000
AGUS73 KKRF 191602
HMDKRF
Daily Hydrologic Activities Discussion
NWS Missouri Basin River Forecast Center Pleasant Hill MO
Wednesday June 19, 2013
During the previous 24 hours ending at 7 AM CDT Wednesday, scattered
precipitation continued across the southern and western portions of
the Missouri River Basin. Convective storms brought more than one
inch of rain to many areas including Kansas, western Nebraska,
eastern Colorado and eastern Wyoming. Other locations in Missouri,
western Montana, and elsewhere reported lighter amounts. Locations
that received in excess of one inch of precipitation are listed in
the table below:
STATION
ID DESCRIPTION STATE 06/19
-------- --------------------- ----- -----
OTTK1 OTTAWA KS 3.75
OSAK1 OSAWATOMIE KS 2.78
OTWK1 OTTAWA KS 2.49
PLKK1 POMONA DAM GDDS KS 2.07
SIDN1 SIDNEY 6NNW NE 2.00
ZEJK1 VICTORIA KS 2.00
FCS FORT CARSON CO 1.97
DHLM8 DARKHORSE LAKE MT 1.60
MODK1 MOUND CITY 1SSW KS 1.55
TOP TOPEKA KS 1.53
BRGK1 BURLINGAME,DRAGOON C KS 1.51
BADK1 BARNARD 7W KS 1.40
OVRK1 OVERBROOK 7SE KS 1.34
NCMK1 NEW CAMBRIA 1SE KS 1.32
LGPN1 LODGEPOLE 8N NE 1.27
LCGK1 LA CYGNE 1W KS 1.19
CHEY002 GURLEY 6SE NE 1.16
BGSW4 BIG SANDY OPENING WY 1.10
DVNM8 DUNKIRK 19NNE MT 1.06
GRWK1 TRIBUNE 13NNE KS 1.05
TRDK1 STATELINE RAWS KS 1.04
OKSN1 OSHKOSH 10NE NE 1.02
ZVHK1 SCOTT CITY KS 1.01
During the next 24 hours ending at 7:00 AM CDT Thursday, widespread,
scattered and light showers are forecast for the eastern half of the
Missouri Basin. Storms are expected to move into Montana during this
time, bringing more than one inch of rain to isolated areas.
Flooding is occurring, or forecast to occur, at the following
locations:
James River, Columbia and Stratford, SD
Big Sandy Creek, Havre, MT
Missouri River, Casconade, MO
Little Osage River, Horton, MO
Marmaton River, Nevada, MO
South Grand River, Urich, MO
Osage River, Schell City, MO
.................................................
Forecasts issued today:
RVF Group Time Z
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GRA GRAND/CHARITON 00:24 Z
JAM JAMES/VERMILLION 00:10 Z
JAM JAMES/VERMILLION 13:25 Z
KSR KANSAS 14:16 Z
MIL MILK 02:42 Z
MIL MILK 15:04 Z
MOM MISSOURI MAINSTEM 02:19 Z
MOM MISSOURI MAINSTEM 14:41 Z
MTB MISSOURI TRIBS BELOW KANSAS CITY 01:28 Z
MTB MISSOURI TRIBS BELOW KANSAS CITY 13:02 Z
OSG OSAGE 00:59 Z
OSG OSAGE 13:31 Z
SPL SOUTH PLATTE 15:07 Z
SPL SOUTH PLATTE 15:08 Z
UMO UPPER MISSOURI 15:21 Z
YEL YELLOWSTONE 15:10 Z
MBRFC/
$$
000
AGUS73 KKRF 181650
HMDKRF
Daily Hydrologic Activities Discussion
NWS Missouri Basin River Forecast Center Pleasant Hill MO
Tuesday June 18, 2013
During the previous 24 hours ending at 7 AM CDT Tuesday, the Missouri
River Basin received widespread, scattered precipitation. Numerous
bands of showers and thunderstorms brought light to moderate amounts
of rain across several portions of the Basin. Heaviest amounts fell
in eastern Kansas, extending into western and southern Missouri.
Eastern Colorado, western Nebraska and isolated areas in Wyoming,
the Dakotas and Montana also reported light to moderate rainfall.
Precipitation in other areas was light and scattered. The table
below lists locations reporting 1.50 or more inches of rain during
this period:
STATION
ID DESCRIPTION STATE 06/18
-------- --------------------- ----- -----
WTCK1 WHITE CITY KS 2.90
PLHM7 PLEASANT HILL MBRFC MO 2.64
PLSM7 PLEASANT HILL 1E MO 2.37
OAKM7 OAKVILLE MO 1.98
LAA LAMAR CO 1.83
RAMM7 RAYMORE MO 1.78
CGI CAPE GIRARDEAU AP MO 1.67
UCTM7 UNIVERSITY CITY MO 1.54
LHX LA JUNTA 4NNE CO 1.52
LSWM7 LEES SUMMIT 2WSW MO 1.52
LEXN1 LEXINGTON NE 1.50
During the next 24 hours ending at 7:00 AM CDT Wednesday, scattered
showers are forecast to continue across much of the Missouri Basin.
