Hydrometeorological Discussion
Issued by NWS Missouri Basin, Pleasant Hill

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AGUS73 KKRF 111624
HMDKRF

Daily Hydrologic Activities Discussion
NWS Missouri Basin River Forecast Center Pleasant Hill MO
Friday July 11, 2014

Scattered showers and thunderstorms occurred over portions
of the Missouri River basin over the past 24 hours.  The
heaviest rain fell across western Nebraska and northern Montana.
Basin average amounts in these area were around 1.00 inch.
Elsewhere across the basin, average amounts were generally
less than 0.50 inches.

Some of the higher local 24 hour amounts include:

 STATION
 ID        DESCRIPTION            STATE     07/11
 --------  ---------------------  -----     -----
 LCON1     LISCO                  NE         1.66
 OKSN1     OSHKOSH 10NE           NE         1.28
 BWTN1     BROADWATER 10SSE       NE         1.26
 PRMS2     PARMELEE 6W            SD         1.18
 GTHI4     GUTHRIE CENTER         IA         1.07
 AGTN1     AGATE 3ENE RAWS        NE         1.03
 FBLM8     HARLEM 4SSE            MT         0.96
 STON1     STANTON 7NE            NE         0.94
 WITS2     WHITE LAKE             SD         0.80
 RIPS2     DEADMAN GULCH          SD         0.76
 SOSS2     SOUTH SHORE 8W         SD         0.75
 CNKM8     CHINOOK                MT         0.73
 ARHN1     ARTHUR                 NE         0.72
 CUST022   BERWYN 4NNE            NE         0.68
 RAPS2     PACTOLA DAM            SD         0.67
 BLON1     BLOOMFIELD             NE         0.66
 OFK       NORFOLK AIRPORT        NE         0.66
 RAVS2     RAPID CITY 11SW        SD         0.66
 VAVS2     RAPID CITY 11W         SD         0.64
 CUST015   ANSELMO 9NW            NE         0.63
 HERS2     HERMOSA, BATTLE CR     SD         0.63
 OKDN1     OAKDALE                NE         0.61
 BLTW4     BEARTOOTH LAKE         WY         0.60
 ELGN1     ELGIN                  NE         0.60
 BIGS2     RAPID CITY, RAPID CR   SD         0.60

Precipitation is forecast across the northern two-thirds
of the Missouri River basin over the next 24 hours.  The
highest amounts are forecast across northern Nebraska and western
Iowa.  Basin average amounts in these areas will be in the 0.50-0.75
inch range.  Elsewhere across the basin, average amounts should be
generally less than 0.50 inches.

Flooding is occurring along the James River near Columbia and Stratford, SD.

No other flooding is occurring or forecast.


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Forecasts issued today:
RVF Group                              Time Z
-------------------------------------------------
BGH     BIGHORN                           16:12 Z
BGH     BIGHORN                           16:16 Z
JAM     JAMES/VERMILLION                  02:16 Z
JAM     JAMES/VERMILLION                  15:16 Z
KSR     KANSAS                            14:40 Z
MIL     MILK                              15:19 Z
MIL     MILK                              15:21 Z
MOM     MISSOURI MAINSTEM                 01:58 Z
MOM     MISSOURI MAINSTEM                 14:25 Z
SPL     SOUTH PLATTE                      15:16 Z
SPL     SOUTH PLATTE                      15:20 Z
UMO     UPPER MISSOURI                    15:18 Z
UMO     UPPER MISSOURI                    15:20 Z
YEL     YELLOWSTONE                       16:14 Z

MBRFC/

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