The USA Disaster Situation Report
The Daily USA Disaster Situation Report
For July 21, 2000
Christopher Effgen, Editor, host{at}disastercenter.com
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=> USA Daily Temperature Extremes
=> Special Reports
=> Current Atlantic Hurricane Forecast
=> Current Active National Weather Service Warnings:
=> Severe Weather Probability Forecast
=> Precipitation Forecast and Excessive Rainfall Forecast
=> USA Flood Report
=> USA Fire Report and Forecast
=> USA Earthquake Report
=> Yesterday's USA Severe Weather Reports
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For July 21, 2000
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=> USA Daily Temperature Extremes
National Temperature Extremes
High Thu...120 At Lake Havasu City AZ
Low Fri...35 At Stanley ID
=> Special Reports
6.4 Magnitude Earthquake OFF COAST OF COSTA RICA 00/07/21 01:53:35.83
Epicenter: 9.474 -85.122
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=> Current Atlantic Hurricane Forecast
For The North Atlantic...Caribbean Sea And The Gulf Of Mexico...
=> Current Active National Weather Service Warnings:
Active Warnings:
Special Marine
Alabama
* SPECIAL MARINE WARNING FOR THE... GULF WATERS 20 TO 60 NM OFFSHORE FROM
DESTIN TO PASCAGOULA, MS * UNTIL 1130 AM CDT
Louisiana
* SPECIAL MARINE WARNING FOR... OUTER COASTAL WATERS FROM PASCAGOULA MS TO
THE SOUTHWEST PASS OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER FROM 20 TO 60 NM INTO THE GULF
OF MEXICO. * UNTIL NOON CDT
Ohio
* SPECIAL MARINE WARNING FOR LAKE ERIE... FROM VERMILION TO
GENEVA-ON-THE-LAKE INCLUDING THE ADJACENT OPEN WATERS * UNTIL NOON EDT
Non Precipitation
Arkansas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Texas
EXPECT HEAT INDICES FROM 105 TO 110 DEGREES FOR MOST OF THE FOUR STATE AREA.
Severe Thunderstorm
Ohio
* SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNING FOR... TRUMBULL COUNTY IN OHIO... * UNTIL 1230
PM EDT
* SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNING FOR... GEAUGA COUNTY IN OHIO... PORTAGE COUNTY
IN OHIO... * UNTIL NOON EDT
=> Severe Weather Probability Forecast
Probabilities are within 25 miles of any point
Tornado Risk - Slight
The 2% probability area covers central east and eastern Colorado, southeast
Wyoming, western Nebraska, western Kansas, far northeastern New Mexico, and
the far western part of the Oklahoma panhandle.
The 5% probability area covers the northeast 1/4 of Colorado, and the
southwest corner of western Nebraska.
Hail Risk - Moderate
For 3/4 inch and larger hail:
The 5% probability area covers far southeast Montana, eastern Wyoming, the
southwest 1/3 of South Dakota, central and western Nebraska, central and
western Kansas, central and eastern Colorado, central and western Oklahoma,
northern Texas except the northeastern portion, and east northeast New
Mexico.
The 15% probability area covers far southeaster Wyoming, the southwestern
1/3 of Nebraska, western Kansas, eastern Colorado, northwestern Oklahoma,
northern Texas panhandle, and far northeast New Mexico.
The 25 % probability area covers southwestern corners of Nebraska, far
western Kansas, and east northeast Colorado.
For 2 inch and larger hail: There is a 10% probability area covering the far
southwestern corners of Nebraska, far western Kansas, and east northeast
Colorado.
Wind Risk - Slight
For winds in excess of 50 knots:
There are three 5% probability areas.
One covers the southeast 1/3 of Washington, central and western Oregon,
central west Idaho, far northeast California, and far northwest Nevada.
Another covers far southeast Montana, eastern Wyoming, the southwest 1/3 of
South Dakota, central and western Nebraska, central and western Kansas,
central and eastern Colorado, central and western Oklahoma, northern Texas
except the northeastern portion, and east northeast New Mexico.
The last covers the northeast 2/3 of Louisiana, central and southern
Arkansas, Mississippi, the west southwest 2/3 of Alabama, and far western
Florida.
There are two 5% probability areas.
One covers far southeaster Wyoming, the southwestern 1/3 of Nebraska,
western Kansas, eastern Colorado, northwestern Oklahoma, northern Texas
panhandle, and far northeast New Mexico.
The other covers southeast Arkansas, northeast Louisiana, Mississippi except
the far southwestern corners and the northeastern corner, and southwestern
Alabama.
Tomorrow's Risk - Slightly Moderate
The risk are tomorrow covers far southeastern Wyoming, central and eastern
Colorado, the far southwestern corners of Nebraska, northern Texas,
Oklahoma, far southern Missouri, Arkansas, central northern Alabama, central
and northern Mississippi, central and northern Georgia, and Tennessee except
the northeastern area.
The great risk will be over central and eastern Oklahoma, Arkansas, northern
Mississippi, northwestern Alabama. and far southwestern Tennessee.
=> Precipitation Forecast and Excessive Rainfall Forecast
Precipitation Forecast
The 24 hr precipitation forecast is calling for over an inch of rainfall
over far southwestern Colorado, southwestern Kansas, central to northwestern
Oklahoma and the far northeastern Texas panhandle.
The 24 hr to 48 hr precipitation forecast is calling for over an inch of
rainfall over central eastern Oklahoma, central and southern Arkansas, far
northeastern Louisiana, central and northcentral Mississippi.
Excessive Rainfall Forecast
Flash Flood values may be exceeded over central southeast Colorado, the
south southwest 1/3 of Kansas, central to northwestern Oklahoma and the far
northeastern Texas panhandle.
=> USA Flood Report
NATIONAL HYDROLOGIC SUMMARY
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HEADQUARTERS
0845 AM EST FRI JUL 21 2000
Flood Summary
Scattered Flooding in the Plains and the Deep South
Localized heavy rains brought scattered low land flooding to parts of the
Plains in Colorado, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska and Oklahoma, and to the Deep
South in Alabama, Florida and Mississippi. Several areas had street
flooding. The rains came as a welcome relief to the many dry areas of these
states. Localized flooding could continue on Friday to parts of Colorado,
Kansas and Oklahoma.
FLASH FLOODING:
Flood/Flash Flood Warnings and/or Urban and Small Stream Flood Advisories
were issued over the past 24 hours for the following locations (in
alphabetical order, by state):
Alabama: Jefferson County
Colorado: Adams, Morgan, Washington and Yuma Counties
Florida: Leon and Wakulla Counties
Kansas: Allen, Barton, Bourbon, Butler, Crawford, Dundy, Elk, Ellis, Gove,
Greeley, Greenwood, Logan, Neosho, Ness, Pratt, Rice, Rush, Sheridan,
Sherman, Thomas, Trego, Wallace, Wichita, Wilson and Woodson Counties
Mississippi: Pike County
Missouri: Barton, Cedar, Dade, Greene and Polk Counties
Montana: Garfield and Prairie Counties
Nebraska: Furnas, Harlan and Phelps Counties
RIVER FLOODING:
Rivers and streams with locations either above flood stage or expected to
rise above flood stage include (in alphabetical order, by state):
Iowa: the Iowa River
=> USA Fire Report and Forecast
INCIDENT MANAGEMENT SITUATION REPORT
FRIDAY, JULY 21, 2000 - 0530 MDT
NATIONAL PREPAREDNESS LEVEL III
CURRENT SITUATION:
New large fires were reported in the Rocky Mountain, Eastern Great Basin,
Southern California, and Southern Areas. Continued high fire danger,
strong winds and forecast dry lightning will keep initial attack forces
busy east of the Cascade Range and in the Great Basin. Containment goals
were reached on fires in Montana, Nevada, Utah, Wyoming and Colorado.
Aircraft, crew, equipment and overhead mobilization through the National
Interagency Coordination Center was moderate. Very high to extreme fire
danger indices were reported in all the western states and in Alabama.
EASTERN GREAT BASIN AREA LARGE FIRES:
CLEAR CREEK, Salmon-Challis National Forest. A Type I Incident Management
Team (Carvelho) is assigned. This fire is northwest of Salmon, ID. Rain
on parts of the fire in the morning reduced activity, but with warming
temperatures and lower relative humidity later in the day, the fire became
active. Indirect dozer lines are completed on the east side of the fire.
A burnout operation is underway on the northwest perimeter.
BURGDORF JUNCTION, Payette National Forest. A Type I Incident Management
Team (Hefner) is assigned. The fire is 27 miles north of McCall, ID.
Afternoon cloud cover limited fire spread and allowed crews to make good
progress on construction of firelines on the northwest flank. Impediments
to containment include rugged terrain, heavy fuel loading and dense stands
of spruce and fir. One firefighter was hit by a falling snag and
seriously injured.
MEADOW, Lower Snake River District, BLM. This fire, 25 miles southeast of
Jordan Valley, OR, was ignited by lightning on 7/18. The fire doubled in
size yesterday afternoon. The south flank is the most active, while the
north flank is relatively quiet. There are ranches in the area but none
are immediately threatened.
