The USA Disaster Situation Report
Situation Report for June 25, 2000
National Temperature Extremes
High Sat...115 At Death Valley CA
Low Sun...35 At Stanley And Mullan ID
For The North Atlantic...Caribbean Sea And The Gulf Of Mexico...
The National Hurricane Center is issuing advisories On Tropical
Depression Two...located about 1590 miles east of the Windward
Islands.
Elsewhere...tropical storm formation is not expected through
Monday.
Active Warnings:
Flash Flood
Nebraska
* URBAN FLOOD WARNING FOR... UNION COUNTY IN SOUTHEAST SOUTH DAKOTA DAKOTA
COUNTY IN NORTHEAST NEBRASKA DIXON COUNTY IN NORTHEAST NEBRASKA * UNTIL 1230
PM CDT
URBAN AND SMALL STREAM FLOOD ADVISORY EFFECTIVE UNTIL 1215 PM CDT SUNDAY
AFTERNOON FOR PEOPLE IN THE FOLLOWING COUNTIES IN NORTHEAST NEBRASKA CEDAR
AND WAYNE
New York
A FLASH FLOOD WATCH REMAINS IN EFFECT FOR SUNDAY FOR NEW YORK... HAMILTON
FULTON MONTGOMERY NORTHERN HERKIMER SCHOHARIE SOUTHERN HERKIMER WESTERN
ALBANY WESTERN GREENE WESTERN SCHENECTADY WESTERN ULSTER
Oklahoma
...FLASH FLOOD WARNING IN EFFECT FOR DEWEY...BLAINE...AND KINGFISHER
COUNTIES UNTIL 1245 PM... ...FLASH FLOOD WARNING FOR NORTHERN CANADIAN
COUNTY UNTIL 1045 AM... ...FLASH FLOOD WARNING CANCELLED FOR OKLAHOMA
COUNTY...
...FLASH FLOOD WARNING IN EFFECT FOR DEWEY...BLAINE...AND KINGFISHER
COUNTIES UNTIL 1245 PM... ...FLASH FLOOD WARNING FOR NORTHERNB CANADIAN
COUNTY UNTIL 1045 AM... ...FLASH FLOOD WARNING CANCELLED FOR OKLAHOMA
COUNTY...
THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN NORMAN HAS ISSUED A * FLASH FLOOD WARNING
FOR... KINGFISHER COUNTY IN CENTRAL OKLAHOMA BLAINE COUNTY IN NORTHWEST
OKLAHOMA DEWEY COUNTY IN NORTHWEST OKLAHOMA * UNTIL 1245 PM CDT
South Dakota
URBAN FLOOD WARNING FOR... UNION COUNTY IN SOUTHEAST SOUTH DAKOTA DAKOTA
COUNTY IN NORTHEAST NEBRASKA DIXON COUNTY IN NORTHEAST NEBRASKA * UNTIL 1230
PM CDT
Texas
IT IS LIKELY WITH THE POTENTIAL FOR REDEVELOPING THUNDERSTORMS ALONG A
FRONTAL BOUNDARY TONIGHT...FLASH FLOODING MAY AGAIN BE A THREAT.
Flood
Indiana
RIVER FLOOD WARNING FOR THE FOLLOWING...MAUMEE RIVER... FOR THE MAUMEE
RIVER...INCLUDING FT WAYNE...MINOR FLOODING IS FORECASTED.
A RIVER FLOOD WARNING FOR THE FOLLOWING...EEL RIVER...LITTLE RIVER...WABASH
RIVER...
Michigan
A FLOOD WARNING FOR THE GRAND RIVER AT JACKSON.
Missouri
A FLOOD WARNING FOR THE... ...GRAND RIVER NEAR SUMNER
FOR THE GRAND RIVER NEAR SUMNER...MODERATE FLOODING WAS OCCURRING WITH A
STAGE OF 29.7 FEET MEASURED AT 4 AM SUNDAY. FLOOD STAGE IS 26.0 FEET. TEH
RIVER IS FORECAST TO CREST AT 30.5 FEET THIS AFTERNOON.
