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May 12th - 13th, 2002 Severe Weather Event
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| Damage Pictures over parts of Desloge, MO (image loop) |
Damage Pictures from southern parts of Chester, IL (image loop) |
Damage Map for portions of Southeast Missouri |
Damage Map for portions of Southwest Illinois |
Radar Derived Precipitation for portions of Southeastern Missouri and Southwest Illinois |
| Damage Survey Assessment: |
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| NWS - ST. LOUIS COMPLETED A SURVEY OF THE DAMAGE OVER PARTS OF WASHINGTON, ST. FRANCOIS, STE. GENEVIEVE COUNTIES IN SOUTHEAST MISSOURI AND RANDOLPH COUNTY IN SOUTHWEST ILLINOIS. PRELIMINARY RESULTS SHOW THAT THREE TORNADOES AND MULTIPLE DOWNBURST WIND SWATHS OCCURRED OVER THIS AREA. FIRST TORNADO (EASTERN WASHINGTON COUNTY MO) THE FIRST OF THREE TORNADOES BRIEFLY TOUCHED DOWN ABOUT 6 MILES SOUTHEAST OF POTOSI, MISSOURI IN EASTERN WASHINGTON COUNTY. SEVERAL TREES WERE DAMAGED BY THE TORNADO. THE TORNADO OCCURRED AT APPROXIMATELY 610 PM CDT. THE DAMAGE PATH WAS ABOUT 100 YARDS LONG AND 30 YARDS WIDE. DAMAGE WAS RATED F0 ON THE FUJITA SCALE. SECOND TORNADO (WESTERN AND CENTRAL ST. FRANCOIS COUNTY MO) THE SECOND TORNADO INITIALLY TOUCHED DOWN JUST NORTH OF THE COMMUNITY OF FRANKCLAY ON HIGHWAY M IN WESTERN ST. FRANCOIS COUNTY AT APPROXIMATELY 618 PM CDT. A NUMBER OF TREES AND LARGE LIMBS WERE STRIPPED/DAMAGED BY THE TORNADO. THE TORNADO PATH OVER THIS AREA WAS APPROXIMATELY 30 YARDS AND DAMAGE WAS RATED F0. THE TORNADO MOVED EASTWARD ACROSS THE COMMUNITY OF DESLOGE MAINLY CAUSING TREE DAMAGE ALONG CHESTNUT STREET WEST OF HIGHWAY 8. THE TORNADO MOVED EAST OF HIGHWAY 8 ALONG AND SOUTH OF CHESTNUT STREET CAUSING SCATTERED TREE DAMAGE AND DESTROYING ONE UTILITY POLE NEAR ELM STREET AND THE MIDDLE SCHOOL. A FEW HOMES AND THE MIDDLE SCHOOL SUSTAINED MAINLY ROOF DAMAGE, ALTHOUGH ONE LARGE TREE FELL ONTO A HOUSE TRAILER. THE TORNADO PATH WAS APPROXIMATELY 40 YARDS AND RATED F0. THE TORNADO TURNED NORTHEAST ACROSS CHESTNUT STREET THEN MOVED OVER AN OPEN FIELD WEST OF STATE STREET. ONE HALF OF THE ROOF OF A LARGE MACHINE SHED WAS THROWN EAST OVER 200 YARDS. SEVERAL DOWNED TREES SHOWED THE CLASSIC CONVERGENT PATTERN NOTED WITH TORNADIC DAMAGE IMMEDIATELY SOUTH OF THE MACHINE SHED AND A LARGE HOME. DAMAGE PATTERNS JUST NORTHEAST OF THE MACHINE SHED SUGGESTED A TOUCHDOWN OF A SECOND FUNNEL. BOTH FUNNELS APPEARED TO MERGE JUST WEST OF STATE STREET. SEVERAL LARGE TREES WERE SIGNIFICANTLY DAMAGED 80 YARDS EAST OF THE LARGE HOME AND