280 NOUS44 KSHV 100029 PNSSHV ARZ050-051-059>061-070>073-LAZ001>006-010>014-017>022-OKZ077- TXZ096-097-108>112-124>126-136>138-149>153-165>167-101230- PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SHREVEPORT LA 729 PM CDT Thu May 9 2019 ...Public Information Statement... ...NWS Damage Survey For the Wednesday, May 8, 2019 Severe Weather Event... .Tornado #1 just north of Marshall, Texas... Rating: EF1 Estimated Peak Wind: 107 mph Path Length /statute/: 7.92 miles Path Width /maximum/: 300.0 yards Fatalities: 0 Injuries: 0 Start Date: 05/08/2019 Start Time: 02:36 PM CDT Start Location: 3 NE Nesbitt / Harrison County / TX Start Lat/Lon: 32.6219 / -94.3974 End Date: 05/08/2019 End Time: 02:45 PM CDT End Location: 8 SSE Jefferson / Harrison County / TX End Lat/Lon: 32.6576 / -94.2779 Summary: This tornado formed within a squall line of thunderstorms that produced a good deal of sporadic straight line wind damage, mainly to trees, across central Harrison County. Starting a few miles west of Highway 59, around 5 miles north of Marshall, the tree damage was more concentrated and exhibited characteristics indicative of a tornadic circulation. The surveyed tornado track was strongest for a few mile stretch starting just west of Highway 59 and extending east along the north side of Surburban Acres Road. In this area there were numerous hardwood trees snapped with a few residences sustaining roof damage due to trees or large limbs falling on the structures. A majority of the tree damage along the entire track could generally be classified as uprooted trees (made easier due to saturated soils) and large broken limbs. EF Scale: The Enhanced Fujita Scale classifies tornadoes into the following categories. EF0...Weak......65 TO 85 mph EF1...Weak......86 TO 110 mph EF2...Strong....111 TO 135 mph EF3...Strong....136 TO 165 mph EF4...Violent...166 TO 200mph EF5...Violent...>200mph NOTE: The information in this statement is preliminary and subject to change pending final review of the events and publication in NWS Storm Data. $$ 5/50  841 NOUS45 KSLC 100109 PNSSLC Public Information Statement National Weather Service Salt Lake City UT 710 PM MDT Thu May 09 2019 ...Preliminary Storm Information... Rainfall totals for May 9th through 700 pm MDT. ***** Precip Reports ***** Time Precip ...Southern Wasatch Front... Provo Byu - 4570 ft 5 PM Thu 0.01 ...Great Salt Lake Desert and Mountains... Rosebud - 4987 ft 6 PM Thu 0.08 ...Wasatch Mountain Valleys... Morgan - 5090 ft 5 PM Thu 0.08 ...Wasatch Mountains I-80 North... Usu Doc Daniel - 8271 ft 5 PM Thu 0.60 Red Spur - 8872 ft 6 PM Thu 0.34 Laketown - 5980 ft 5 PM Thu 0.34 Bug Lake - 7950 ft 1 PM Thu 0.30 Laketown - 5991 ft 6 PM Thu 0.26 Garden City - 5959 ft 6 PM Thu 0.24 Garden City Summit - 7600 ft 5 PM Thu 0.20 Otter Creek - 7160 ft 6 PM Thu 0.17 Logan Summit - 7615 ft 6 PM Thu 0.13 Randolph - 6329 ft 6 PM Thu 0.12 City Creek Water Plant - 5330 ft 5 PM Thu 0.04 ...Wasatch Mountains South of I-80... Thaynes Canyon - 9200 ft 5 PM Thu 0.10 