SDF)
0226 UNK EVERTON FAYETTE IN 3964 8516 TREES DOWN (ILN)
0235 UNK NEW MARTINSVILLE WETZEL WV 3964 8084 NUMEROUS TREES AND POWER LI
DOWNED BY WIND. (PIT)
0240 UNK MOUNDSVILLE MARSHALL WV 3991 8073 TREES AND POWER LINES DOWN. (PIT)
0245 UNK DUNLAPSVILLE UNION IN 3959 8500 TREES DOWN (ILN)
0245 UNK ERIE ERIE PA 4211 8008 TREES DOWN (CLE)
0255 UNK TRIADELPHIA OHIO WV 4004 8061 MANY TREES DOWN. (PIT)
0318 UNK MANIFOLD WASHINGTON PA 4019 8021 TREE DOWN ACROSS ROUTE 19. (PIT)
0340 UNK CORAOPOLIS ALLEGHENY PA 4051 8016 TREES DOWN ON SNYDER ROAD IN MOON
TWP. (PIT)
0356 UNK SEWICKLEY ALLEGHENY PA 4054 8018 WIND BLEW TREE ONTO CAR, 1 PERSON
TRAPPED. (PIT)
0505 UNK WINNSBORO WOOD TX 3276 9543 POWER LINES DOWN. REPORTED BY UTILITY
COMPANY. (SHV)
0513 UNK EVANS CITY BUTLER PA 4076 8006 WIND KNOCKED TREE ONTO POWER
TRANSFORMER. (PIT)
0605 UNK OIL CITY VENANGO PA 4143 7971 FEW TREES DOWN. (PIT)
Fields marked UNK are unknown
All Times UTC
Wind Gusts in MPH
Hail Sizes in 1/100 of an Inch (75 = 0.75")
Mat-Su Project Impact Signing Ceremony
On Saturday, June 17th, FEMA Director James Lee Witt will join Senator Ted
Stevens, Matanuska-Susitna Borough Mayor Darcie Salmon and a host of local
government, business and community leaders to formally sign the
Matanuska-Susitna Borough Project Impact Memorandum of Agreement. The
ceremony will begin at 12:00 PM, June 17th at the Job Corps Center in
Palmer.
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