Western Montana and the Central Plains should see the heaviest
precipitation, though all estimates are expected to remain under
one inch at this time.
Flooding is occurring, or forecast to occur, at the following
locations:
James River, Columbia and Stratford, SD
Big Sandy Creek, Havre, MT
Milk River, Glascow, MT
Missouri River, Casconade, MO
Little Osage River, Horton, MO
Marmaton River, Nevada, MO
South Grand River, Urich, MO
Big Creek, Blairstown, MO
Little Sioux, Linn Grove, IA
.................................................
Forecasts issued today:
RVF Group Time Z
-------------------------------------------------
BGH BIGHORN 15:04 Z
BGH BIGHORN 15:05 Z
GRA GRAND/CHARITON 00:38 Z
GRA GRAND/CHARITON 12:32 Z
JAM JAMES/VERMILLION 01:16 Z
JAM JAMES/VERMILLION 13:41 Z
KSR KANSAS 14:17 Z
MIL MILK 01:41 Z
MIL MILK 14:56 Z
MIL MILK 14:57 Z
MOM MISSOURI MAINSTEM 02:19 Z
MOM MISSOURI MAINSTEM 14:25 Z
MTA MISSOURI TRIBS ABOVE KANSAS CITY 00:50 Z
MTB MISSOURI TRIBS BELOW KANSAS CITY 00:46 Z
MTB MISSOURI TRIBS BELOW KANSAS CITY 04:42 Z
MTB MISSOURI TRIBS BELOW KANSAS CITY 11:02 Z
MTB MISSOURI TRIBS BELOW KANSAS CITY 13:36 Z
OSG OSAGE 01:12 Z
OSG OSAGE 04:27 Z
OSG OSAGE 05:02 Z
OSG OSAGE 11:21 Z
OSG OSAGE 14:09 Z
OSG OSAGE 14:10 Z
SIO BIG SIOUX/LITTLE SIOUX/FLOYD 01:22 Z
SIO BIG SIOUX/LITTLE SIOUX/FLOYD 13:51 Z
SPL SOUTH PLATTE 13:50 Z
SPL SOUTH PLATTE 13:50 Z
UMO UPPER MISSOURI 15:01 Z
UMO UPPER MISSOURI 15:02 Z
YEL YELLOWSTONE 15:08 Z
MBRFC/
$$
000
AGUS73 KKRF 171602
HMDKRF
Daily Hydrologic Activities Discussion
NWS Missouri Basin River Forecast Center Pleasant Hill MO
Monday June 17, 2013
During the previous 24 hours ending at 7:00 AM CDT Monday, the
lower two-thirds of the Missouri River Basin received widespread
precipitation. Moderate to heavy rain fell across the central
portions of Wyoming, South Dakota and Nebraska, throughout the
state of Kansas, and in southern Missouri. Precipitation in other
areas was light and scattered. The table below lists locations
reporting 1.75 or more inches of rain during this period:
STATION
ID DESCRIPTION STATE 06/17
-------- --------------------- ----- -----
LSBK1 LINDSBORG KS 4.66
CUST020 GOTHENBURG 24N NE 3.10
ELWK1 ELLSWORTH KS 2.71
BVRM7 BOLIVAR 1NE MO 2.58
LBNK1 LEBANON KS 2.58
BNDK1 BARNARD KS 2.47
FKNN1 FRANKLIN, CENTER CR NE 2.46
BELK1 BELOIT KS 2.45
IONK1 IONIA KS 2.30
NIAM7 NIANGUA MO 2.22
ALKC2 ALLENSPARK 2NNW CO 2.20
LERK1 LE ROY KS 2.20
CNVK1 CENTERVILLE 4SW KS 2.14
LGLK1 LANGLEY, SMOKY HILL KS 1.91
LKWM7 LOCKWOOD MO 1.91
SLNK1 SALINA, MULBERRY CR KS 1.79
MRRM7 MORRISVILLE, LTL SAC MO 1.75
During the next 24 hours ending at 7:00 AM CDT Tuesday, showers
and thunderstorms are expected to continue across much of the
Missouri Basin. The heaviest precipitation is forecast to occur
over eastern Colorado, northwest Kansas, southwest Nebraska and
southern Missouri. Basin averages in these areas may exceed 0.75
inches.
