Storm Summary Number 3 for Heavy Rainfall and Wind Associated with
Beryl
NWS Weather Prediction Center College Park MD
1000 AM CDT Tue Jul 09 2024

...Post Tropical Cyclone Beryl is bringing heavy rain and gusty
winds to portions of the Mid-Mississippi Valley and into the Ohio
River Valley as it races northeastward...

A Flood Watch is in effect for portions of the Mid-Mississippi
Valley extending northward into lower Michigan

A Coastal Flood Advisories is in effect for portions of the
Louisiana and Texas coast.

For the latest tropical-related watches and warnings, please refer
to nhc.noaa.gov.

For a detailed graphical depiction of the latest watches, warnings
and advisories, please see www.weather.gov

At 900 AM CDT...Post Tropical Cyclone Beryl was located over
central Arkansas with a minimum central pressure of 1004 mb 
(29.64 in Hg).The latest update had the system hastily moving
northeastward at 23 mph into the Mid- Mississippi Valley. Gusty
winds, 35-40 mph, and heavy rain are ongoing over Arkansas,
Missouri, and eastern Tennessee and Mississippi. Additionally, a
warm front is progressing northward across Arkansas and Tennessee
with Beryl, bringing an unstable atmosphere northward, resulting
in a severe weather potential. For information regarding the
location and track of Beryl, please refer to nhc.noaa.gov.

...Selected preliminary Storm Total Rainfall in inches from 400 AM
CDT Mon Jul 08 through 900 AM CDT Mon Jul 08...

...ARKANSAS...
BIGELOW                              6.70                    
LITTLE ROCK                          5.68                    
DELIGHT                              5.67                    

...LOUISIANA...
PLEASANT HILL 10.2 SE                2.04                    
NATCHITOCHES 3.8 WNW                 2.00                    
LAKE CHARLES 11.5 SSW                1.56                    

...TEXAS...
HOUSTON 3.5 WSW                     13.55                    
SPRING 6 WSW                        13.53                    
TEXAS CITY 1 SSE                    13.45                    
THOMPSONS                           13.42                    
HILSHIRE VILLAGE 2.7 NNE            13.41                    
KATY                                11.09                    
EDNA                                10.78                    
LAKE JACKSON 2.3 NW                 10.69                    
MANVEL                               9.58                    
SURFSIDE BEACH 1.2 SW                9.08                    
BRAZORIA 4.2 W                       8.44                    
SMITH GULLY AT SH 146                8.20                    
WEST COLUMBIA 2.5 ENE                8.19                    
ALVIN 2.5 SSW                        7.13                    
FRIENDSWOOD 0.2 NNW                  6.80                    
RICHMOND 2.7 NNW                     6.69                    
PALACIOS 11.5 NNE                    6.65                    
HEDWIG VILLAGE 2.0 SW                6.52                    
MISSOURI CITY 5.1 SSE                6.36                    
BUNKER HILL VILLAGE 3.9 WNW          5.90                    

...Selected preliminary Peak Wind gusts in miles per hour earlier
in the event...

...ARKANSAS...
EL DORADO                              37                    
LITTLE ROCK                            36                    

...TEXAS...
FREEPORT 1 WSW                         97                    
SH 36 AT BRAZOS                        97                    
SAN BERNARD NWR                        91                    
HOUSTON UNIVERSITY                     89                    
PALACIOS 1 WNW                         89                    
QUINTANA 1 ENE                         87                    
BAILEY`S PRAIRIE 3 SSE                 85                    
BRAZORIA COUNTY AIRPORT                85                    
BROOKSIDE VILLAGE 4 NNE                84                    
ALDINE 6 N                             83                    
HOUSTON INTL                           83                    
BAYOU VISTA 13 E                       82                    
CONROE 4 ENE                           81                    
DANBURY 6 SSE                          78                    
GALVESTON                              78                    
JAMAICA BEACH 12 SW                    77                    
MORGAN'S POINT 1 ENE                   77                    
SOUTH HOUSTON 4 WSW                    76                    
EAGLE LAKE 12 SSW                      75                    
OAK RIDGE NORTH                        74                    

...Selected preliminary Storm Total Rainfall in inches where the
event has ended...

...LOUISIANA...
BOSSIER CITY                         4.60                    
COUSHATTA                            4.36                    
STONEWALL                            4.22                    

...TEXAS...
TEXARKANA                            7.80                    
BEAUMONT                             4.87                    


For the latest rainfall forecast and Excessive Rainfall Outlooks
associated with Beryl, please refer to wpc.ncep.noaa.gov. Post
tropical cyclone Beryl will continue to bring the threat of gusty
winds and heavy rain to portions of Missouri, Illinois, Indiana
Michigan, northern New York and New England through the next
couple of days as it moves northeastward. Flash flooding will
continue to remain possible along and eastward of its path. A
general 2-4 inches of rain may fall in the path of post-tropical
cyclone Beryl. Moreover, some upper level dynamics and surface
vorticity will also pose a severe threat with any strong storms
centered over the lower Ohio and Mississippi Valleys capable of
becoming super cellular and producing a tornado or two according
to the Storm Prediction Center.Lastly, moist,southerly flow from
the Gulf of Mexico associated with Beryl's circulation ahead of a
cold front may produce some heavy rain in Louisiana. The Weather
Prediction Center has a slight risk of seeing flash flooding over
the southern Gulf Coast. 

The next Storm Summary will be issued by the Weather Prediction
Center at 1000 PM CDT. Please refer to your local National Weather
Service office for additional information on this event.

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