 Hand analysis of rainfall from observer reports A report from Mazomanie indicated a storm total of 8.7 inches as of 5 AM CDT Thursday August 2, 2001. Black Earth also reported a range of 8.7 to more than 11 inches (The 11 inch capacity rain gauge in Black Earth overflowed!) ZCZC MKEOPUMKE FPUS83 KMKX 021454 WISCONSIN PRECIPITATION REPORTS NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE MILWAUKEE/SULLIVAN, WI 940 AM CDT THU AUG 02 2001 DATA FOR THE 24 HOURS ENDING AROUND 7 AM. THE ENDING TIME OF THE THE 24 HOUR PERIOD VARIES FOR INDIVIDUAL OBSERVERS FROM AROUND 6 AM TO AROUND 830 AM. DATA FROM ALL PRECIPITATION REPORTING STATIONS...INCLUDING HEATED AUTOMATED RAIN GAGES AT AIRPORTS AND OTHER AUTOMATED RAIN GAGES INDICATED BY *. AUTOMATED RAIN GAGE DATA INTERVAL IS 6 AM-6 AM. SNOW MEASUREMENTS ARE NOT AVAILABLE FROM MOST AIRPORTS. DATA ALIGNED APPROXIMATELY FROM NORTH TO SOUTH. THIS REPORT IS COMPILED BY AN AUTOMATED COMPUTER PROGRAM. THE DATA IS ONLY PARTIALLY QUALITY-CONTROLLED. ERRORS MAY OCCUR. DATA IS PROVIDED COURTESY OF PRIVATE WEATHER OBSERVERS, BADGER WEATHER NET-AMATEUR RADIO AND VARIOUS PUBLIC AGENCIES INCLUDING UTILITY COMPANIES, U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, WIS. DEPT. OF NATURAL RESOURCES AND WISCONSIN VALLEY IMPROVEMENT CO. GREEN LAKE BERLIN-FOX R.* 2.21 GREEN LAKE GREEN LAKE-INLET* 0.85 FOND DU LAC FOND DU LAC-2SW 1.06 FOND DU LAC FOND DU LAC-LK WINN.* 1.38 FOND DU LAC FOND DU LAC-AIRPORT 0.87 FOND DU LAC WAUPUN-ROCK RIVER* 0.75 SHEBOYGAN HOWARDS GROVE 0.48 SHEBOYGAN ELKHART LAKE 1.87 SHEBOYGAN SHEBOYGAN FALLS 1.41 SHEBOYGAN SHEBOYGAN-RIVER* 0.61 SHEBOYGAN SHEBOYGAN-AIRPORT 0.84 SHEBOYGAN SHEBOYGAN-SOUTHWEST 0.73 SHEBOYGAN SHEBOYGAN-5SW-WILSON 1.01 SHEBOYGAN PLYMOUTH 4NE-OTTER CK* 0.15 SHEBOYGAN HINGHAM-WWTP 1.40 SHEBOYGAN GIBBSVILLE-SANITARY 2.10 SAUK LA VALLE-FIRE 4.28 SAUK IRONTON 5.65 SAUK REEDSBURG-WWTP 6.07 SAUK HILL POINT-1 NW 3.34 SAUK ROCK SPRINGS-RIVER* 5.80 SAUK ROCK SPRINGS-3 SW 4.00 SAUK BARABOO-WWTP 5.03 SAUK LONE ROCK-AIRPORT* 3.32 SAUK PRAIRIE DU SAC-LK WIS* 5.96 GRANT MUSCODA-RIVER* 1.99 GRANT BOSCOBEL-AIRPORT 1.75 GRANT BURTON-GRANT RIV.