Ohio
A RIVER FLOOD WARNING FOR THE FOLLOWING...MAUMEE RIVER... FOR THE MAUMEE
RIVER...INCLUDING FT WAYNE...MINOR FLOODING IS FORECASTED.
A RIVER FLOOD WARNING FOR THE FOLLOWING...SAINT JOSEPH RIVER OHIO...TIFFIN
RIVER...
Hurricane/Tropical Storm
United States
TROPICAL DEPRESSION TWO PROBABILITIES NUMBER 5
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE MIAMI FL
11 AM AST SUN JUN 25 2000
PROBABILITIES FOR GUIDANCE IN HURRICANE PROTECTION
PLANNING BY GOVERNMENT AND DISASTER OFFICIALS
AT 11 AM AST...1500Z...THE DEPRESSION CENTER WAS LOCATED NEAR
LATITUDE 9.8 NORTH...LONGITUDE 37.6 WEST
CHANCES OF CENTER OF THE DEPRESSION PASSING WITHIN 65 NAUTICAL MILES
OF LISTED LOCATIONS THROUGH 8AM AST WED JUN 28 2000
LOCATION A B C D E LOCATION A B C D E
10.0N 44.0W 41 5 X X 46 TFFF 146N 610W X X X 13 13
10.0N 48.0W X 33 3 X 36 TDPR 153N 614W X X X 11 11
11.0N 52.0W X X 27 2 29 TFFR 163N 615W X X X 10 10
SVMG 110N 640W X X X 2 2 TAPA 171N 618W X X X 9 9
TTPP 106N 614W X X X 8 8 TKPK 173N 627W X X X 7 7
TTPT 112N 608W X X X 11 11 TNCM 181N 631W X X X 5 5
TGPY 120N 618W X X X 9 9 TISX 177N 648W X X X 3 3
TBPB 131N 595W X X X 16 16 TIST 183N 650W X X X 2 2
TVSV 131N 612W X X X 12 12 ST CROIX VI X X X 3 3
TLPL 138N 610W X X X 13 13 ST THOMAS VI X X X 2 2
COLUMN DEFINITION PROBABILITIES IN PERCENT
A IS PROBABILITY FROM NOW TO 8AM MON
FOLLOWING ARE ADDITIONAL PROBABILITIES
B FROM 8AM MON TO 8PM MON
C FROM 8PM MON TO 8AM TUE
D FROM 8AM TUE TO 8AM WED
E IS TOTAL PROBABILITY FROM NOW TO 8AM WED
X MEANS LESS THAN ONE PERCENT
Special Marine
Alabama
* SPECIAL MARINE WARNING FOR... MOBILE BAY COASTAL WATERS FROM PENSACOLA TO
PASCAGOULA OUT 20 NM * UNTIL 1230 PM CDT
Non Precipitation
Maryland
...HEAT ADVISORY FOR TODAY...
Virginia
...HEAT ADVISORY FOR TODAY... A HOT AND HUMID AIRMASS WILL BRING DANGEROUS
HEAT INDICIES TO THE REGION TODAY.
West Virginia
...HEAT ADVISORY FOR TODAY... A HOT AND HUMID AIRMASS WILL BRING DANGEROUS
HEAT INDICIES TO THE REGION TODAY.
Severe Thunderstorm
Oklahoma
* SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNING FOR... CANADIAN COUNTY IN CENTRAL OKLAHOMA *
UNTIL 1115 AM CDT
Tornado Risk - Slight
There is less than a 2% probability of a tornado within 25 miles of any
point.
Editors note: While the official forecast is calling for a low probability
one of our favorite forecasters (Robert Lattery
http://m2.aol.com/vortex100 ) is predicting "Very good shear values,
especially on the southwestern end of the MCS, from eastern Nebraska into
northwestern Iowa, will likely help produce a few tornadic supercells this
evening."