SANDAL, Northwest Utah State. This fire is 35 miles west of Logan, UT
near the Golden Spike National Monument. Fire whirls and radical fire
behavior occurred while crews were conducting a burnout operation.
Spotting continues to be a problem.
BARE CANYON, Targhee National Forest. This timber fire is 32 miles west
of Dubois, ID. The fire once again received some precipitation. Fire
activity has been minimal.
WESTERN GREAT BASIN AREA LARGE FIRES:
BERNDT, Battle Mountain Field Office, BLM. A Type II Incident Management
Team (Burdick) is assigned. This fire is 15 miles north of Austin, NV.
Fuels are sagebrush, pinyon pine and juniper. Extreme fire behavior
including fire whirls and rapid rates of spread has deterred containment
efforts. The fire burned through retardant line in several places.
Current threats are to livestock and a communications site.
BEOWAWE, Elko Field Office, BLM. A Type II Incident Management Team
(Ostman) is assigned. This fire is burning in grass and sagebrush 40
miles west of Elko, NV. Crews and dozers have been able to construct over
five miles of fireline, supported by retardant and helicopter bucket
drops.
PRINCE ROYAL COMPLEX, Winnemucca Field Office, BLM. A Type II Incident
Management Team (Suwyn) is assigned. These fires are burning in grass and
sagebrush three miles south of Imlay, NV. Despite very dry fuels and
difficult terrain, firefighters have been able to make good progress for
the second day in a row. Mopup operations and patrol of the fire's
perimeter will continue today.
AURORA, Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest. This lightning-caused fire is
burning northeast of Bridgeport, CA near the Aurora Mine. Containment was
expected late last night. Some demobilization is in progress.
NORTHERN ROCKIES AREA LARGE FIRES:
A Type II Incident Management Team (Swope) is managing the staging area in
Missoula, MT.
LITTLE BLUE, Bitterroot National Forest. A Type I Incident Management
Team (Frye) is assigned. This fire is 25 miles southwest of Darby, MT.
Interior burning increased and occasional torching was observed in the
afternoon as temperatures warmed. Obstacles to containment include rugged
terrain and difficulty in securing anchor points on the west half of the
fire.
SEELEY COMPLEX, Lolo National Forest. A Type II Incident Management Team
(Corbin) is assigned. This complex is 34 miles northeast of Missoula in
the Seeley Lakes area. Crews continue to construct fireline on three of
the fires in this complex. Five fires are contained; four are unstaffed
and have been placed in monitor status. Lack of road access to the fire
area is slowing suppression efforts.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN AREA LARGE FIRES:
BIRCHER, Durango Dispatch Center Counties. A Type II Incident Management
Team (Hartman) is assigned. This fire started in Montezuma County, CO and
spread into Mesa Verde National Park. The Morefield Campground along the
park road is threatened. The cause of the fire was lightning.
SWITCHBACK, Craig District, BLM. This fire is seven miles east of
Rangely, CO. It was ignited by lightning on 7/17 and grew from 20 acres
to 350 acres yesterday afternoon. The fire is largely inaccessible to
engines. Low relative humidities and dry fuels are contributing to fire
growth.
CITADEL, Craig District, BLM. The fire is burning in pinyon pine, juniper
and sagebrush 16 miles northwest of Meeker, CO. Crews are making progress
on fireline construction. The burnout operation to protect structures was
successfully completed. Despite strong winds and high temperatures, the
fire has exhibited very little spread in the past day.
RED CANYON, Rawlins District, BLM. This fire is burning in thick
sagebrush and grass near Lander, WY. Two abandoned structures have been
confirmed destroyed.
NORTHWEST AREA LARGE FIRES:
WHITE RIDGE #1, Southeast Washington State Forestry. A Type II Incident
Management Team (Johnson) is assigned. This lightning-caused fire is 35
miles west of Yakima, WA. Containment obstacles include snags, unburned
fuel within the fire perimeter and a predicted increase in winds today. A
commercial timber sale area is threatened on the east side of the fire.
2 HORSE MOUNTAIN, Prineville District, BLM. The fire, which was ignited
by lightning on 7/18, is burning in grass, sagebrush, pinyon pine and
juniper 45 miles northeast of Prineville, OR. Burnout operations are
currently underway. Evacuation of Pine Creek Ranch and Camp Hancock is
still in effect. The fire grew significantly toward the south and
southeast. A portion of the fire is within the Sheep Basin Wilderness
Study Area.
ALDERDALE, Washington State Lands. The fire is burning in sagebrush fuels
in Klickitat County. Containment was expected last night. No new
information was received.
NORTHERN CALIFORNIA AREA LARGE FIRES:
GOAT, Lassen-Modoc Ranger Unit, California Department of Forestry. This
fire is burning in timber with brush understory eight miles northwest of
Susanville, CA. Structure protection operations around Lake Forest
Estates have been successful. Wind gusts and very low relative humidities
are causing spotting problems.
OUTLOOK:
*** A RED FLAG WARNING IS POSTED IN NORTHEAST OREGON FOR DRY LIGHTNING ***
*** A RED FLAG WARNING IS POSTED IN WESTERN WYOMING FOR VERY LOW RELATIVE
HUMIDITIES, HIGH TEMPERATURES, A DRY UNSTABLE AIR MASS AND GUSTY AFTERNOON
WINDS ***
*** A FIRE WEATHER WATCH IS POSTED IN SOUTHEAST WASHINGTON AND THE
COLUMBIA RIVER BASIN OF OREGON FOR DRY LIGHTNING ***
*** A FIRE WEATHER WATCH IS POSTED IN SOUTHWEST IDAHO FOR LOW HUMIDITIES,
HIGH HAINES INDEX AND INCREASING RIDGE TOP WINDS THIS AFTERNOON ***
The monsoon moisture is now along the southern states of the west. There
is still enough moisture for scattered showers and thunderstorms across
Montana, Wyoming and Colorado. The upper level trough moving into the
Pacific Northwest will strengthen the thermal trough over Idaho and
eastern Washington and Oregon.
Eastern Oregon, eastern Washington, Idaho, and Nevada will be mostly
sunny. There is a slight chance of afternoon high-based thunderstorms in
central and northeast Oregon, eastern Washington, and on the border of
Idaho. High temperatures will be in the mid 90's to 105 in the valleys
and in the 80's in the mountains. Winds will be southeast to southwest at
5 to 15 mph, except in north and central Nevada where winds will be
southwest with gusts to 35 mph. Minimum relative humidities will range
from 5 to 20 percent.
Montana and Wyoming will be partly cloudy with isolated afternoon showers
and thunderstorms. High temperatures will be in the mid 80's to lower
90's at lower elevations and from the mid 70's to lower 80's in the
mountains. Winds will be variable at 5 to 15 mph, with higher gusts in
western Wyoming. Minimum relative humidities will be from 15 to 30
percent.
Utah will be mostly sunny. High temperatures will be in the 80's and
90's, with a high near 106 in the desert areas. Winds will be south to
southwest at 10 to 20 mph. Relative humidity will be 3 to 13 percent in
deserts and 10 to 20 percent elsewhere.
Colorado will be partly cloudy with isolated to widely scattered afternoon
showers and thunderstorms. High temperatures will be in the 70's and 80's
in the mountains and up to the 90's at lower elevations. Minimum relative
humidities will be from 15 to 30 percent. Winds will be upslope and up
valley at 5 to 15 mph.
=> USA Earthquake Report
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 JUL 21 at 00:15 UTC
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 JUL 19 21:53:33.00 36.6 N 121.1 W 9 km 3.3
30 miles SE of Hollister, California
=> Yesterday's USA Severe Weather Reports
Note: All data is considered preliminary
Tornado Reports
Time F-Scale Location County State Lat Lon Comments
1935 UNK 3 E LIVE OAK SUWANNEE FL 3016 8303 EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT REPORTED
TREES DOWN. (JAX)
1955 UNK COLORADO SPGS ELPASO CO 3878 10451 REPORTED BY FIRE AND RESCUE.
(PUB)