MACHINE SHED. THREE HOMES ON THE WEST SIDE OF STATE STREET SUSTAINED MINOR ROOF AND SIDING DAMAGE. ONE TWO BY FOUR PIECE OF WOOD WAS DRIVEN INTO THE NORTH SIDE OF ONE HOME. A SMALL UTILITY SHED AND GARAGE BEHIND ONE OF THE HOMES WAS DESTROYED. PIECES OF MANGLED SHEET METAL FROM THE LARGE MACHINE SHED LANDED IN THE FRONT YARD OF TWO OF THE THREE HOMES. THE DAMAGE WAS APPROXIMATELY 100 YARDS WIDE OVER THIS AREA. THE TORNADO THEN HIT A VACANT TWO STORY BUILDING JUST EAST OF STATE STREET COMPLETELY UPLIFTING THE ROOF AND CAUSING CONSIDERABLE DAMAGE TO TWO SIDES OF THE BUILDING. THE TORNADIC DAMAGE PATH WAS LESS THAN 50 YARDS BUT THE DAMAGE WAS RATED F1 AT THIS LOCATION. THE TORNADO SKIPPED ACROSS HIGHWAY 67 AND HIT ANOTHER LARGE SHEET METAL BUILDING ON THE EAST SIDE OF THE HIGHWAY. THE NORTH SIDE OF THE ROOF OF A SECOND LARGE BUILDING WAS UPLIFTED AND DISPLACED SEVERAL TENS OF YARDS TO THE EAST. OVER 100 YARDS EAST OF THIS BUILDING ADDITIONALLY TREE DAMAGE WAS OBSERVED. THE WIDTH OF THE DAMAGE PATH OVER THIS AREA WAS LESS THAN 40 YARDS AND RATED F0. THE TOTAL LENGTH OF THE DAMAGE PATH OF THIS TORNADO WAS 7.0 MILES. DAMAGING DOWNBURST WINDS WERE DOCUMENTED ACROSS PARTS OF WESTERN AND CENTRAL STE. GENEVIEVE COUNTY MAINLY ALONG AND SOUTH OF COUNTY ROAD C AND NORTH OF HIGHWAY 32. THIRD TORNADO (SOUTHWESTERN RANDOLPH COUNTY IL) A THIRD BRIEF TORNADO TOUCHDOWN OCCURRED IN A SUBDIVISION OVER THE SOUTH SIDE OF CHESTER, ILLINOIS (SOUTH OF THE CITY PARK) IN SOUTHWEST RANDOLPH COUNTY. ONE HOME SUSTAINED ROOF DAMAGE WHILE A SECOND HOME EXPERIENCED MINOR STRIPPING DAMAGE. SEVERAL PINES WERE SNAPPED AT THE BASE WHILE A NUMBER OF LARGE WHITE OAK TREES WERE EITHER TORN OFF 15 FEET FROM THE BASE OF THE TREE OR TWISTED NEAR THE BASE OF THE TREE. A CONVERGENT DAMAGE PATTERN WAS OBSERVED OVER THIS AREA. THE LENGTH OF THE TORNADIC DAMAGE TRACK OVER THIS AREA WAS ROUGHLY 100 YARDS LONG AND 30 YARDS WIDE. THE DAMAGE WAS RATED F0. MINOR TREE DAMAGE WAS OBSERVED JUST SOUTH OF THE TORNADO TRACK ALONG AND WEST OF HIGHWAY 3. FINAL DISCUSSION THE TORNADOES WHICH CAUSED DAMAGE OVER PARTS OF EASTERN WASHINGTON AND ST. FRANCOIS COUNTIES IN MISSOURI AND FAR SOUTHWEST RANDOLPH COUNTY ILLINOIS ARE REFERRED TO AS 'NON-SUPERCELL TORNADOES' WHICH FORMED JUST NORTH OF THE APEX OF A BOW ECHO. A LOW-LEVEL OUTFLOW BOUNDARY FROM AN EARLIER STORM INTERSECTED THE BOW ECHO AND LIKELY ENHANCED THE POTENTIAL FOR TORNADIC ACTIVITY. THE TORNADO OVER ST. FRANCOIS COUNTY HAD A LONGER LIFESPAN COMPARED TO THE TORNADO OVER SHILOH, ILLINOIS ON APRIL 27, 2002. |
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| Preliminary Storm Reports for May 12th: |