Hail Risk - Slightly Moderate
There is a 25 % probability of hail 3/4 inch or larger within 25 miles of
any point for an area covering central north and west northeast Kansas, and
central south and southeast Nebraska.
The 15% probability area covers northwest Oklahoma except the far western
panhandle, Kansas except the southeast corner, the southeast 1/3 of
Nebraska, far northwest Missouri, and Iowa except the eastern area.
The 5% area covers the Texas panhandle, the northwest 1/2 of Oklahoma,
western Colorado, Kansas, the southeast 1/2 of Nebraska, the northwest 1/2
of Missouri, Iowa, southern Minnesota, far southwest and far southcentral
west Wisconsin and far southeast Kansas.
Wind Risk - Slight Risk
There is 15% probability of winds in excess of 50 knots within 25 miles of
any point for an area covering Kansas except the far southern, southeast and
far western areas, the southeast 1/3 of Nebraska, northwest Missouri, and
southwest and central west Iowa.
There are two 5% probability areas.
One area covers the north Texas panhandle, far northeast New Mexico, the
northwest 1/3 of Oklahoma, Kansas except the southeast corner, the southeast
1/2 of Nebraska, the northwest 1/3 of Missouri, far southeast South Dakota
far southeast Minnesota and Iowa except the eastern area.
The other area covers Pennsylvania except the western and southeastern
areas, New York except the far western and far southeastern areas, and the
northwest 1/2 of Vermont.
Tomorrow's Risk - Slightly Moderate
The risk area tomorrow covers west New Mexico, central north Texas,
Oklahoma, northwest Arkansas, southeast Kansas, central and southern
Missouri, Illinois except the northwest corner, Indiana, Ohio, Michigan
except the western peninsula, far southeast Wisconsin, Kentucky, the
northwest 2/3 of West Virginia, western Pennsylvania, and far western New
York.
The greatest risk is located over eastern Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Michigan
except the western peninsula, far western Pennsylvania, and far western New
York.
The 24 hr precipitation forecast is calling for two areas to receive over 2
inches of rainfall: over southcentral Kansas and over central west Iowa.
The area forecast to receive over an inch of rainfall covers central north
Oklahoma, Kansas except the northeast and central north areas, far northwest
Missouri, eastern Nebraska, western and westcentral Iowa, southeast South
Dakota, and southwest and central south Minnesota.
The 24 - 48 hour precipitation forecast is calling for over an inch of
rainfall for central and northeast Oklahoma, far southeast Kansas, and
southern Missouri.
Rivers currently Flooding
LOCATION / STATE / RIVER / FLOOD STAGE / OBS STAGE / OBS DATE TIME / OBS GMT
Patterson AR Cache R 8 8.48 20000623 1000
Houston 3SW AR Fourche LaFave R 25 25.07 20000623 1000
Conesville IA Cedar R 12 13.44 20000623 1200
Wapello IA Iowa R 20 20.14 20000623 1200
Dewitt IA Wapsipinicon R 10 11.17 20000623 1230
Murphysboro IL Big Muddy R 16 29.01 20000623 1100
Plumfield IL Big Muddy R 20 22.52 20000623 1100
COOKS MILLS IL Kaskaskia R 8 9.5 20000623 1230
Joslin IL Rock R 12 13.38 20000623 1230
Moline IL Rock R 12 12.28 20000623 1230
SEYMOUR 2 N IN E Fk White R 12 12.27 20000623 1000
DAVIS IN Kankakee R 10 11.3 20000623 915
SHELBY IN Kankakee R 9 9.99 20000623 1230
HAWLEY 2 SW MN Buffalo R 7 10.82 20000623 1100
Sabin 1 ESE MN Buffalo R 12 12.3 20000623 900
East Grand Forks MN Red R 28 31.04 20000623 1200
Halstad MN Red R 24 27.55 20000623 400
OSLO MN Red R 28 28.4 20000623 930