2000 UNK 6 ENE COLORADO SPGS ELPASO CO 3878 10451 REPORTED BY STORM SPOTTER.
(PUB)
2033 UNK SUWANNEE COUNTY SUWANNEE FL 3016 8303 EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT REPORTED
POWERLINES AND TREES DOWN. (JAX)
2111 UNK LIVE OAK SUWANNEE FL 3016 8303 LAW ENFORCEMENT REPORTED DEBRIS BUT
NO STRUCTURAL DAMAGE. AT EMERALD FOREST. (JAX)
2140 UNK OKTIBBEHA COUNTY OKTIBBEHA MS 3341 8885 BARN BLOWN DOWN WITH
QUARTER MILE PATH IN EASTERN PART OF THE COUNTY (JAN)
2305 UNK 10 E ANTON WASHINGTON CO 3974 10299 SHERIFFS OFFICE (DEN)
2305 UNK 13 SE AKRON WASHINGTON CO 4001 10299 SHERIFFS OFFICE (DEN)
2321 UNK 4 N LAST CHANCE WASHINGTON CO 3979 10358 (DEN)
0421 UNK 2 NW PRATT PRATT KS 3767 9876 (DDC)
Hail Reports
Time Size Location County State Lat Lon Comments
1533 100 2 E MOUNTAIN HOME BAXTER AR 3633 9234 QUARTER SIZE HAIL COVERING
THE GROUND. 1.09 INCHES OF RAIN IN 30 MINUTES IN MOUNTAIN HOME. (LIT)
1620 75 BATESVILLE INDEPENDENCE AR 3576 9164 (LIT)
1940 88 JACKSON MADISON TN 3561 8883 REPORTED BY EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT. (MEM)
1950 75 BOYD SUMTER AL 3261 8831 DIME SIZE HAIL (BHM)
2000 75 ELLICOTT ELPASO CO 3878 10451 REPORTED BY STORM SPOTTER. (PUB)
2015 100 6 E ATWOOD RAWLINS KS 3979 10091 REPORTED BY PUBLIC. (GLD)
2021 75 4 SW CAMDEN BENTON TN 3600 8815 SHERIFF'S OFFICE REPORTED PENNY SIZE
HAIL. (BNA)
2033 88 NOXUBEE COUNTY NOXUBEE MS 3310 8855 NICKEL HAIL ALONG HIGHWAY 14 10E
OF MACON (JAN)
2035 100 ELPASO COUNTY ELPASO CO 3878 10451 REPORTED BY STORM SPOTTER. (PUB)
2040 75 KEMPER COUNTY KEMPER MS 3273 8864 DIME HAIL IN NE PORTION OF THE
COUNTY (JAN)
2050 75 TUPELO LEE MS 3426 8871 REPORTED BY STORM SPOTTER. (MEM)
2052 175 CEDAR BLUFFS DECATUR KS 3998 10055 REPORTED BY PUBLIC. (GLD)
2055 88 COLLINSVILLE LAUDERDALE MS 3249 8884 NICKEL HAIL IN COLLINSVILLE
(JAN)
2059 75 15 SE WAYNESBORO WAYNE TN 3513 8755 SKYWARN SPOTTER REPORTED DIME
SIZE HAIL. (BNA)
2109 175 PICKENS COUNTY PICKENS AL 3325 8806 GOLF BALL SIZE HAIL AT MCGEE
TOWN AND WIND DAMAGE IN CLOVERDALE (BHM)
2115 100 4 W DANBURY RED WILLOW NE 4004 10048 REPORTED BY STORM SPOTTER.
(GLD)
2115 88 11 N NORCATUR DECATUR KS 4001 10018 REPORTED BY STORM SPOTTER. (GLD)
2125 100 4 S WILSONVILLE FURNAS NE 4004 10011 (GRI)
2125 75 MOULTON LAWRENCE AL 3448 8728 SOUTH OF MOULTON (BHM)
2130 125 18 NE BOONE PUEBLO CO 3846 10397 REPORTED BY OFF-DUTY NWS EMPLOYEE.
(PUB)
2130 125 18 NE PUEBLO PUEBLO CO 3847 10432 (PUB)
2133 175 7 E WHEATLAND PLATTE WY 4204 10480 (CYS)
2135 175 TUSCALOOSA TUSCALOOSA AL 3319 8756 EMA REPORT (BHM)
2155 88 20 SW AKRON WASHINGTON CO 3993 10350 (DEN)
2202 200 PUEBLO MUNI ARPT PUEBLO CO 3825 10464 REPORTED BY NWS EMPLOYEE.
(PUB)
2211 75 33 NW GREELEY WELD CO 4080 10519 (DEN)
2211 75 10 E BRIGGSDALE WELD CO 4063 10409 (DEN)
2215 100 4 NW FOUR CORNERS WESTON WY 4411 10419 (RAP)
2215 88 13 E CHUGWATER GOSHEN WY 4174 10454 (CYS)
2219 175 9 E PUEBLO PUEBLO CO 3826 10440 (PUB)
2222 75 ROCHFORD PENNINGTON SD 4411 10371 (RAP)
2223 100 1 E DIAMOND SPGS MORRIS KS 3854 9671 NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE COOP
OBSERVER REPORTED (TOP)
2225 175 1 NE CALVERT NORTON KS 3986 9973 REPORTED BY PUBLIC. (GLD)
2228 150 MORGAN COUNTY MORGAN CO 4026 10373 (DEN)
2233 75 CULLMAN CULLMAN AL 3418 8683 DIME-SIZE HAIL IN NORTHERN CULLMAN
(BHM)
2240 175 PRAIRIE VIEW PHILLIPS KS 3983 9956 (GRI)
2240 100 ALMENA NORTON KS 3988 9969 REPORTED BY STORM SPOTTER. (GLD)
2245 75 TRINCHERA CO 3704 10403 REPORTED BY PUBLIC. (PUB)
2250 175 15 NW FT MORGAN MORGAN CO 4042 10403 (DEN)
2250 75 2 NE SILVER CITY PENNINGTON SD 4410 10353 (RAP)
2300 175 2 N WOODROW WASHINGTON CO 4001 10358 (DEN)
2305 250 OTIS WASHINGTON CO 4015 10294 (DEN)
2305 150 5 SE WELDONA MORGAN CO 4029 10388 (DEN)
2306 175 YUMA YUMA CO 4011 10271 REPORTED BY STORM SPOTTER. (GLD)
2310 250 5 S LOOMIS PHELPS NE 4039 9951 (GRI)
2310 100 7 NW FOUR CORNERS WESTON WY 4414 10424 INTERSECTION OF HIGHWAY 585
AND GREEN MOUNTAIN ROAD (RAP)
2311 75 PRATTVILLE AUTAUGA AL 3246 8648 (BHM)
2315 175 SHAMROCK ADAMS CO 3988 10380 (DEN)
2320 100 1 W ROCKY FORD OTERO CO 3804 10373 REPORTED BY STORM SPOTTER. (PUB)
2320 75 41 SE PUEBLO PUEBLO CO 3778 10398 (PUB)
2328 450 HOLDREGE PHELPS NE 4045 9936 (GRI)
2331 175 OTIS WASHINGTON CO 4015 10294 (DEN)
2333 100 6 S WOODROW WASHINGTON CO 3988 10358 (DEN)
2337 175 ORLEANS HARLAN NE 4013 9944 (GRI)
2338 88 12 SE SUNDANCE CROOK WY 4425 10418 (RAP)
2340 100 10 NNE THATCHER CO 3770 10395 (PUB)
2342 100 18 S PUEBLO PUEBLO CO 3796 10459 REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT
OFFICIAL. AT MILE MARKER 82 ON INTERSTATE 25. (PUB)
2342 100 STRATTON HITCHCOCK NE 4015 10123 REPORTED BY STORM SPOTTER. (GLD)
2344 175 2 W FUNK PHELPS NE 4046 9929 (GRI)
2348 175 10 SE ANTON WASHINGTON CO 3963 10306 (DEN)
2348 150 7 N LINDON WASHINGTON CO 3984 10339 (DEN)
2355 175 5 NW WRAY YUMA CO 4014 10231 REPORTED BY STORM SPOTTER. (GLD)
0003 175 GUERNSEY PLATTE WY 4226 10473 (CYS)
0019 75 15 N SPRINGFIELD BACA CO 3765 10261 REPORTED BY STORM SPOTTER.