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| PRELIMINARY LOCAL STORM REPORT NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE ST LOUIS MO 941 PM CDT SUN MAY 12 2002 |
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| TIME(CDT) 0400 AM 0400 AM 0400 AM 0400 AM 0500 AM 0600 AM 0600 AM 0600 AM 0630 AM 0700 AM 0700 AM 0120 PM 0126 PM 0134 PM 0135 PM 0135 PM 0140 PM 0150 PM 0159 PM 0220 PM 0240 PM 0243 PM 0250 PM 0254 PM 0256 PM 0300 PM 0427 PM 0427 PM 0504 PM 0530 PM 0535 PM 0600 PM 0600 PM 0610 PM 0615 PM 0615 PM 0620 PM 0620 PM 0625 PM 0625 PM 0642 PM 0642 PM 0700 PM 0700 PM 0703 PM 0708 PM |
LOCATION (COUNTY) (KNOX MO) (SHELBY MO) NOVELTY MO (KNOX) (LEWIS MO) (MARION MO) (WARREN MO) (GREENE IL) JERSEYVILLE IL (JERSEY) (MACOUPIN IL) (LINCOLN MO) GOLDEN IL (ADAMS) MCBAINE MO (BOONE) MCBAINE MO (BOONE) COLUMBIA MO (BOONE) DEER PARK MO (BOONE) DEER PARK MO (BOONE) MILLERSBURG MO (CALLAWAY) MILLERSBURG MO (CALLAWAY) 8E KINGDOM CITY MO (CALLAWAY) MONTGOMERY CITY MO (MONTGOMERY) NEW LONDON MO (RALLS) NEW LONDON MO (RALLS) HAWK POINT MO (LINCOLN) NEW LONDON MO (RALLS) HAWK POINT MO (LINCOLN) 5N HANNIBAL MO (MARION) GODFREY IL (MADISON) GODFREY IL (MADISON) CUBA MO (CRAWFORD) JEFFERSON CITY MO (COLE) 1N STEELVILLE MO (CRAWFORD) 2N CALEDONIA MO (WASHINGTON) 5E POTOSI MO (WASHINGTON) 4S POTOSI MO (WASHINGTON) 1E POTOSI MO (WASHINGTON) PARK HILLS MO (ST FRANCOIS) 3SE BONNE TERRE MO (ST FRANCOIS) DESLOGE MO (ST FRANCOIS) BISMARK MO (ST FRANCOIS) 4E FLAT RIVER MO (ST FRANCOIS) WEINGARTEN MO (STE GENEVIEVE) OATES MO (REYNOLDS) ELLIS GROVE IL (RANDOLPH) KASKASKIA IL (RANDOLPH) BLACK MO (REYNOLDS) 2S CHESTER IL (RANDOLPH) |
EVENT FLOODING FLOODING FLOODING FLOODING FLOODING FLOODING FLOODING FLOODING FLOODING FLOODING FLOODING 0.88 INCH HAIL 0.88 INCH HAIL 0.75 INCH HAIL 0.75 INCH HAIL 0.75 INCH HAIL 1.75 INCH HAIL 1.75 INCH HAIL 1.75 INCH HAIL 1.25 INCH HAIL 1.00 INCH HAIL 1.75 INCH HAIL 1.00 INCH HAIL 1.75 INCH HAIL 1.00 INCH HAIL FUNNEL CLOUD WIND DAMAGE WIND DAMAGE 0.75 INCH HAIL 0.75 INCH HAIL 0.88 INCH HAIL WIND DAMAGE WIND DAMAGE WIND DAMAGE WIND DAMAGE WIND DAMAGE WIND DAMAGE WIND DAMAGE FUNNEL CLOUD WIND DAMAGE WIND DAMAGE 1.00 INCH HAIL WIND DAMAGE 70 MPH WIND GUST 1.00 INCH HAIL WIND DAMAGE |