Alta - 8730 ft 5 PM Thu 0.07 Sundance Mid Mountain - 7450 ft 5 PM Thu 0.05 ...Western Uinta Mountains... Trial Lake - 9960 ft 5 PM Thu 0.60 Brown Duck - 10600 ft 5 PM Thu 0.50 Lakefork #1 - 10100 ft 5 PM Thu 0.40 Chepeta - 10300 ft 5 PM Thu 0.40 Bear River Rs - 8500 ft 5 PM Thu 0.40 Spirit Lake - 10223 ft 5 PM Thu 0.40 Hayden Fork - 9100 ft 5 PM Thu 0.40 Norway - 8280 ft 6 PM Thu 0.38 Norway - 8280 ft 6 PM Thu 0.38 Bear River - 8536 ft 6 PM Thu 0.38 Chepeta - 12120 ft 6 PM Thu 0.36 Lily Lake - 9050 ft 5 PM Thu 0.30 Hole-in-rock - 9150 ft 5 PM Thu 0.30 Aspen Mtn - 7539 ft 7 PM Thu 0.28 Uintalands - 8688 ft 7 PM Thu 0.28 Five Points Lake - 10920 ft 5 PM Thu 0.20 Lakefork Basin - 10900 ft 5 PM Thu 0.20 Yellowstone Drainage - 7800 ft 6 PM Thu 0.15 Hewinta - 9500 ft 5 PM Thu 0.10 Buck Pasture - 9700 ft 5 PM Thu 0.10 Hewinta - 9186 ft 6 PM Thu 0.09 Heber City 6 E - 8284 ft 6 PM Thu 0.08 Oakley - 7800 ft 6 PM Thu 0.06 West Fork Blacksfork - 8865 ft 6 PM Thu 0.06 ...Wasatch Plateau/Book Cliffs... Clear Creek #1 - 9200 ft 5 PM Thu 0.50 Daniels-strawberry - 8000 ft 5 PM Thu 0.20 Bruin Point - 10200 ft 6 PM Thu 0.17 Baer #10 Red Bull - 8360 ft 6 PM Thu 0.15 Horse Ridge - 8480 ft 6 PM Thu 0.13 Strawberry Divide - 8400 ft 5 PM Thu 0.10 Wasatch-cache Nf 22E Provo - 7780 ft 6 PM Thu 0.06 ...Western Uinta Basin... Fruitland - 6981 ft 6 PM Thu 0.07 ...Castle Country... Castle Dale - 5843 ft 7 PM Thu 0.07 ...Sanpete/Sevier Valleys... Sevier Reservoir - 5369 ft 6 PM Thu 0.05 ...West Central Utah... Mud Spring - 5902 ft 6 PM Thu 0.05 ...Southwest Utah... Enterprise - 5384 ft 7 PM Thu 0.12 Cedar City Municipal Airport - 5581 ft 7 PM Thu 0.07 Jensen Spring - 5744 ft 6 PM Thu 0.05 Enterprise - 5340 ft 6 PM Thu 0.05 ...Utah's Dixie and Zion National Park... Zion National Park - 5741 ft 6 PM Thu 0.44 Zion Canyon - 3999 ft 6 PM Thu 0.19 ...South Central Utah... E Fork Virgin River Glendale - 5897 ft 6 PM Thu 0.05 ...Central Utah Mountains... 10 ESE Oak City - 7268 ft 6 PM Thu 0.16 Gbrc Hq - 8541 ft 5 PM Thu 0.10 Grassy Lake Nr Ephraim - 8880 ft 6 PM Thu 0.09 ...Southern Utah Mountains... Sunflower Flat - 9957 ft 5 PM Thu 0.40 Larb Hollow - 8490 ft 6 PM Thu 0.34 Lava Point Raws - 7890 ft 6 PM Thu 0.32 Buck Flat - 8000 ft 6 PM Thu 0.28 Tom Best Spring - 7718 ft 6 PM Thu 0.23 Pine Valley - 6400 ft 6 PM Thu 0.21 Bryce Canyon Airport - 7585 ft 7 PM Thu 0.20 Gardner Peak - 8323 ft 5 PM Thu 0.20 Bryce Canyon - 7855 ft 6 PM Thu 0.18 ...Southwest Wyoming... Smiths Fork Nr Robertson - 8470 ft 6 PM Thu 0.09 $$  279 NOUS43 KARX 100132 CCA PNSARX IAZ008>011-018-019-029-030-MNZ079-086>088-094>096-WIZ017-029-032>034- 041>044-053>055-061-100300- Public Information Statement National Weather Service La Crosse WI 830 PM CDT Thu May 9 2019 ...NOAA Weather Radio for Tomah and Richland Center are off air... The NOAA Weather Radio transmitters for Tomah and Richland Center are off air. The problem has been narrowed down to an equipment failure. Technicians will be replacing the equipment tomorrow morning, Friday May 