OCCURRED ALONG HIGHWAY 287 NEAR TWO BUTTES MOUNTAIN. (PUB)
0025 75 26 S LAMAR PROWERS CO 3764 10261 (PUB)
0030 75 1 N PRITCHETT BACA CO 3738 10286 (PUB)
0041 75 8 S IDALIA YUMA CO 3956 10230 REPORTED BY STORM SPOTTER. (GLD)
0115 100 NEWNAN COWETA GA 3336 8480 (ATL)
0115 75 FLAGLER KIT CARSON CO 3929 10306 REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT
OFFICIAL. (GLD)
0141 75 7 SE PRATT PRATT KS 3756 9862 (DDC)
0205 175 PAGE CITY LOGAN KS 3908 10114 (GLD)
0210 100 4 W STOCKVILLE FRONTIER NE 4053 10047 (LBF)
0224 175 2 N PRATT PRATT KS 3768 9873 (DDC)
0230 75 8 S WALLACE WALLACE KS 3878 10158 REPORTED BY PUBLIC. (GLD)
0234 75 5 S CAIRO PRATT KS 3756 9856 (DDC)
0243 75 BYERS PRATT KS 3778 9886 (DDC)
0300 88 PRATT PRATT KS 3764 9873 (DDC)
0300 88 NASHVILLE KINGMAN KS 3745 9843 TRAINED SPOTTER REPORTED NICKEL SIZE
HAIL LASTING FOR SEVERAL MINUTES. (ICT)
0315 125 1 S PRATT PRATT KS 3763 9873 (DDC)
0401 100 NASHVILLE KINGMAN KS 3745 9843 135 PM ATTICA REPORTED BY 911 (ICT)
0405 100 BYERS PRATT KS 3778 9886 (DDC)
0412 100 LEWIS EDWARDS KS 3793 9925 (DDC)
0436 175 6 N ATTICA HARPER KS 3733 9823 (ICT)
0505 175 8 NW COLDWATER COMANCHE KS 3736 9945 (DDC)
0508 175 4 E ANTHONY HARPER KS 3714 9794 REPORTED BY 911 (ICT)
0510 88 9 S CUNNINGHAM KINGMAN KS 3749 9843 REPORTED BY AGTAP SPOTTER (ICT)
Wind Reports
Time Speed Location County State Lat Lon Comments
1205 UNK PAWNEE PAWNEE OK 3633 9680 NUMEROUS TREE LIMBS BLOWN DOWN. [PAWNEE
PD] (TUL)
1220 UNK 1 S RIPLEY PAYNE OK 3599 9690 TREES DOWN REPORTED BY PUBLIC (OKC)
1230 UNK MANNFORD CREEK OK 3625 9641 NUMEROUS TREE LIMBS DOWNED. POWER
OUTAGE IN CITY. [MANNFORD PD] (TUL)
1235 UNK TULSA TULSA OK 3625 9594 NUMEROUS POWER LINES REPORTED
DOWN...VARIOUS PART OF NORTH TULSA (TUL)
1240 UNK MIAMI OTTAWA OK 3688 9488 NUMEROUS TREE LIMBS DOWNED. POWER OUTAGE
IN CITY. [OTTAWA CD] (TUL)
1250 UNK 1 W PRYOR MAYES OK 3629 9533 LARGE TREE LIMBS DOWN 1 WEST OF PRYOR
(TUL)
1300 UNK 7 NE FOYIL ROGERS OK 3651 9541 LARGE TREE LIMBS BLOWN DOWN IN
CHELSEA. [ROGERS CD] (TUL)
1310 UNK ZENA DELAWARE OK 3649 9484 POWER LINES DOWN NEAR ZENA (TUL)
1320 UNK LOCUST GROVE MAYES OK 3619 9516 TREES DOWN OVER SH82 NEAR LOCUST
GROVE (TUL)
1326 UNK MONETT BARRY MO 3691 9391 TREES AND POWER LINES DOWN. REPORTED BY
LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL. (SGF)
1330 UNK 1 NE COLCORD DELAWARE OK 3627 9466 ONE LARGE TREE BLOWN DOWN JUST
NORTHEAST OF COLCORD. EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT REPORT. (TUL)
1330 UNK 2 S LEACH DELAWARE OK 3616 9491 LARGE TREE BLOWN DOWN. EMERGENCY
MANAGEMENT REPORT. (TUL)
1335 UNK SILOAM SPGS BENTON AR 3618 9453 TREES AND POWER LINES BLOWN DOWN IN
THE SILOAM SPRINGS AND GALATIN AREAS. REPORTED BY SHERIFFS OFFICE. (TUL)
1340 UNK POWELL MCDONALD MO 3661 9418 POWER LINES DOWN. REPORTED BY LAW
ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL. (SGF)
1340 UNK GARFIELD BENTON AR 3645 9396 TREES BLOWN DOWN NEAR GARFIELD.
REPORTED BY EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT OFFICIALS. (TUL)
1340 UNK 5 N SCRAPER CHEROKEE OK 3618 9483 LARGE TREES BLOWN DOWN JUST SOUTH
OF OAKS REPORTED BY EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT OFFICIALS. (TUL)
1345 UNK 5 N CRANE STONE MO 3698 9356 TREE BLOWN DOWN. REPORTED BY 911
DISPATCH. (SGF)
1345 UNK 5 N SPARTA CHRISTIAN MO 3708 9308 TREE BLOWN DOWN. REPORTED BY LAW
ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL. (SGF)
1355 UNK CHRISTIE ADAIR OK 3594 9469 LARGE TREE ACROSS ROAD. [ADAIR CD]
(TUL)
1355 UNK 7 SW TI ADAIR OK 3463 9575 LARGE TREE ACROSS ROAD. [ADAIR CD] (TUL)
1355 UNK LOWELL BENTON AR 3625 9413 TREES DOWN ACROSS ROAD. [LOWELL PD]
(TUL)
1400 UNK EAGLE ROCK BARRY MO 3654 9374 TREES DOWN. REPORTED BY THE PUBLIC.
(SGF)
1400 UNK FAYETTEVILLE WASHINGTON AR 3606 9416 LARGE TREE LIMBS BLOWN DOWN.
REPORTED BY SHERIFFS OFFICE. (TUL)
1400 UNK EUREKA SPGS CARROLL AR 3640 9373 SEVERAL LARGE TREES DOWN IN EUREKA
SPRINGS AND SURROUNDING AREAS. TREES FELL INTO POWER LINES. TREE FELL ONTO A
VAN. NO KNOWN INJURIES. [EUREKA SPRINGS PD] (TUL)
1410 UNK HUNTSVILLE MADISON AR 3608 9373 TREES DOWN NEAR HUNTSVILLE (TUL)
1410 UNK 1 W FORSYTH TANEY MO 3668 9313 TREE BLOWN DOWN. REPORTED BY LAW
ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL. (SGF)
1430 UNK LEAD HILL BOONE AR 3641 9290 TREES AND POWER LINES DOWN. (LIT)
1435 UNK MOUNTAINBURG CRAWFORD AR 3563 9416 MANY TREES AND SEVERAL BUSINESS
SIGNS DOWNED (TUL)
1445 UNK 1 N ST PAUL MADISON AR 3583 9376 TREE ACROSS HWYS 16 AND 23.
[PUBLIC] (TUL)
1445 UNK WINSLOW WASHINGTON AR 3579 9413 SEVERAL TREES DOWN. [PUBLIC] (TUL)
1447 UNK ALMARTHA OZARK MO 3676 9251 TREES DOWN WITH RESULTANT POWER
OUTAGES. REPORTED BY AGTAP. (SGF)
1450 UNK TURNERS BEND FRANKLIN AR 3566 9383 TREES BLOWN DOWN. REPORTED BY
SHERIFFS OFFICE. (TUL)
1500 UNK FT SMITH SEBASTIAN AR 3538 9441 NUMEROUS TREES DOWN THROUGHOUT FORT
SMITH. SPOTTER REPORT. (TUL)
1510 UNK OZARK FRANKLIN AR 3549 9383 TREES BLOWN DOWN JUST NORTH OF OZARK.
SPOTTER REPORT. (TUL)
1515 UNK BRANCH FRANKLIN AR 3529 9394 TREES DOWN ACROSS HWY 22. [BRANCH POST
OFFICE] (TUL)
1520 UNK 5 NE JASPER NEWTON AR 3605 9311 SEVERAL TREES DOWN ON HIGHWAY 7.
(LIT)
1530 UNK CLARKSVILLE JOHNSON AR 3546 9346 FEW TREES DOWN. (LIT)
1545 UNK MAGAZINE LOGAN AR 3515 9381 TREES AND POWER LINES DOWN. (LIT)
1550 UNK BYRON FULTON AR 3631 9194 TREES DOWN. (LIT)
1555 UNK BULL SHOALS MARION AR 3638 9258 TREES DOWN. (LIT)
1555 UNK PYATT MARION AR 3625 9283 TREES DOWN. (LIT)
1556 UNK YELL COUNTY YELL AR 3498 9341 TREES AND POWER LINES DOWN MANY
PLACES IN COUNTY. (LIT)
1600 UNK 3 NW PINEVILLE BAXTER AR 3620 9217 LARGE LIMBS AND POWER LINES
DOWN. (LIT)
1600 UNK 2 E MOUNTAIN VIEW STONE AR 3586 9207 TREE DOWN ON HIGHWAY 14. (LIT)
1600 UNK MT IDA MONTGOMERY AR 3454 9363 TREES DOWN. (LIT)
1600 UNK STORY MONTGOMERY AR 3469 9351 TREES DOWN. (LIT)
1620 UNK CONWAY FAULKNER AR 3508 9244 POWER LINES DOWN. (LIT)
1620 UNK 6 NE ASH FLAT SHARP AR 3628 9151 LARGE AWNING BLOWN OFF BUILDING AT
HIGHLAND. (LIT)
1625 UNK 10 SE HEBER SPGS CLEBURNE AR 3538 9188 POWER LINES BLOWN
DOWN...CAUSING A SMALL BRUSH FIRE. (LIT)
1630 UNK 2 NW JOPLIN MONTGOMERY AR 3457 9347 TREES DOWN. ONE BOAT BLOWN INTO
WATER AND SUNK...OTHER BOATS PUSHED ONTO SHORE. TENTS BLOWN DOWN. AWNINGS
BLOWN AWAY. (LIT)
1630 UNK 10 NW BENTON SALINE AR 3468 9272 TREES DOWN. (LIT)
1630 UNK BIGELOW PERRY AR 3500 9263 TREES DOWN. (LIT)
1637 UNK 9 SE ROLAND PULASKI AR 3479 9235 *** 1 INJ *** MAN BLOWN OFF ROOF
AT YACHT CLUB. (LIT)
1645 UNK PARKS SCOTT AR 3479 9394 TREES DOWN AROUND HAIL TOWN AND PARKS.
(LIT)
1650 UNK 2 N IMBODEN RANDOLPH AR 3623 9116 TREES AND POWERLINES DOWN.
REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL. (MEM)
1654 UNK HOT SPRING COUNTY HOT SPRING AR 3430 9296 TREES DOWN IN SEVERAL
PARTS OF THE COUNTY. REPORT FROM THE HOT SPRING COUNTY SHERIFFS OFFICE.