REMARKS REPORTED BY KNOX CO. SHERIFFS DEPT. FIFTEEN HIGHWAYS CLOSED DUE TO FLOODING... ROUTES 11,C,J,F,V,K,M,TT,151 NORTH AND SOUTH OF EDINA. 7AM PRECIP AT EDINA WAS 5.69 INCHES. NUMEROUS COUNTY ROADS FLOODED INCLUDING HIGHWAYS N/151/K. THESE WERE CLOSED, WITH MANY OTHERS UNDER WATER BUT PASSABLE. PUBLIC REPORT. OBSERVER AT NOVELTY REPORTED 2.23 INCHES OF RAINFALL... NUMEROUS COUNTY ROADS FLOODED. OBSERVER AT LA BELLE REPORTED 2.53 AT 7 AM, OBSERVER AT CANTON 4.00 NUMEROUS COUNTY ROADS FLOODED, INCLUDING HIGHWAYS 337, 249, AND HIGHWAY 419. NUMEROUS COUNTY ROADS FLOODED AND CLOSED. SEVERAL LOW WATER CROSSINGS ALSO CLOSED THROUGHOUT THE COUNTY. NUMEROUS COUNTY ROADS FLOODED, INCLUDING STATE ROUTES 67,267. STREET FLOODING. COOP OBSERVER REPORTED 2.25 INCHES OF RAIN. PUBLIC REPORT. COOP OBSERVER AT VIRDEN REPORTED 3.22 INCHES OF RAIN. PUBLIC REPORT MEASURED 4.00 INCHES OF RAINFALL OVERNIGHT. NUMEROUS COUNTY ROADS FLOODED. OBSERVER AT TROY REPORTED 2.42 IN. HIGHWAY 79 BETWEEN WINDFIELD AND OLD MONROE CLOSED DUE TO HIGH WATER. HIGHWAY Y AT EE AND HIGHWAY V CLOSED. OBSERVER AT 7 AM REPORTED 3.03 INCHES OR RAINFALL. REPORTED BY EMS. NICKEL SIZED HAIL REPORTED ON SOUTH SIDE OF CITY BY EMS. DIME SIZED REPORTED AT HIGHWAY 63 AND COUNTY ROAD AB REPORTED BY COUNTY SHERIFF ALONG I-70. REPORTED IN MILLERSBURG AND ALONG I-70 REPORTED RELAYED VIA EMS. REPORTED BY SPOTTER. QUARTER SIZE HAIL COVERING THE GROUND. REPORTED BY COUNTY SHERIFF. REPORTED BY SPOTTER. REPORTED BY RADIO STATION. QUARTER TO GOLF BALL SIZED HAIL COVERING THE GROUND. PUBLIC REPORT OF TWO FUNNEL CLOUDS. POWER LINES DOWN REPORTED BY MADISON CO. EMA POWER LINES DOWN. REPORTED BY EMS. REPORTED AT I-44 IN CUBA FROM THE COUNTY SHERIFF REPORTED BY HAM RADIO OPERATOR. REPORTED BY SPOTTER. TREES AND POWER LINES DOWN. REPORTED BY COUNTY SHERIFF. TREES AND POWER LINES DOWN OVER MANY LOCATIONS ACROSS THE EASTERN AND SOUTHERN PORTION OF THE COUNTY. LARGE TREE LIMBS DOWN. NUMEROUS TREES DOWN ALONG HIGHWAY P. FUNNEL CLOUD ALSO SIGHTED. NUMEROUS TREES AND POWER LINES DOWN IN THE BISMARK AND PARK HILLS AREA. APPROX. 4000-5000 HOMES WITHOUT POWER. NUMEROUS TREES AND TREES LIMBS DOWN NEAR HIGHWAY 67 DAMAGE TO ROOF OF CHURCH. RELAYED FROM KTVI. REPORTED BY COUNTY SHERIFF. TREES DOWN AND HOME HAD ROOF BLOWN OFF IN LEADINGTON. TREES DOWN ACROSS SEVERAL ROADS. REPORTED BY COUNTY SHERIFF. NUMEROUS TREES UP TO 2 FEET IN DIAMETER DOWN. REPORTED BY EMS. REPORTED BY ISP. REPORTED BY COUNTY SHERIFF. NUMEROUS TREES TWISTED AND SNAPPED OFF. REPORTED BY EMS. |
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| Preliminary Storm Reports for May 13th: |
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| PRELIMINARY LOCAL STORM REPORT NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE ST LOUIS MO 1132 AM CDT MON MAY 13 2002 |