Hendrum MN Wild Rice R 17 27.32 20000623 900
Twin Valley (River) MN Wild Rice R 9.5 12.11 20000623 1200
BLUE LICK MO Blackwater R 24 28.61 20000623 1200
Pingree 3W ND Pipestem Ck 9 9.13 20000623 1015
Fargo ND Red R 17 20.96 20000623 1200
Tahlequah 2ENE OK Illinois R 11 16.77 20000623 1030
Quitman 2 S TX Lake Fork Creek 16 17.47 20000623 900
Gladewater 3 WSW TX Sabine R 26 33.16 20000623 915
Mineola 4 S TX Sabine R 14 15.31 20000623 915
Talco 2 NW TX Sulphur R 23 23.71 20000623 1200
Talco 2 S TX White Oak Ck 16 17.94 20000623 1215
Cle Elum WA Yakima R 6.9 6.92 20000623 1230
FIRES
INCIDENT MANAGEMENT SITUATION REPORT
SUNDAY, JUNE 25, 2000 - 0900 MDT
NATIONAL PREPAREDNESS LEVEL II
CURRENT SITUATION:
A new large fire was reported in the Northwest Area. Initial attack activity
was moderate in the Southern Area and light elsewhere. The National
Interagency Coordination Center mobilized an airtanker, infrared aircraft, a
helicopter, and miscellaneous overhead. Very high to extreme fire indices
were reported in Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, Idaho, Kansas,
Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, and Utah.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN AREA LARGE FIRES:
PIŅON CANYON, Pike-San Isabel National Forest. A Type II Incident Management
Team (Hartman) is assigned. The fire is burning in salt cedar,
pinyon-juniper and grass south of La Junta, CO on the Comanche National
Grasslands. The fire experienced minor spread up canyon chutes and
individual tree torching. The incident is providing initial attack resources
for the Comanche National Grasslands.
WESTERN GREAT BASIN AREA LARGE FIRES:
BASIN, Elko Field Office BLM. This fire is 22 miles southwest of Jiggs, NV.
The fire is burning in heavy sage, pinyon-juniper and grass. Winds,
inaccessibility and unburned islands continue to challenge containment
efforts.
TONKIN ROAD, Battle Mountain Field Office BLM. This lightning caused fire is
75 miles south of Carlin, NV. Air support on the west side of the fire
helped to prevent the fire from burning over the ridge. Low humidities,
difficult access and passing thunderstorms hindered suppression efforts.
BOX CANYON, Winnemucca Field Office BLM. This lightning caused fire is ten
miles north of Winnemucca, NV. The fire is burning in cheatgrass and
sagebrush. Good progress towards line construction has been made. Strong
ridge top winds and steep terrain have hampered containment efforts.
NORTHWEST AREA LARGE FIRES:
RANGE, Yakima Agency BIA. This human-caused fire is south of Toppenish, WA.
State Highway 97 was closed for several hours due to movement of fire
equipment and suppression operations. Containment objectives are being
deterred by spotting due to high winds.
HARPHAM, Prineville District BLM. This fire is three miles southeast of
Maupin, OR. Harpham Flat Campground was evacuated and one outbuilding was
destroyed. There are communication problems due to the fire being located in
a deep canyon.
SOUTHERN AREA LARGE FIRES:
MUSE COMMAND, Florida State Division of Forestry. The fire is east of St.
Cloud, FL in Osceola County. No new information was received.
WILDCOW, Florida State Division of Forestry. The fire is in Hendry County
near Felda, FL. No new information was received
OUTLOOK:
For the western United States there will be scattered afternoon
thunderstorms with gusty winds east of the line from Phoenix, Arizona to Las
Vegas, Nevada through central Utah to Denver, Colorado into central Montana.
The remainder of the west will be dry. Most thunderstorms in Utah will be
dry.