(LIT)
1700 UNK GALLOWAY PULASKI AR 3478 9213 TREE DOWN ON U.S. 70. (LIT)
1700 UNK HAZEN PRAIRIE AR 3478 9156 TREES BLOWN DOWN IN TOWN. REPORT FROM
PRAIRIE COUNTY SHERIFFS OFFICE. (LIT)
1705 UNK SUCCESS CLAY AR 3645 9071 TREES DOWN. REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT
OFFICIAL. (MEM)
1710 UNK HOT SPGS GARLAND AR 3449 9304 NUMEROUS TREES DOWN IN HOT
SPRINGS...ALONG HIGHWAY 7 NORTH OF HOT SPRINGS...AND FROM HOT SPRINGS WEST
TO THE MONTGOMERY COUNTY LINE. (LIT)
1712 UNK WRIGHTSVILLE PULASKI AR 3459 9221 PART OF ROOF OFF PRISON. (LIT)
1720 UNK REDFIELD JEFFERSON AR 3443 9218 TREES DOWN. (LIT)
1725 UNK PARAGOULD GREENE AR 3604 9048 TREES DOWN. REPORTED BY LAW
ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL. (MEM)
1728 UNK 5 E KIRBY PIKE AR 3424 9353 TREES DOWN ON HIGHWAY 84. (LIT)
1730 UNK PINE BLUFF JEFFERSON AR 3421 9201 SEVERAL TREES BLOWN DOWN IN TOWN
BETWEEN 1230 AND 1255 PM. (LIT)
1730 UNK LEOLA GRANT AR 3416 9258 TREES AND POWER LINES DOWN. TREE KNOCKED
POWER LINE ONTO HOUSE AND HOUSE CAUGHT FIRE. REPORT FROM DALLAS COUNTY
SHERIFFS OFFICE. (LIT)
1730 UNK CARTHAGE DALLAS AR 3406 9255 TREE FELL AND KNOCKED DOWN A POWER
LINE. REPORT FROM THE DALLAS COUNTY SHERIFFS OFFICE. (LIT)
1740 UNK 10 E SHERIDAN GRANT AR 3429 9219 TREE DOWN ON U.S. 270. (LIT)
1746 UNK AUGUSTA WOODRUFF AR 3528 9136 TREE FELL AND KNOCKED DOWN POWER
LINES. REPORT FROM WOODRUFF COUNTY SHERIFFS OFFICE. (LIT)
1755 UNK NOBLE LAKE JEFFERSON AR 3416 9186 TREES AND POWER LINES DOWN. (LIT)
1756 UNK STAR CITY LINCOLN AR 3394 9184 LARGE LIMBS DOWN IN TOWN. (LIT)
1800 UNK CLARENDON MONROE AR 3468 9130 POWER LINES DOWN IN TOWN. REPORT FROM
MONROE COUNTY SHERIFFS OFFICE. (LIT)
1800 UNK 8 S RISON CLEVELAND AR 3381 9218 TREES AND POWER LINES DOWN. ROOF
DAMAGE TO A HOUSE. (LIT)
1800 UNK MARIANNA LEE AR 3476 9074 *** 1 DEAD *** TREE FELL ON CAR. REPORTED
BY LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL. (MEM)
1805 UNK 5 W DE WITT ARKANSAS AR 3429 9143 TREE DOWN ON U.S. 165. (LIT)
1820 UNK 10 ENE DE WITT ARKANSAS AR 3436 9114 *** 2 INJ *** TREE DOWN ON A
TRAILER HOUSE ON HIGHWAY 153. TWO PEOPLE WERE TRAPPED. THEY WERE TRANSPORTED
TO THE HOSPITAL AFTER BEING RESCUED. (LIT)
1820 UNK HILTON MISSISSIPPI AR 3564 9008 SEMI TRAILER BLOWN OVER ON I-55.
REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL. (MEM)
1828 UNK 1 W CAMDEN OUACHITA AR 3358 9285 POWER LINES DOWN ON HIGHWAY 278.
REPORT FROM OUACHITA COUNTY SHERIFFS OFFICE. (LIT)
1840 UNK 3 W WARREN BRADLEY AR 3361 9212 TREE DOWN ON U.S. 278. (LIT)
1840 UNK COVINGTON TIPTON TN 3556 8966 TREES DOWN . REPORTED BY LAW
ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL. (MEM)
1848 UNK BEARDEN OUACHITA AR 3373 9261 POWER LINES DOWN. REPORT FROM
OUACHITA COUNTY SHERIFFS OFFICE. (LIT)
1848 UNK CLARKSDALE COAHOMA MS 3419 9058 *** 1 INJ *** TREES DOWN. ONE TREE
ON CAR. REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL. (MEM)
1905 UNK HERNANDO DE SOTO MS 3481 9000 TREES DOWN. REPORTED BY EMERGENCY
MANAGEMENT. (MEM)
1915 UNK MONTICELLO DREW AR 3363 9180 TREES DOWN IN TOWN. POWER LINES DOWN
AROUND DREW COUNTY. REPORT FROM MONTICELLO POLICE DEPT. (LIT)
1915 UNK SMITHVILLE MONROE MS 3406 8839 TREES DOWN ON HOUSE. REPORTED BY LAW
ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL. (MEM)
1915 UNK PIPERTON FAYETTE TN 3504 8963 *** 1 INJ *** TREES DOWN ACROSS
HIGHWAY 57. ONE TREE ON CAR. REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL. (MEM)
1925 UNK HOLLY SPGS MARSHALL MS 3476 8944 TREES DOWN. REPORTED BY LAW
ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL. (MEM)
1930 UNK ASHLAND BENTON MS 3483 8916 TREES AND POWER POLES DOWN. REPORTED BY
LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL. (MEM)
1930 UNK BOLIVAR HARDEMAN TN 3526 8900 TREES DOWN.. REPORTED BY EMERGENCY
MANAGEMENT. (MEM)
1945 UNK BEMIS MADISON TN 3558 8883 TREES DOWN. REPORTED BY EMERGENCY
MANAGEMENT. (MEM)