Flooding is occurring, or forecast to occur, at the following
locations:
Grand River, Brunswick, MO
James River, Columbia and Stratford, SD
Big Sandy Creek, Havre, MT
Milk River, Glascow, MT
Missouri River, Casconade, MO
Platte River, Sharps Station, MO
Osage River, Schell City, MO
Little Osage River, Horton, MO
Marmaton River, Nevada, MO
South Grand River, Urich, MO
Big Creek, Blairstown, MO
Little Sioux, Linn Grove, IA
.................................................
Forecasts issued today:
RVF Group Time Z
-------------------------------------------------
BGH BIGHORN 14:00 Z
BGH BIGHORN 14:30 Z
GRA GRAND/CHARITON 01:13 Z
GRA GRAND/CHARITON 13:41 Z
JAM JAMES/VERMILLION 01:40 Z
JAM JAMES/VERMILLION 14:19 Z
KSR KANSAS 14:34 Z
MIL MILK 01:58 Z
MIL MILK 15:22 Z
MIL MILK 15:23 Z
MOM MISSOURI MAINSTEM 01:35 Z
MOM MISSOURI MAINSTEM 14:36 Z
MTA MISSOURI TRIBS ABOVE KANSAS CITY 01:50 Z
MTA MISSOURI TRIBS ABOVE KANSAS CITY 10:26 Z
MTA MISSOURI TRIBS ABOVE KANSAS CITY 13:48 Z
MTB MISSOURI TRIBS BELOW KANSAS CITY 01:32 Z
MTB MISSOURI TRIBS BELOW KANSAS CITY 13:06 Z
OSG OSAGE 01:16 Z
OSG OSAGE 07:01 Z
OSG OSAGE 14:32 Z
OSG OSAGE 14:38 Z
SIO BIG SIOUX/LITTLE SIOUX/FLOYD 04:26 Z
SIO BIG SIOUX/LITTLE SIOUX/FLOYD 13:57 Z
SPL SOUTH PLATTE 15:32 Z
SPL SOUTH PLATTE 15:33 Z
UMO UPPER MISSOURI 15:01 Z
UMO UPPER MISSOURI 15:01 Z
YEL YELLOWSTONE 14:29 Z
MBRFC/
$$
000
AGUS73 KKRF 161647
HMDKRF
Daily Hydrologic Activities Discussion
NWS Missouri Basin River Forecast Center Pleasant Hill MO
Sunday June 16, 2013
During the previous 24 hours, ending at 7:00 AM CDT Sunday,
moderate to heavy precipitation was scattered across Missouri
and Kansas, while widespread lighter rainfall occurred over
Iowa, Colorado, the Dakotas, and Nebraska. The table below
lists some of the heavier amounts reported during this period:
24-HOUR PRECIPITATION DATA FOR 06/16/13
===================================================
STATION DESCRIPTION RPT(in.)
---------------------------------------------------
BACM7 BLACKWATER MO 3.35
LSWM7 LEES SUMMIT MO 2WSW 2.63
CRLM7 CARROLLTON MO 2.55
CHLM7 CHILLICOTHE MO 1SW 2.53
LRRM7 LAMAR MO 2.45
CHUM7 CHULA MO 2.33
HTNM7 HORTON MO 1N 2.24
DWEM7 LIBERAL MO 3SW 2.21
OJC OLATHE KS 2.17
CDJ CHILLICOTHE MO 2.15
BUTM7 BUTLER MO 2.12
TURK1 SOUTHWEST BLVD BRIDGE MO 2.05
JONM7 JOPLIN CRN 22 ENE 2.00
HTTM7 HORTON MO 2S 1.90
MODV01 GALLATIN 1.89
RHHM7 RICH HILL MO 1.87
LCTK1 LECOMPTON KS 1.87
During the next 24 hours, ending at 7:00 AM CDT Monday, rain is
expected to continue across much of the eastern half of the Missouri
Basin. The heaviest precipitation is forecasted to occur over central
Kansas, where basin-average rainfall amounts around one inch are
expected.
Flooding is occurring, or is forecast to occur in the following
river basins:
James River SD
Big Sandy Creek MT
Milk River MT
Grand River MO
Osage River MO
Little Osage River MO
Marmaton River MO
Platte River MO
Wakenda Creek MO
.................................................
Forecasts issued today:
RVF Group Time Z
-------------------------------------------------
GRA GRAND/CHARITON 13:23 Z
JAM JAMES/VERMILLION 14:23 Z
KSR KANSAS 13:53 Z
MIL MILK 15:34 Z
MOM MISSOURI MAINSTEM 14:32 Z
MTA MISSOURI TRIBS ABOVE KANSAS CITY 13:30 Z
MTB MISSOURI TRIBS BELOW KANSAS CITY 13:56 Z
OSG OSAGE 14:45 Z
SIO BIG SIOUX/LITTLE SIOUX/FLOYD 13:17 Z
UMO UPPER MISSOURI 15:14 Z
YEL YELLOWSTONE 14:51 Z
MBRFC
$$
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