Valley temperatures in the western United States will range from the 70's to
80's over northern portions and into the 90's over the south. Mountain
temperatures will range 10 to 15 degrees cooler than nearby valleys. The
lower deserts in southern California and Arizona will reach near 105
degrees. Minimum relative humidities will generally be 10 to 30 percent
throughout the West, except for the coastal areas which will be above 70
percent.
Florida will be partly cloudy with scattered afternoon thunderstorms. High
temperatures will be in the 90's. Minimum relative humidities will be around
50 percent.
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 25 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 23 20:10:42.00 35.5 N 116.3 W 1 km 3.1
20 miles NW of Baker, California
2000 JUN 24 14:04:39.00 34.8 N 116.4 W 0 km 3.1
35 miles SSW of Baker, California
EARTHQUAKES IN WEST CENTRAL UNITED STATES
(35.8 TO 40.3 N, 102.0 TO 125.0 W)
Date Time (UTC) Lat Long Depth Magnitude
2000 JUN 24 04:51:00.66 37.5 N 118.8 W 5 km 3.0
20 miles WNW of Bishop, California
2000 JUN 24 11:04:17.00 38.8 N 122.7 W 1 km 3.4
15 miles SSW of Clearlake, California
SEVERE WEATER REPORTS
Note: All data is considered preliminary
Tornado Reports
Time F-Scale Location County State Lat Lon Comments
2126 UNK 5 E BLOOMFIELD GREENE IN 3903 8682 REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT
OFFICIAL. (IND)
0110 UNK 2 E RICHMOND WAYNE IN 3983 8485 WAYNE EMA RELAYED MULTIPLE
EYEWITNESS REPORTS OF TORNA TOUCHDOWN. HOTEL HAD SIGN DESTROYED AND SUFFERED
ROOF DAMAGE. RESTAURANT NEXT DO TO HOTEL ALSO HAD ROOF DAMA (ILN)
0117 UNK 2 E RICHMOND WAYNE IN 3983 8485 WAYNE EMA RELAYED MULTIPLE
EYEWITNESS REPORTS OF TORNA TOUCHDOWN. HOTEL HAD SIGN DESTROYED AND SUFFERED
ROOF DAMAGE. RESTAURANT NEXT DO TO HOTEL ALSO HAD ROOF DAMA (ILN)
Hail Reports
No reports received
Wind Reports
Time Speed Location County State Lat Lon Comments
1800 UNK PLANT CITY HILLSBOROUGH FL 2801 8211 SEVERAL TREES UPROOTED AND THE
ROOF WAS BLOWN OFF A TRAILER. REPORTED BY WFTS TV. (TBW)
1813 UNK CHIEFLAND LEVY FL 2949 8288 3 OR 4 TREES DOWN OVER ROADWAY... 7
MILES SOUTH OF CHEIFLAND. REPORTED BY EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT. (TBW)
1830 UNK CHARDON GEAUGA OH 4158 8119 LARGE TREES DOWN. (CLE)
1945 UNK 1 NW NEW BOSTON LEE IA 4057 9151 POSSIBLE TORNADO DESTROYED
FOOTBALL STADIUM BLEACHERS AND FENCE AT CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL. REPORTED BY
PUBLIC. (MLI)
1950 UNK MILLSTADT ST CLAIR IL 3845 9008 *** 2 INJ *** SEVERAL TREES DOWN AT
A GOLF COURSE BETWEEN MILLSTADT AND COLUMBIA ILLINOIS ROOF OF GOLF CART
UTILITY BUILDING WAS DAMAGED. (STL)
2010 UNK MASCOUTAH ST CLAIR IL 3849 8980 TREES DOWN IN THE TOWN OF
MASCOUTAH. (STL)
2015 UNK CARLINVILLE MACOUPIN IL 3928 8988 COUNTY SHERIFF REPORTED POWER
LINES DOWN ON THE NORTH SIDE OF CARLINVILLE. (STL)
