Ivan 24 hours rainfalls (ending 3 pm 9/17/04)

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Ivan 24 hours rainfalls (ending 3 pm 9/17/04)

#1 Postby Stormsfury » Fri Sep 17, 2004 9:34 pm

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SELECTED STORM 24 HOUR RAINFALL AMOUNTS IN INCHES THROUGH 3 PM
EDT.

LOCATION                      STORM TOTAL

TENNESSEE...

GROTTO FALLS                  4.16
ROAN MTN                      3.36
LA FOLLETTE                   2.12
FORDTOWN                      2.04
EMBEREEVILLE                  1.52

KENTUCKY...

PRINCESS                      5.03
OLDTOWN                       4.72
OLYMPIA SPRINGS               4.68
CANNONSBURG                   3.68
BEECHBURG                     3.60

OHIO...

GREENFIELD                    5.99
SHARON                        5.40
COOLVILLE                     5.28
TRIMBLE                       5.22
VINTON                        4.79
NEW ATHENS                    4.39
LEWISVILLE                    3.95

WEST VIRGINIA...

ELLAMORE                     12.40
ADOLF                         9.90
VALLEY HEAD                   8.90
WILLIAMSON                    5.95
BELINGTON                     5.20
LOMI                          2.28

VIRGINIA...

DUNGANNON                     3.83
WYTHEVILLE                    2.24
MONTCLAIR                     1.76

NORTH CAROLINA...

BEAR CREEK                    9.33
JONAS RIDGE                   8.55
HIGHLANDS                     7.52
CONNESTE FALL                 7.11
ARGURA                        6.37
HAWK                          6.24
MARSHALL                      4.56
HENDERSONVILLE                4.31

PENNSYLVANIA...

HAMPTON                       3.95
EAST FRANKLIN                 3.00
DELMONT                       2.56
DONEGAL                       2.56
SENECA/OIL CITY               2.32
SABULA                        2.04
CAMBRIDGE                     1.83

NEW YORK...

URBANA                        2.47
HOWARD                        2.11
PRATTSBURG                    1.32

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#2 Postby frankthetank » Fri Sep 17, 2004 9:41 pm

thats impressive...this is even more....from earlier this week--we "only" got 3.5" locally...


ABUS34 KMPX 151627
PNSMSP
MNZ041>045-047>070-073>078-082>085-091>093-WIZ014>016-023>028-151830-

PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE TWIN CITIES/CHANHASSEN MN
1127 AM CDT WED SEP 15 2004

...TORRENTIAL RAIN IN FREEBORN COUNTY...

THANKS TO RADIO STATION KATE IN ALBERT LEA FOR THE FOLLOWING
RAINFALL REPORTS. THE REPORTS ARE FOR 36 HOURS...ENDING AT 9 AM
THIS MORNING.

5 SW ALDEN....................13.00 INCHES
4 NORTH OF ALBERT LEA.........12.50 INCHES
NORTH SIDE OF ALBERT LEA......10.66 INCHES
HAYWARD.......................10.25 INCHES
SOUTH OF WALTERS..............10.08 INCHES
SOUTH OF HAYWARD..............9.48 INCHES
SOUTH OF EMMONS...............8.50 INCHES
BANCROFT......................8.00 INCHES
KATE RADIO IN ALBERT LEA......7.22 INCHES
SOUTH SIDE OF ALBERT LEA......8.00 INCHES

OTHER SIGNIFICANT RAINFALL TOTALS ACROSS SOUTHERN MINNESOTA FOR
THE 24 HOUR PERIOD ENDING THIS MORNING...

BRICELYN......................9.20 INCHES
FAIRMONT......................6.20 INCHES
WINNEBAGO.....................4.86 INCHES
ZUMBROTA......................3.92 INCHES
WASECA........................3.54 INCHES
AMBOY.........................3.37 INCHES
NORTHFIELD....................3.15 INCHES

NOw that is some Rainfall TOTALS!
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#3 Postby ROCK » Fri Sep 17, 2004 9:41 pm

wow..thought it would have been alot worse...couple a places got hit hard though. I hope Ivan keeps moving out....I feel so bad for those people...
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#4 Postby Stormsfury » Fri Sep 17, 2004 9:53 pm

Pretty heavy stuff coming out of MN ...

all things considering, with Ivan's much faster movement than originally progged, really, really kept storms totals much lower ...

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#5 Postby frankthetank » Fri Sep 17, 2004 9:56 pm

Yeah...i was amazed...this summer has been too wet for me... They actually had to close interstate 90 (the big one around here)...water was coming over it...first time in my mind thats ever happened....
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