* 0.36 GRANT ROCKVILLE 2E-PLATTE* 2.32 GRANT PLATTEVILLE 2.32 IOWA DODGEVILLE-WWTP 1.96 LAFAYETTE BLANCHARDVILLE 1.45 LAFAYETTE BLANCHARDVILLE 2S-RIV* 0.87 LAFAYETTE ARGYLE 1.01 LAFAYETTE HAZEL GREEN 3SE-RIVER* 0.14 COLUMBIA PORTAGE-WWTP 1.96 DANE WINDSOR-YAHARA R.* 5.65 DANE MIDDLETON 6.51 DANE MIDDLETON-PHEASANT* 6.01 DANE MADISON-AIRPORT 3.85 DANE MADISON-CHARMANY FARM 5.85 DANE MCFARLAND-LK. WAUBESA* 5.47 JEFFERSON WATERTOWN-WWTP 0.00 JEFFERSON MILFORD-CRAWFISH R.* 0.81 JEFFERSON JEFFERSON-ROCK R.* 0.75 JEFFERSON LAKE MILLS-DNR 1.05 JEFFERSON SULLIVAN-3SE-NWS 0.88 JEFFERSON WHITEWATER-WWTP 1.10 GREEN ALBANY-RIVER* 0.00 GREEN BRODHEAD-WWTP 1.97 GREEN BRODHEAD-RIVER* 1.72 ROCK FULTON 3NW-YAHARA R.* 3.13 ROCK NEWVILLE 5NE-LK. KOSH* 4.30 ROCK INDIANFORD-ROCK R* 4.56 ROCK MILTON 3.82 ROCK CLINTON-3NE-RIVER* 1.55 WASHINGTON GERMANTOWN-WWTP 0.47 WASHINGTON HARTFORD 2W-WWTP 0.42 WASHINGTON RICHFIELD 0.65 OZAUKEE PT. WASHINGTON-WWTP 0.45 OZAUKEE CEDARBURG 2N-CEDAR CK* 0.30 OZAUKEE CEDARBURG-LAKEFIELD 0.36 OZAUKEE MEQUON 0.47 WAUKESHA OCONOMOWOC-SOUTH 1.01 WAUKESHA WAUKESHA-WWTP 0.60 WAUKESHA NORTH PRAIRIE 0.73 WAUKESHA DOUSMAN 1S 1.02 WAUKESHA MUKWONAGO-RIVER* 0.37 WAUKESHA BIG BEND 0.65 WAUKESHA MUSKEGO 4S-B. MUS. LK* 0.26 MILWAUKEE MILWAUKEE-MT. MARY 0.58 MILWAUKEE WAUWATOSA-MEN. RIVER* 0.31 MILWAUKEE WAUWATOSA-UNDERWOOD* 0.37 MILWAUKEE MILWAUKEE-BREWERS HILL 0.62 MILWAUKEE HALES CORNERS-WHITNALL 0.37 MILWAUKEE MILWAUKEE-MITCHELL FLD 0.25 MILWAUKEE GREENFIELD 0.41 MILWAUKEE WEST ALLIS 0.38 WALWORTH ELKHORN 2S-JACKSON CK* 0.66 WALWORTH LAKE GENEVA-OUTLET* 0.56 WALWORTH GENOA CITY 0.21 RACINE RAYMOND-ROOT R. CANAL* 0.31 RACINE CALEDONIA 0.28 RACINE RACINE-AIRPORT* T RACINE UNION GROVE-WWTP 0.26 RACINE BURLINGTON-WWTP 0.42 KENOSHA NEW MUNSTER-FOX R.* 0.40 KENOSHA KENOSHA-WWTP (MID-MID) T KENOSHA KENOSHA-AIRPORT* 0.08 Below is a radar estimate of the amount of rain that fell from early Wednesday evening (8/1/01) to early Thursday morning (8/2/01). The radar had a peak rainfall estimate of 7.7 inches. Note that the heaviest rainfall of 6 to 8 inches is denoted by the darkest reds on the radar precipitation estimates below. The scale is at the top of the image, which is taken from the National Weather Service Advanced Weather Information Processsing System (AWIPS) at the Milwaukee/Sullivan Office.
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