10th. This should fix the issue. $$  987 NOUS44 KSHV 100238 PNSSHV ARZ050-051-059>061-070>073-LAZ001>006-010>014-017>022-OKZ077- TXZ096-097-108>112-124>126-136>138-149>153-165>167-101445- PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SHREVEPORT LA 938 PM CDT Thu May 9 2019 ...NWS Damage Survey For the Wednesday, May 8, 2019 Severe Weather Event Update #1... .Tornado #1 Just north of Marshall, Texas... Rating: EF1 Estimated Peak Wind: 107 mph Path Length /statute/: 7.92 miles Path Width /maximum/: 300.0 yards Fatalities: 0 Injuries: 0 Start Date: 05/08/2019 Start Time: 02:36 PM CDT Start Location: 3 NE Nesbitt / Harrison County / TX Start Lat/Lon: 32.6219 / -94.3974 End Date: 05/08/2019 End Time: 02:45 PM CDT End Location: 8 SSE Jefferson / Harrison County / TX End Lat/Lon: 32.6576 / -94.2779 Summary: This tornado formed within a squall line of thunderstorms that produced a good deal of sporadic straight line wind damage, mainly to trees, across central Harrison County. Starting a few miles west of Highway 59, around 5 miles north of Marshall, the tree damage was more concentrated and exhibited characteristics indicative of a tornadic circulation. The surveyed tornado track was strongest for a few mile stretch starting just west of Highway 59 and extending east along the north side of Surburban Acres Road. In this area there were numerous hardwood trees snapped with a few residences sustaining roof damage due to trees or large limbs falling on the structures. A majority of the tree damage along the entire track could generally be classified as uprooted trees (made easier due to saturated soils) and large broken limbs. && .Tornado #2 Near Keatchi, Louisiana... Rating: EF-1 Estimated Peak Wind: 95 mph Path Length /statute/: 1.9 miles Path Width /maximum/: 200 yards Fatalities: 0 Injuries: 0 Start Date: 05/08/2019 Start Time: 3:33 PM CDT Start Location: 1 WNW Keatchi, LA Start Lat/Lon: 32.1849/-93.9325 End Date: 05/08/2019 End Time: 3:36 PM CDT End Location: 1 NE Keatchi, LA End Lat/Lon: 32.1911/-93.9020 Summary: The tornado began along HWY 172, snapping and uprooting several trees and destroying a large metal farm canopy. It continued eastward into the community of Keachi, snapping and uprooting numerous trees along HWY 789 before lifting. && .Tornado #3 East of Stonewall, Louisiana... Rating: EF-1 Estimated Peak Wind: 90 mph Path Length /statute/: 3.9 miles Path Width /maximum/: 80 yards Fatalities: 0 Injuries: 0 Start Date: 05/08/2019 Start Time: 3:53 PM CDT Start Location: 6 E Stonewall, LA Start Lat/Lon: 32.2555/-93.7219 End Date: 05/08/2019 End Time: 4:00 PM CDT End Location: 9 ENE Stonewall, LA End Lat/Lon: 32.2963/-93.6753 Summary: The parent mesocyclone associated with Tornado #4 produced a secondary vortex, which uprooted and snapped several trees on Bethel Road. The tornado moved northeast, snapping and uprooting several trees on Stonewall-Frierson Road and Old Church Road before lifting. A metal farm outbuilding was also lifted and destroyed. && .Tornado #4 