1945 UNK HENDERSON CHESTER TN 3543 8866 TREES DOWN. MINOR STRUCTURAL DAMAGE.
REPORTED BY EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT. (MEM)
1950 UNK RIPLEY TIPPAH MS 3473 8894 TREES AND POWER POLES DOWN. REPORTED BY
LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL. (MEM)
2000 UNK LEXINGTON HENDERSON TN 3564 8839 TREES DOWN. REPORTED BY LAW
ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL. (MEM)
2010 UNK MITCHELL TIPPAH MS 3471 8883 TREES DOWN. REPORTED BY LAW
ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL. (MEM)
2015 UNK MORRIS CHAPEL HARDIN TN 3531 8834 TREES DOWN. REPORTED BY LAW
ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL. (MEM)
2015 UNK N BELL GILCHRIST FL 2975 8286 EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT REPORTED TREES
DOWN. (JAX)
2020 UNK TUPELO LEE MS 3426 8871 TREES DOWN. REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT
OFFICIAL. (MEM)
2030 UNK BOYD SUMTER AL 3261 8831 TREES DOWN IN BOYD AREA ONE ON 74 WEST
(BHM)
2030 UNK CORINTH ALCORN MS 3493 8851 TREES DOWN. REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT
OFFICIAL. (MEM)
2030 UNK FULTON ITAWAMBA MS 3426 8841 LARGE TREES DOWN. REPORTED BY LAW
ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL. (MEM)
2030 UNK WINSTON COUNTY WINSTON MS 3310 8904 TREES BLOWN DOWN ONTO A POWER
LINE AT INTERSECTION (JAN)
2035 UNK SHUBUTA CLARKE MS 3185 8869 TREES AND LARGE LIMBS DOWN (JAN)
2037 UNK MERIDIAN LAUDERDALE MS 3236 8871 SHINGLES BLOW OFF ROOF OF HOUSE
AND TREES DOWN (JAN)
2040 UNK 5 W SUMMER HAVEN ST JOHNS FL 2969 8131 SKYWARN SPOTTER REPORTED
FRUIT STANDS AND TENTS DAMAGED NEAR US-1/I-95 INTERSECTION. (JAX)
2041 UNK BOONEVILLE PRENTISS MS 3464 8855 LARGE TRESS DOWN. REPORTED BY
STORM SPOTTER. (MEM)
2045 UNK IUKA TISHOMINGO MS 3483 8816 TREES DOWN. REPORTED BY LAW
ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL. (MEM)
2056 UNK CLAY COUNTY CLAY MS 3363 8873 TREES DOWN ON HWY 47 NEAR WEST POINT
(JAN)
2100 UNK ABERDEEN MONROE MS 3381 8855 TREES DOWN. REPORTED BY LAW
ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL. (MEM)
2102 UNK WATERLOO LAUDERDALE AL 3491 8806 NUMEROUS TREES DOWN IN WESTERN
LAUDERDALE COUNTY (BHM)
2105 UNK FULTON ITAWAMBA MS 3426 8841 TREES DOWN. REPORTED BY LAW
ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL. (MEM)
2115 UNK BROOKSVILLE NOXUBEE MS 3323 8858 POWER LINES DOWN IN BROOKSVILLE
(JAN)
2118 UNK 3 S JOHNSON PUTNAM FL 2953 8198 LAW ENFORCEMENT REPORTED ROOFS OFF
MOBILE HOMES AND TREES DOWN. (JAX)
2118 UNK LOWNDES COUNTY LOWNDES MS 3349 8844 TREES AND POWER LINES DOWN
THROUGHOUT THE COUNTY (JAN)
2121 UNK FLORAHOME PUTNAM FL 2973 8188 REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT. (JAX)
2130 UNK ALICEVILLE PICKENS AL 3313 8814 TREES DOWN NEAR ALICEVILLE AND ON
COUNTY ROAD 2 (BHM)
2130 UNK CLAY COUNTY CLAY MS 3363 8873 TREES AND POWER LINES DOWN IN WEST
POINT (JAN)
2132 UNK TUSCALOOSA TUSCALOOSA AL 3319 8756 EMA REPORTED TREES DOWN ON RIVER
ROAD. (BHM)
2135 UNK LACKEY MONROE MS 3381 8846 TREES DOWN. REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT
OFFICIAL. (MEM)
2138 UNK MOULTON LAWRENCE AL 3448 8728 TREES DOWN ALABAMA ROAD 24 (BHM)
2140 UNK RUSSELLVILLE FRANKLIN AL 3451 8773 TREES DOWN IN THE VINA AND
RUSSELLVILLE AREA (BHM)
2140 UNK LAUDERDALE COUNTY LAUDERDALE MS 3240 8864 TREES AND POWERLINES DOWN
THROUGHOUT THE COUNTY (JAN)
2144 UNK ATHENS LIMESTONE AL 3479 8698 NUMEROUS TREES DOWN WEST OF ATHENS
NEAR CLEMENTS SCHOOL (BHM)
2200 UNK ATHENS LIMESTONE AL 3479 8698 EMA REPORTED THAT ATHENS HOSPITAL
(UNDER CONSTRUCTION) DOWNED BY WINDS. (BHM)
2200 UNK SATSUMA PUTNAM FL 2954 8164 LAW ENFORCEMENT REPORTED DAMAGE TO
MOBILE HOMES. (JAX)
2200 UNK HUNTSVILLE MADISON AL 3473 8661 NUMEROUS TREES AND POWERLINES DOWN
(BHM)
2205 UNK MILLBROOK ELMORE AL 3248 8636 EMA REPORTED TREES DOWN ON ALABAMA
HIGHWAY 14. (BHM)
2210 UNK HILLSBORO LAWRENCE AL 3455 8731 TREE DOWN ON HOUSE ON COUNTY ROAD
214 EAST OF THE CADDO AREA. REPORTED BY LAWRENCE COUNTY EMA. (BHM)
2210 UNK DECATUR MORGAN AL 3461 8698 TREES DOWN REPORTED BY MORGAN COUNTY
EMA. (BHM)
2212 UNK HARTSELLE MORGAN AL 3443 8693 TREES DOWN REPORTED BY MORGAN COUNTY
EMA. (BHM)
2213 UNK CARBON HILL WALKER AL 3388 8753 TREES DOWN REPORTED BY WALKER
COUNTY EMA. (BHM)
2215 UNK MADISON MADISON AL 3471 8653 TREES DOWN WEST OF MADISON (BHM)
2215 UNK ATHENS LIMESTONE AL 3479 8698 MAJOR POWERLINES DOWN NORTH OF ATHENS
(BHM)
2215 UNK JAYESS LAWRENCE MS 3136 9019 TREES DOWN (JAN)
2231 UNK LIMESTONE COUNTY LIMESTONE AL 3475 8701 LARGE TREEE DOWN ON HIGHWAY
72 AT MILE 82 (BHM)
2235 UNK WILBURN CULLMAN AL 3394 8703 BUILDINGS DAMAGED...METAL BUILDINGS
BLOWN OVER (BHM)
2236 UNK PAINT ROCK JACKSON AL 3466 8633 TREES DOWN (BHM)
2237 UNK WALKER COUNTY WALKER AL 3381 8725 (BHM)
2240 UNK LAWRENCE COUNTY LAWRENCE AL 3455 8731 WOMAN BLOWN OFF HER
PORCH...TAKEN TO HOSPITAL (BHM)
2244 UNK SHELBY SHELBY AL 3311 8658 ALSO DIME-SIZE HAIL (BHM)
2245 UNK MORGAN CITY MORGAN AL 3446 8656 TREES DOWN (BHM)
2245 UNK GUNTERSVILLE MARSHALL AL 3433 8625 TREES DOWN (BHM)
2246 UNK CULLMAN CULLMAN AL 3418 8683 LARGE SIGN DOWN IN SOUTHERN CULLMAN
(BHM)
2250 UNK INDIAN SPRINGS SHELBY AL 3225 8806 TREES DOWN (BHM)
2303 UNK KILPATRICK DEKALB AL 3426 8606 MOBILE HOME TURNED OVER (BHM)
2305 UNK WARRIOR JEFFERSON AL 3381 8681 TREES DOWN (BHM)
2306 UNK MORGAN CITY MORGAN AL 3446 8656 POWER LINES DOWN ON PINE RIDGE RD
NR HWY 231...LARGE TREE ON ROAD (BHM)
2308 UNK RAINSVILLE DEKALB AL 3449 8586 TREES AND ROAD SIGNS DOWN (BHM)
2310 UNK 9 SW TYLERTOWN WALTHALL MS 3101 9027 SHERIFF'S OFFICE REPORTED
NUMEROUS TREES DOWN. (NEW)
2320 UNK IDER DEKALB AL 3471 8568 ROOF DAMAGE TO LARGE BUILDING (BHM)
2321 UNK BLUFF PARK JEFFERSON AL 3340 8686 TREES DOWN (BHM)
2323 UNK GADSDEN ETOWAH AL 3401 8601 NUMEROUS POWER LINES DOWN NEAR I-759
(BHM)
2325 UNK JONES COUNTY JONES MS 3161 8918 TREE BLOWN DOWN ONTO A HOUSE 6
MILES SOUTH OF LAUREL (JAN)
1207 60 CUSHING PAYNE OK 3598 9676 (OKC)
1212 70 4 N HOMINY OSAGE OK 3648 9639 SPOTTER REPORT OF 70+ MPH WINDS WITH A
SHED BLOWN OFF ITS FOUNDATION. (TUL)
1303 70 2 W ADAIR MAYES OK 3643 9530 REPORTED BY EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT
OFFICIALS. (TUL)
1430 80 HARRISON BOONE AR 3623 9311 WINDS ESTIMATED AT 70 TO 80 MPH. LARGE
LIMBS DOWN ALL OVER THE AREA. POWER OUT. (LIT)
1453 60 FT SMITH SEBASTIAN AR 3538 9441 REPORTED BY NWS PERSONNEL ON THE
SOUTH SIDE OF FORT SMITH. (TUL)
1518 60 GREENWOOD SEBASTIAN AR 3521 9423 REPORTED BY SPOTTERS. (TUL)
1545 60 RUSSELLVILLE POPE AR 3528 9313 (LIT)
1630 60 2 NW MORGAN PULASKI AR 3490 9239 (LIT)
1655 60 HOT SPGS GARLAND AR 3449 9304 BOATS TORN LOOSE FROM MOORINGS ON LAKE
HAMILTON. (LIT)
1705 60 LITTLE ROCK PULASKI AR 3473 9228 POWER LINES DOWN. (LIT)
1724 60 ARKADELPHIA CLARK AR 3411 9306 (LIT)
1725 60 WRIGHT JEFFERSON AR 3443 9206 (LIT)
1740 80 PINE BLUFF JEFFERSON AR 3421 9201 ROOF DAMAGED. FENCE BLOWN DOWN.
GATE BLOWN OFF. SMALL OFFICE TRAILER BLOWN OFF ITS BLOCKS. (LIT)
1814 65 BLYTHEVILLE APRT MISSISSIPPI AR 3593 8983 REPORTED BY HKA ASOS.
