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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
-------------------------------------------------
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/

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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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