2045 UNK SEBRING HIGHLANDS FL 2749 8144 7 MILES SOUTHWEST ELECTRIC COOP.
(TBW)
2045 UNK BREESE CLINTON IL 3861 8951 RADIO AMATEUR OPERATORS REPORTED TREES
DOWN IN THE TOWN OF BREESE. (STL)
2058 UNK 1 E BLOOMINGTON MONROE IN 3916 8649 SEVERAL TREES BLOWN DOWN.
REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL. (IND)
2100 UNK WATERFORD ERIE PA 4204 8011 WIND GUSTS WERE MEASURED AT 73 MPH AND
TREES WERE DOWNED. (CLE)
2105 UNK LORIDA HIGHLANDS FL 2745 8126 ROOFS RIPPED OFF 2 OR 3 OLDER
TRAILERS. NO DAMAGE TO TREES OR LIMBS IN THE AREA ACCORDING TO A STORM
SPOTTER. (TBW)
2200 UNK LAROSE LAFOURCHE LA 2956 9039 TREES DOWN. REPORTED BY LAW
ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL. (NEW)
2258 UNK 6 E MC NEIL PEARL RIVER MS 3066 8951 TREE TOPS SNAPPED AND LARGE
BRANCHED DOWN. UNCONFIRMED PUBLIC REPORT OF A TORNADO-LIKE WIND. REPORTED BY
LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL. (NEW)
2300 UNK BROOKSVILLE HERNANDO FL 2854 8238 SEVERAL TREES DOWN... ONE ON A
HOUSE. REPORTED BY WFTS TV. (TBW)
2310 UNK MEDINA ORLEANS NY 4323 7838 TREES DOWN FROM TSTM WIND IN
MEDINA...1/2 VILLAGE WITHOUT POWER...REPORTED BY SHERIFF. (BUF)
0025 UNK 5 W CONNERSVILLE FAYETTE IN 3964 8524 TREES AND POWERLINES BLOWN
DOWN (ILN)
0030 UNK BELLEVILLE ST CLAIR IL 3851 8998 TREES WERE DOWN AND SEVERAL SHEDS
WERE DAMAGED BY SEVERE WIND GUSTS 4 MILES EAST OF BELLEVILLE REPORTED BY
COUNTY SHERIFF. (STL)
0057 UNK DIAMONDHEAD ARPT HANCOCK MS 3036 8936 POWER POLES AND POWER LINES
DOWNED. EXTENSIVE POWER OUTAGES IN DIAMONDHEAD.REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT
OFFICIAL. (NEW)
0109 UNK KOKOMO HOWARD IN 4048 8613 PART OF ROOF BLOWN OFF OF CHRYSLER
AUTOMOTIVE PLANT. REPORTED BY PUBLIC. (IND)
0110 UNK RICHMOND WAYNE IN 3983 8490 TREES DOWN THROUGHOUT THE CITY...ALSO
REPORT OF ROOF BLOWN OFF A CHURCH. DISPATCH INDICATED 2 UNCONFIRMED REPORTS
OF TORN TOUCHDOWN NEAR RICHMOND. (ILN)
0120 UNK 1 N NEW PARIS PREBLE OH 3986 8478 SEVERAL LARGE TREES UPROOTE LINES
DOWN. DISPATCH ALSO ROOF DAMAGE...EXTENT UNKNOW (ILN)
0140 UNK NEW MADISON DARKE OH 3996 8469 SKYWARN SPOTTER OBSERVED 2 DIAMETER
TREES BLOWN DOWN. (ILN)
Fields marked UNK are unknown
All Times UTC
Wind Gusts in MPH
Hail Sizes in 1/100 of an Inch (75 = 0.75")
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LINKS AREA
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We have received a report about a meteorologist, Josiah Covert who
apparently drowned trying to cross flooded roadway
The number one cause of flood related deaths, most years, is due to people
trying to cross flooded roadways.
http://www.joplin.com/archive/2000/06/06_25_00/search.html
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