(MEM)
1830 70 RIPLEY LAUDERDALE TN 3573 8955 REPORTED BY STORM SPOTTER. (MEM)
1954 65 HURON HENDERSON TN 3558 8853 REPORTED BY STORM SPOTTER. (MEM)
2030 65 LINDEN PERRY TN 3561 8784 SHERIFF REPORTED TREES DOWN AROUND THE
COUNTY WITH POWER OUTAGES. TREE FELL ON A TRAILER. (BNA)
2059 60 WAYNESBORO WAYNE TN 3531 8776 SHERIFF'S OFFICE REPORTED NUMEROUS
TREES DOWN IN WAYNESBORO. A TREE FELL ON A HOUSE. 30 PERCENT OF THE AREA IS
WITHOUT POWER. (BNA)
2115 60 HOHENWALD LEWIS TN 3554 8756 SHERIFF'S OFFICE REPORTED SEVERAL TREES
DOWN. (BNA)
2120 70 LAWRENCEBURG LAWRENCE TN 3525 8733 SPOTTER REPORTED NUMEROUS TREES
DOWN AND UTILITY POLES DOWN IN THE SOUTHERN PART OF THE COUNTY. (BNA)
2130 60 CENTERVILLE HICKMAN TN 3581 8746 SHERIFF REPORTED A TREE DOWN ON THE
ROAD ON HWY 48 SOUTH. (BNA)
2135 80 LEWISBURG MARSHALL TN 3545 8680 SHERIFF'S OFFICE REPORTED 3 TREES
DOWN AT CORNERSVILLE. ALSO DAMAGE TO ROOF OF A HOME AT HWY 272 & 129 AROUND
ARCHER. (BNA)
2150 70 PULASKI GILES TN 3519 8701 SHERIFF'S OFFICE REPORTED TREES DOWN
AROUND GILES COUNTY. (BNA)
2210 80 CORNERSVILLE MARSHALL TN 3536 8684 FIRE DEPT. REPORTED MANY TREES
DOWN AT CULLEOKA. (BNA)
2210 60 JONES CHAPEL CULLMAN AL 3421 8704 50 TO 65 MPH WIND GUST ALONG US
278 WEST OF CULLMAN REPORTED BY CULLMAN COUNTY EMA. (BHM)
2225 70 LEWISBURG MARSHALL TN 3545 8680 SPOTTER REPORTED TREES DOWN IN THE
SOUTHERN PART OF THE COUNTY. (BNA)
2230 80 FAYETTEVILLE LINCOLN TN 3515 8658 EMA OFFICE REPORTED TREES DOWN
BETWEEN FAYETTEVILLE AND COLDWATER. SOME TREES FELL ON CARS. (BNA)
2245 80 LEWISBURG MARSHALL TN 3545 8680 SHERIFF'S OFFICE REPORTED 3 TREES
DOWN AT CORNERSVILLE. ALSO DAMAGE TO ROOF OF A HOME AT HWY 272 & 129 AROUND
ARCHER. (BNA)
2245 70 WINCHESTER FRANKLIN TN 3518 8611 SHERIFF'S DEPT. REPORTED TREES DOWN
AT WINCHESTER AND OLD SALEM. (BNA)
2320 70 FORT PAYNE DEKALB AL 3443 8573 WIND GUST 70-80 MPH (BHM)
0000 UNK ROME FLOYD GA 3425 8518 NUMEROUS TREES DOWN. (ATL)
0005 UNK SANDERSVILLE JONES MS 3178 8903 TREES AND POWERLINES DOWN (JAN)
0010 UNK CEDARTOWN POLK GA 3401 8525 80 FOOT TREE BLOWN DOWN ALONG WITH 2
OTHER TREES. (ATL)
0015 UNK WACO HARALSON GA 3369 8518 TREE DOWN ON MOBILE HOME. (ATL)
0015 UNK DOUGLASVILLE DOUGLAS GA 3368 8471 NUMEROUS TREES DOWN. WIND
ESTIMATED 50 TO 60 MPH. (ATL)
0015 UNK NE VILLA RICA PAULDING GA 3373 8491 TREES DOWN ON HOUSE. CHIMNEY
DAMAGED. (ATL)
0020 UNK DALTON WHITFIELD GA 3476 8494 TREES DOWN ON ABOUT A DOZEN HOMES.
(ATL)
0050 UNK KENNESAW COBB GA 3401 8461 TREES DOWN IN ENGLISH OAKS SUBDIVISION.
(ATL)
0050 UNK CARROLLTON CARROLL GA 3358 8508 NUMEROUS TREES DOWN (ATL)
0115 UNK WHITESBURG CARROLL GA 3348 8491 TOPS OF 4 LARGE PINE TREES CLIPPED
OFF. (ATL)
0115 UNK COLLEGE PARK FULTON GA 3364 8443 GUTTERS BLOWN OFF HOUSE. (ATL)
0135 UNK COLUMBUS GA 3248 8496 SPOTTER REPORTED TWO TREES DOWN. WIND GUST TO
72 MPH MEASURED BY DAVIS HAND HELD TURBOMETER. (ATL)
0155 UNK THOMASTON UPSON GA 3290 8433 TWO TREES DOWN. WINDS ESTIMATED AT 70
MPH. (ATL)
0210 UNK MOLENA PIKE GA 3301 8450 NUMEROUS TREES AND POWERLINES DOWN. (ATL)
0215 UNK THOMASTON UPSON GA 3290 8433 SPOTTER REPORTED SEVERAL TREES AND
POWER LINES DOWN. (ATL)
0245 UNK MACON BIBB GA 3281 8364 WINDOW BLOWN OUT DOWNTOWN MACON. (ATL)
0453 UNK 4 E ATTICA HARPER KS 3723 9814 TREE LIMBS DOWN (ICT)
0500 UNK 1 SE PRATT PRATT KS 3763 9871 15 INCH DIAMETER LIMBS DOWN (DDC)
0545 UNK CALDWELL SUMNER KS 3703 9759 GENERAL PUBLIC REPORTED DOWNED TREE
LIMBS. (ICT)
0546 UNK ATTICA HARPER KS 3723 9823 TREE LIMBS FELL TAKING POWER LINES DOWN
(ICT)
0645 UNK FAIRVIEW MAJOR OK 3626 9848 TREE DAMAGE RPTD BY COUNTY S.O. (OKC)
0820 UNK PERRY NOBLE OK 3629 9728 LARGE TREE LIMBS AND POWER LINES BLOWN
DOWN. REPORTED BY COUNTY S.O. (OKC)
0820 UNK NORMAN CLEVELAND OK 3521 9744 LARGE TREE LIMB BLOWN DOWN ON
NSSL/SPC PROPERTY. REPORTED BY SPC EMPLOYEE (OKC)
0830 UNK CHICKASHA GRADY OK 3504 9794 POWER LINES BLOWN DOWN REPORTED BY
COUNTY S.O. (OKC)
0850 UNK SHAWNEE POTTAWATOMIE OK 3533 9691 LARGE LIMB BLOWN DOWN AND
BLOCKING ROAD. REPORTED BY COUNTY S.O. (OKC)
0900 UNK BRISTOW CREEK OK 3583 9638 TREES BLOWN DOWN ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
BRISTOW. (TUL)
0905 UNK SEMINOLE SEMINOLE OK 3523 9668 POWER LINES BLOWN DOWN. REPORTED BY
COUNTY S.O. (OKC)
0015 63 GOODLAND ARPT SHERMAN KS 3936 10169 (BHM)
0018 60 7 NE EDSON SHERMAN KS 3941 10144 REPORTED BY STORM SPOTTER. (BHM)
0040 60 3 S ST FRANCIS CHEYENNE KS 3971 10180 REPORTED BY STORM SPOTTER.
(GLD)
0045 60 16 N BEARDSLEY RAWLINS KS 4008 10123 REPORTED BY PUBLIC. (GLD)
0055 70 8 S WHEELER CHEYENNE KS 3963 10171 REPORTED BY STORM SPOTTER. (GLD)
0057 63 BIRD CITY CHEYENNE KS 3975 10153 REPORTED BY STORM SPOTTER. (GLD)
0115 63 GOODLAND ARPT SHERMAN KS 3936 10169 (GLD)
0118 60 7 NE EDSON SHERMAN KS 3941 10144 REPORTED BY STORM SPOTTER. (GLD)
0130 80 HUGOTON STEVENS KS 3718 10134 8-10 INCH DIAMETER TREES DOWN (DDC)
0155 64 COLBY THOMAS KS 3940 10104 (GLD)
0245 60 1 W PARK GOVE KS 3909 10038 (GLD)
0306 70 SHIELDS LANE KS 3861 10044 (DDC)
0308 60 4 S HUGOTON STEVENS KS 3711 10134 (DDC)
0325 70 5 E LIBERAL SEWARD KS 3703 10082 (DDC)
0335 70 HUGOTON STEVENS KS 3718 10134 8-10 INCH BRANCHES AND SMALL BUILDING
AND CATTLE TRAILER BLOWN OVER. (DDC)
0421 70 10 N LIBERAL SEWARD KS 3719 10093 (DDC)
0439 60 ST LEO KINGMAN KS 3753 9841 REPORTED BY AGTAP SPOTTER (ICT)
0440 70 3 W CULLISON PRATT KS 3763 9896 (DDC)
0450 70 7 SE PRATT PRATT KS 3756 9862 (DDC)
0500 70 MULLINVILLE KIOWA KS 3758 9948 (DDC)
0504 62 1 SW BUFFALO HARPER OK 3682 9963 MEASURED BY OKLAHOMA MESONET (OKC)
0517 60 GAGE WOODWARD OK 3631 9974 MEASURED BY ASOS. (OKC)
0535 70 16 NNE FREEDOM WOODS OK 3701 9899 MEASURED BY OKLAHOMA MESONET.