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| TIME(CDT) 0220 PM 0307 PM 0322 PM 0359 PM 0425 PM 0427 PM 0427 PM 0427 PM 0435 PM 0543 PM 0630 PM 0640 PM 0650 PM 0710 PM 0730 PM 0820 PM 0820 PM 0821 PM 0824 PM 0920 PM 0930 PM 0945 PM 0950 PM 1015 PM 1020 PM 1028 PM 1034 PM 1037 PM 1037 PM 1045 PM 1048 PM 1050 PM 1053 PM 1053 PM 1053 PM 1055 PM 1100 PM 1100 PM 1100 PM 1100 PM 1102 PM 1105 PM 1105 PM 1130 PM 1145 PM |
LOCATION (COUNTY) MONTGOMERY CITY MO (MONTGOMERY) GODFREY IL (MADISON) WENTZVILLE MO (ST CHARLES) GODFREY IL (MADISON) (ST CHARLES MO) GODFREY IL (MADISON) ST. CHARLES MO (ST CHARLES) BOSCHERTOWN MO (ST CHARLES) GODFREY IL (MADISON) 1W STEELVILLE MO (CRAWFORD) POTOSI MO (WASHINGTON) ROCKY RIDGE MO (STE GENEVIEVE) BELLEVIEW MO (IRON) IRONTON MO (IRON) FREDERICKTOWN MO (MADISON) IRONTON MO (IRON) PILOT KNOB MO (IRON) FREDERICKTOWN MO (MADISON) BLACK MO (REYNOLDS) IRONTON MO (IRON) LESTERVILLE MO (REYNOLDS) CHESTER IL (RANDOLPH) FREDERICKTOWN MO (MADISON) STEELVILLE MO (CRAWFORD) IRON MOUNTAIN MO (ST FRANCOIS) 5W WEINGARTEN MO (STE GENEVIEVE) PACIFIC MO (FRANKLIN) 3W GASCONADE MO (GASCONADE) 2SW MT. STERLING MO (GASCONADE) (MONROE IL) BIGSPRING MO (MONTGOMERY) MASCOUTAH IL (ST. CLAIR) TROY MO (LINCOLN) CHESTERFIELD MO (ST LOUIS) WILDWOOD MO (ST LOUIS) WOOD RIVER IL (MADISON) SALEM IL (MARION) VANDALIA IL (FAYETTE) HILLSBORO IL (MONTGOMERY) CHLORIDE MO (IRON) LESTERVILLE MO (REYNOLDS) CARLINVILLE IL (MACOUPIN) CARROLLTON IL (GREENE) 1W IRONTON MO (IRON) MARTHASVILLE MO (WARREN) |
EVENT FLOODING FLOODING FLOODING FLOODING FLOODING FLOODING FLOODING FLOODING WIND DAMAGE 0.88 INCH HAIL 0.88 INCH HAIL WIND DAMAGE WIND DAMAGE WIND DAMAGE WIND DAMAGE FLOODING FLOODING FLOODING FLOODING FLOODING FLOODING FLOODING FLOODING FLOODING FLOODING FLOODING FLOODING FLOODING FLOODING FLOODING FLOODING FLOODING FLOODING FLOODING FLOODING FLOODING FLOODING FLOODING FLOODING FLOODING FLOODING FLOODING FLOODING FLOODING FLOODING |
REMARKS MINOR STREET FLOODING MINOR STREET FLOODING IN SEVERAL SUBDIVISIONS MINOR STREET FLOODING CREEK OUT OF BANKS AT HIGHWAYS 111 AND 67. STREET FLOODING. THIGH DEEP WATER IN LOCATIONS. FLOODING AT THE ROTARY PARK. STREET FLOODING. FLOODING REPORTED AT LEWIS AND CLARK COLLEGE. MINOR STREET FLOODING AT ELM POINT ROAD, AND ON NORTH MAIN STREET. MINOR STREET FLOODING IN BOSCHERTOWN TRAILER PARK LARGE TREE DOWNED REPORTED BY SEVERE WEATHER SPOTTERS. REPORTED BY SEVERE WEATHER SPOTTERS. NUMEROUS TREES AND POWER LINES DOWNED. TREE DAMAGE ALSO REPORTED IN LAKE FOREST AND OTHER SCATTERED LOCATIONS ACROSS THE COUNTY. TREES DOWNED. TREES DOWNED THROUGHOUT COUNTY. SEVERAL COUNTY ROADS BLOCKED. NUMEROUS TREES DOWNED THROUGHOUT