Hydrometeorological Discussion
Issued by NWS Missouri Basin, Pleasant Hill

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Daily Hydrologic Activities Discussion
NWS Missouri Basin River Forecast Center Pleasant Hill MO
Tuesday December  3, 2013


During the previous 24 hours, ending at 12Z Tuesday, precipitation
once again fell across the northern portion of the Missouri River
Basin while the southern half remained dry. Heaviest amounts fell
in Montana and Wyoming where many locations received more than
1.00 inches. Elsewhere, across Colorado and the Dakotas, amounts
remained below 0.50 inches with one heavier patch across western
South Dakota. The table below lists locations that received more
than 1.25 inches:

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STATION     DESCRIPTION                    RPT(in.)
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ABRM8       PONY MT 6W                      1.80
KNDW4       CORA 20N                        1.70
MTCB08      RED LODGE                       1.66
TOPW4       PAHASKA WY 24SSW                1.60
FSHM8       COOKE CITY MT 1N                1.50
GCKQ1       FOREMOST AB                     1.43
GCKQ1       FOREMOST AB                     1.41
SCDW4       AFTON 13SE                      1.40
CCRMSAWS    Buffalo WY                      1.40
BSCW4       MORAN 9NW                       1.40
GRCW4       JACKSON 18SE WY                 1.40
CCRMSAWS    Buffalo WY                      1.40
BBSW4       MERNA 15W                       1.40
BVLQ1       BEAVER MINES AB 4 SE            1.34
BVLQ1       BEAVER MINES AB 4 SE            1.34
WILW4       AFTON 7NE                       1.30
WHTM8       COOKE CITY MT 2NE               1.30
TRPW4       AFTON 15E                       1.30
LOPW4       CORA 13NNW                      1.30
PORQ1       FURMAN AB 6 S                   1.26
PRBQ1       PECTEN AB 5 W                   1.22

During the next 24 hours, ending at 12Z Wednesday, precipitation
seen across the northern portion of the basin will begin to slide
further south. Precipitation will span along the Rockies and east
from Montana across the Dakotas once again. But the precipitation
will extend into Nebraska and Iowa. Heaviest amounts will be in
Colorado where forecast amounts are above 1.00 inches. Across
Montana and the Dakotas, precipitation should remain below
0.50 inches and elsewhere amounts are expected to remain below
0.25 inches.


No flooding is occurring in the Missouri River Basin and none is
anticipated during the next several days.




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Forecasts issued today:
RVF Group                              Time Z
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KSR     KANSAS                            15:01 Z
MOM     MISSOURI MAINSTEM                 15:33 Z
SPL     SOUTH PLATTE                      15:04 Z
SPL     SOUTH PLATTE                      15:05 Z
UMO     UPPER MISSOURI                    15:39 Z
YEL     YELLOWSTONE                       15:09 Z

MBRFC/

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