(OKC)
0610 60 10 NW CHEROKEE ALFALFA OK 3686 9849 RPTD BY SPOTTER. (OKC)
0625 59 1 SW CHEROKEE ALFALFA OK 3673 9836 MEASURED BY OKLAHOMA MESONET.
(OKC)
0645 60 FAIRVIEW MAJOR OK 3626 9848 REPORTED BY COUNTY S.O. (OKC)
0655 80 2 E LAHOMA GARFIELD OK 3638 9804 REPORTED BY VANCE AFB WEATHER.
(OKC)
0655 70 2 N CANTON BLAINE OK 3609 9858 REPORTED BY A SPOTTER. (OKC)
0716 60 4 E ENID GARFIELD OK 3639 9778 REPORTED BY SPOTTER. (OKC)
0725 62 2 NE KINGFISHER KINGFISHER OK 3587 9790 MEASURED BY OKLAHOMA
MESONET. (OKC)
0740 60 KINGFISHER KINGFISHER OK 3584 9793 REPORTED BY COUNTY S.O. (OKC)
0745 60 GUTHRIE LOGAN OK 3588 9743 REPORTED BY PD. (OKC)
0750 75 EDMOND OKLAHOMA OK 3564 9748 REPORTED BY OFF DUTY NWS EM (OKC)
0750 70 EL RENO CANADIAN OK 3553 9796 REPORTED BY COUNTY S.O. (OKC)
0805 84 2 SW MINCO GRADY OK 3529 9796 MEASURED BY OKLAHOMA MESONET. (OKC)
0825 70 4 W TYRONE LINCOLN OK 3694 10115 REPORTED BY SPOTTER. (OKC)
0825 59 NORMAN CLEVELAND OK 3521 9744 OBSERVED BY NWS EMPLOYEES AT FORECAST
OFFICE. (OKC)
0840 60 STILLWATER PAYNE OK 3611 9706 REPORTED BY COUNTY S.O. (OKC)
0850 80 PURCELL MCCLAIN OK 3501 9736 REPORTED BY COUNTY S.O. (OKC)
Fields marked UNK are unknown
All Times UTC
Wind Gusts in MPH
Hail Sizes in 1/100 of an Inch (75 = 0.75")
=> Guest Column
The following information was provided at an excellent session on the
subject on Wed 19 Jul 2000. Among the speakers were Duane Gubler (CDC),
Perry Smith (NYS), Tracy McNamara (Bronx Zoo), & Marcelle Layton (NYC).
Humans & horses
- -------------------------
So far during the year 2000, 200 human cases of encephalitis have been
tested for WNV from the New York area. None has been positive for WNV, &
no horses either.
Birds
- -------
14 000 dead birds have been reported so far, compared with 17 000 in the
whole of 1999. Out of 800 crows found dead since 22 May 2000, 14 have been
positive, distributed from Rockland & Westchester Counties in the north to
Richmond County in the south, & from eastern New Jersey to western Long
Island, NY.
Mosquitoes
- ----------------
2 mosquito pools were positive, both in NY state: one of _Aedes japonicus_
collected in late June in Westchester Co., north of the City, the other of
_Culex pipiens_ collected in early July in Suffolk Co. (eastern Long
Island). _A. japonicus_ is a recently established import. Both species
have been shown to transmit WNV.
My information is that Pound Ridge, Westchester Co., where a suspect
positive dead crow was found, is currently being sprayed. All indications
are that this mosquito season is going to see spread of WNV. Residents &
visitors to the greater NY area should take precautions against mosquito
bites.
=> Links Area
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
July 20, 2000
Sandia chem-bio decon foam licensed to Modec
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. - Sandia National Laboratories today announced that
its
foam for the rapid decontamination of chemical and biological warfare
agents
has been licensed to Modec Inc., a Denver company specializing in
mass-casualty response systems for weapons of mass destruction.
The nonexclusive license agreement gives Modec access to the foam's
formulation and rights to manufacture and sell products based on the
formulation in all fields of use. The formulation has been under
development
at Sandia, a U.S. Department of Energy national laboratory, since 1997.
Modec designs and manufactures complete biological and chemical
decontamination systems for use by US government agencies and state and
local authorities. (See www.massdecon.com.)
The Sandia formulation neutralizes both chemical and biological agents
and
can begin decontaminating a disaster scene even before a specific
contaminant has been identified. It is nontoxic, noncorrosive, and
environmentally friendly. The basic formulation could be deployed as a
foam,
mist, fog, spray, or liquid. (For more information, see
www.sandia.gov/media/cbwfoam.htm.)
National Fire Academy Program Notice
Volunteer Incentive Program:
Pilot Optional Admissions Opportunity
The U. S. Fire Administration's National Fire Academy (NFA) is pleased to
announce an optional admissions opportunity for the Volunteer Incentive
Program (VIP). In response to requests from participants in the VIP to
include municipal and/or government partners in NFA training programs, we
are initiating an admissions option to give special consideration to
volunteer officers who include an application to attend the same
course/class session for their elected officials, i.e., city managers,
elected board members, town/borough council members, village selectmen,
township supervisors, or other allied professionals who are not fire service
members. We will implement this procedure with the FY01 delivery cycle.
The rationale for this additional criterion is in support of the USFA
Mission Statement, particularly the Training component (star), which
promotes the professional development of the fire and emergency response
community and its allied professionals. It also reaffirms one of the areas
in the Action Plan (Advocacy, Partnerships & Marketing) that stresses that
the U. S. Fire Administrator and senior USFA staff must effectively address
issues of representation and advocacy among Federal agencies and public and
private local, state, national and international entities. It is another
indication of how the NFA supplements and supports State and local fire
service training programs, while at the same time delivering educational and
training courses having a national focus.
It is hoped that this opportunity will encourage allied professionals, who
interact with the volunteer fire services on a regular basis, to understand
and appreciate the challenges they face in the areas of leadership and
administration, resource management, planning, and prevention and risk
management.
For more information, please see the USFA web site at
http://www.usfa.fema.gov/nfa/pn072000.htm
This is a message from the FEMA's US Fire Administration.
PROGRAM NOTICE
Off-Campus Initiatives
The United States Fire Administration's National Fire Academy (NFA) is
working on a number of off-campus initiatives to provide better customer
service to its field constituencies. These changes are in direct response to
requests from, and dialogue with, State and metropolitan fire service
training systems over the past several years.
Two-day courses will be made available in hand-off format at the same time
they are available for selection in Direct Delivery (DD) and State Weekend
Programs (SWP). Train-the-Trainer classes held In-State will be available
for selection on the course call menu at the same time the course is
available for DD or SWP. States may choose either the regular DD/SWP or the
In-State Train-the-Trainer for new courses coming on-line. This initiative
provides hand-off programs to Train-the-Trainer organizations up to 2 years
earlier than the current system provides.
NFA will send Program Notices out by e-mail first, followed by hard copy
mailing. This initiative guarantees faster delivery by providing end users
with up to 7 more days of planning time.
NFA will be using the compact disk (CD) format more frequently to distribute
its program materials. State fire training organizations, Train-the-Trainer
organizations, and NFA contract instructors will continue to receive program
materials on CD.
State fire service training agencies will be enfranchised to make additional
offerings of NFA classes. States may also have some of their courses
endorsed as NFA-equivalent classes to facilitate their exchange among State
programs. Special funding has been provided, and the application forms were
delivered to you under separate cover.
National Technical Information Service (NTIS), formerly the National
Audiovisual Center, will continue to be NFA's main distribution mechanism
for its course materials. NTIS will begin to make NFA materials available in
CD-ROM format. NFA is exploring other CD delivery options as well.
These initiatives are all in various stages of development and/or
implementation. All of these changes require resources, and often become
program or system dependent before they can be implemented. In the short
run, you may notice an inconsistency in the manner in which these
initiatives can be implemented. As we move into the new millennium, the NFA
will continue to explore innovative ways to better serve its customers.
Point of contact is Kirby E. Kiefer, NFA's Deputy Superintendent. He may be
reached by phone at (301) 447-1083, facsimile at (301) 447-1178, or e-mail
at kirby.kiefer{at}fema.gov.
For more information on these initiatives, please see the U.S. Fire
Administration's web site at http://www.usfa.fema.gov/nfa/pn072000a.htm
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