COUNTY. STREET FLOODING. ROUTE V FLOODED MINOR STREET FLOODING ROUTE 49 WATER COVERED IN SPOTS. REPORTS RECEIVED BETWEEN 920PM AND 1110 PM... SEVERE FLOODING IN IRONTON AND MANY OTHER PORTIONS ACROSS THE COUNTY. NUMEROUS CARS WASHED OFF ROADS.. WATER RESCUES IN PROGRESS. EMERGENCY SHELTERS OPENED. ROUTE N CLOSED..HWY 49 CLOSED BETWEEN LESTERVILLE AND BLACK. ROUTE J BETWEEN OATES AND BLACK/HWY 21 BETWEEN CENTERVILLE AND ELLINGTON CLOSED IN SPOTS. STREET FLOODING. NUMEROUS ROADS MENTIONED BETWEEN 950 PM AND 1115 PM SEVERE AND EXTENSIVE FLOODING IN NUMEROUS LOCATIONS, ESPECIALLY FREDERICKTOWN AND MARQUAND. MANY ROADS IMPASSABLE. SEVERAL WATER RESCUES IN PROGRESS DUE TO VEHICLES WASHED OFF ROADS. SEVERAL PEOPLE STRANDED AND CANNOT BE REACHED. EVACUATIONS UNDERWAY IN FREDERICKTOWN. SEVERAL CITY STREETS CLOSED DUE TO FLOODING NUMEROUS COUNTY ROADS AND LOW WATER CROSSINGS FLOODED ACROSS SOUTHERN PART OF THE COUNTY ROUTE C FLOODED AND CLOSED IN SPOTS/MOST CREEKS AND STREAMS FLOODED/OUT OF BANKS. SEVERAL ROADS CLOSED IN PACIFIC..ROBERTSVILLE. CATAWISSA AND OTHERS ROUTE N CLOSED SOUTH OF MORRISON ROUTE D FLOODED SOME COUNTY ROADS UNDER WATER ROUTE K WATER COVERED ROUTE 177 E OF MASCOUTAH WATER COVERED IN SPOTS..SEVERAL COUNTY ROADS FLOODED. SEVERAL ROADS FLOODED AND CLOSED IN TROY, WINFIELD, AND SOUTHERN PORTIONS OF THE COUNTY. CREVE COEUR MILL ROAD FLOODED IN SPOTS...CREEKS AND STREAMS OVER ROADS NUMBER OF STREAMS AND CREEKS FLOODED. CREEK FLOODED ONTO BIRCH ROAD NEAR RT 143 COUNTY ROADS WATER COVERED BUT NOT CLOSED. SEVERAL COUNTY ROADS WERE FLOODED. A NUMBER OF COUNTY ROADS CLOSED INCLUDING HWY 16 CLOSED IN SPOTS EAST OF IRVING WINNEBAGO MOTOR HOME WAS SWEPT OFF LITTLE CREEK ROAD NEAR CHLORIDE AND HAD TO BE RESCUED. MOTOR HOME WAS DESTROYED. EXTENSIVE FLOODING. HARDEST HIT..OATES BLACK LESTERVILLE AND CENTERVILLE. NUMEROUS ROADS WATER COVERED AND CLOSED. SEVERAL WATER RESCUES UNDERWAY IN OATES AND CENTERVILLE DUE TO VEHICLES WASHED OFF ROADS. NUMEROUS COUNTY ROADS FLOODED...SOME RURAL ROADS WASHED AWAY. NUMEROUS COUNTY ROADS FLOODED AND CLOSED, ALONG WITH RURAL ROADS. *** 1 DEAD *** 43 YEAR OLD MALE SWEPT AWAY AFTER TRYING TO CROSS SWOLLEN STOUTS CREEK TO GET TO HIS RESIDENCE ON THE OTHER SIDE OF STOUTS CREEK TO RETRIEVE DOGS. FLOODING ON HWY 94, SIX INCHES OF WATER ON HWY. |
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| Precipitation Reports for May 13th: |
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| MORNING PRECIPITATION SUMMARY NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE ST LOUIS MO 910 AM CDT MON MAY 13 2002 VALUES REPRESENT YESTERDAY'S PRECIPITATION OVER THE LAST 24 HOURS ENDING AT 7 AM |
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| STATION ID STL COU JEF SUS SET FAM UIN CPS PPQ SAR SLO NORTHEAST MISSOURI... CANM7 CDAM7 CLKM7 HNNM7 NLDM7 PMYM7 PRSM7 SVRM7 SLBM7 TAYM7 VNDM7 CENTRAL MISSOURI... CALM7 UMCM7 FREM7 FTNM7 JWPM7 RIFM7 CMSM7 EAST CENTRAL MISSOURI... ARNM7 EBYM7 FARM7 FESM7 HRNM7 PCFM7 PTSM7 RSEM7 UNNM7 WHGM7 ST. LOUIS METRONET... UCTM7 OFLM7 TBKM7 COTM7 MELM7 WNTM7 TRYM7 CAGM7 BCHM7 SPEM7 STCM7 OFNM7 VLLM7 LSX HTVM7 ANSM7 STPM7 GRTI2 ALNI2 SOUTHEAST MISSOURI... ELLM7 FRDM7 FRZM7 ROZM7 SAZM7 SGNM7 SEEM7 SLLM7 VBRM7 WEST CENTRAL ILLINOIS... GGGI2 PAYI2 PEYI2 PTTI2 UIN QLDI2 RIPI2 CENTRAL ILLINOIS... BTWI2 KNMI2 PTKI2 LCFI2 RAMI2 SLOI2 VNDI2 SOUTHWEST ILLINOIS... ABRI2 CAYI2 CNTI2 CHSI2 EDWI2 GNFI2 GRVI2 HGHI2 HLBI2 IUKI2 JVLI2 MTOI2 MEDI2 NSHI2 REDI2 STEI2 WHLI2 |
STATION NAME ST. LOUIS COLUMBIA JEFFERSON CITY CHESTERFIELD ST CHARLES FARMINGTON QUINCY CAHOKIA PITTSFIELD SPARTA SALEM CANTON L/D20 CANNON DAM CLARKSVILLE L/D HANNIBAL MO NEW LONDON PALMYRA PARIS SAVERTON L/D SHELBINA TAYLOR 5SW VANDALIA CALIFORNIA COLUMBIA U OF M FREEDOM FULTON JEFFERSON CITY RICH FOUNTAIN 3E CHAMOIS ARNOLD 1N ELSBERRY 1S FARMINGTON FESTUS HERMANN PACIFIC 3S POTOSI 5SW ROSEBUD UNION WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY CITY MO 2SSW O FALLON MO 4E ARNOLD MO HARVESTER I MO 3E COTTLEVILLE MEHLVILLE 1E WENTZVILLE MO TROY MO WINFIELD L/D BOSCHERTOWN ST CHARLES MO ST CHARLES 7SSW O FALLON MO VALLEY PARK MO WELDON SPRING NWS HARVESTER III MO HERITAGE LANDING ST PETERS GRANITE CITY MELVIN PRICE ELLINGTON FREDERICKTOWN FREDERICKTOWN 1W ROSELLE SACO STE GENEVIEVE STEELVILLE 2N SULLIVAN 3SE VIBURNAM GRIGGSVILLE PAYSON PERRY 6NW PITTSFIELD QUINCY QUINCY L/D 21 RIPLEY BROWNSTOWN 4SW KIMMUNDY PATOKA LITCHFIELD RAMSEY SALEM IL VANDALIA ALBERS CARLYLE CENTRALIA CHESTER EDWARDSVILLE 2W GREENFIELD GREENVILLE 2NE HILLSBORO IUKA 12SW JERSEYVILLE 2SW MOUNT OLIVE 1E MEDORA NASHVILLE 4NE RED BUD SIU EDWARDSVILLE WHITE HALL 1E |
24 HOUR AMOUNT 2.51 1.60 1.57 2.25 2.83 2.66 0.02 1.24 0.79 1.67 1.22 0.29 0.15 0.80 0.29 0.15 0.93 0.30 0.70 0.11 0.08 0.52 0.93 0.89 0.90 1.64 1.74 0.92 1.50 1.33 1.78 2.90 1.54 2.08 1.36 2.10 1.75 1.49 1.76 1.57 1.37 1.81 1.94 1.87 1.25 1.90 1.70 2.64 3.06 2.55 2.35 3.27 1.40 2.46 2.05 2.11 1.51 2.02 2.20 3.01 5.50 5.67 4.57 3.61 2.90 2.56 1.80 2.90 0.32 0.06 0.07 0.90 0.02 0.52 0.10 2.66 2.74 3.22 3.24 3.04 1.77 2.95 1.91 1.70 1.84 3.70 3.23 1.40 3.30 0.81 3.44 2.40 1.80 2.83 1.72 2.10 1.95 2.52 0.78 |
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