Near Stonewall, Louisiana... Rating: EF-1 Estimated Peak Wind: 110 mph Path Length /statute/: 14.1 miles Path Width /maximum/: 500 yards Fatalities: 0 Injuries: 0 Start Date: 05/08/2019 Start Time: 3:44 PM CDT Start Location: 3 SSW Stonewall, LA Start Lat/Lon: 32.2187/-93.8360 End Date: 05/08/2019 End Time: 4:02 PM CDT End Location: 11 ENE Stonewall, LA End Lat/Lon: 32.3032/-93.6281 Summary: The tornado began along US HWY 171 where it snapped numerous large hardwood trees and some power poles. It continued in an east-northeasterly direction snapping and uprooting numerous trees along Red Bluff Road, Bethel Road, and White Springs Road. One home sustained heavy damage as several large trees fell on the home. The tornado crossed Ellerbe Road, snapping a few trees and lifted near the intersection of Ellerbe and HWY 175. EF Scale: The Enhanced Fujita Scale classifies tornadoes into the following categories. EF0...Weak......65 TO 85 mph EF1...Weak......86 TO 110 mph EF2...Strong....111 TO 135 mph EF3...Strong....136 TO 165 mph EF4...Violent...166 TO 200mph EF5...Violent...>200mph NOTE: The information in this statement is preliminary and subject to change pending final review of the events and publication in NWS Storm Data. $$ 05/50/12/15  515 NOUS43 KMQT 100248 PNSMQT MIZ001>007-009>014-084-085-101448- Public Information Statement National Weather Service Marquette MI 1048 PM EDT Thu May 9 2019 ...PRECIPITATION REPORTS... Location Amount Time/Date Provider ...Michigan... ...Alger County... 8 SSW Wetmore 1.82 in 0904 PM 05/09 RAWS Chatham 1.46 in 0915 PM 05/09 CWOP ...Baraga County... Lanse 17.8 SE 1.00 in 0800 AM 05/09 COCORAHS ...Delta County... 2 SE Rapid River 1.77 in 0903 PM 05/09 RAWS Rapid River 1.61 in 0923 PM 05/09 CWOP 7 SW Steuben 1.49 in 0904 PM 05/09 RAWS Sturgeon River 1.48 in 0845 PM 05/09 HADS Garden Corners 0.8 NW 1.27 in 0800 AM 05/09 COCORAHS 1 WNW Bark River 1.22 in 0907 AM 05/09 Trained Spotter Bark River 1.22 in 0800 AM 05/09 UCOOP 9 S Rapid River 1.17 in 0800 AM 05/09 UCOOP ...Dickinson County... Norway 1.79 in 0219 PM 05/09 CWOP 1 NNW Randville 1.63 in 0213 PM 05/09 RAWS Norway 1.38 in 0842 AM 05/09 CO-OP Observer ...Gogebic County... 6 ESE Wakefield 1.18 in 0201 PM 05/09 RAWS Ironwood WWTP 1.05 in 0800 AM 05/09 COOP ...Houghton County... Trap Rock River 1.85 in 0815 PM 05/09 UCOOP Houghton 1.6 ESE 1.85 in 0634 AM 05/09 COCORAHS Calumet 5.8 ENE 1.45 in 0600 AM 05/09 COCORAHS 1 SSW Allouez 1.30 in 0903 AM 05/09 CO-OP Observer Kearsarge 1.30 in 0800 AM 05/09 COOP 8 N Kenton 1.28 in 0156 PM 05/09 RAWS Chassell 4.0 N 1.21 in 0700 AM 05/09 COCORAHS Chassell 1.00 in 0811 AM 05/09 Public ...Iron County... Peavy Falls 1.57 in 0216 PM 05/09 CWOP ...Luce County... Tahquamenon River 1.14 in 0845 PM 05/09 HADS ...Marquette County... 2 WNW Gwinn 1.42 in 0912 PM 05/09 RAWS Halfway Big Bay Rd 1.18 in 0216 PM 05/09 CWOP Marquette 1.18 in 0215 PM 05/09 CWOP Ishpeming 2.5 W 1.16 in 1000 AM 05/09 COCORAHS 5 SE Big Bay 1.13 in 0814 AM 05/09 Trained Spotter Big Bay 1NW 1.11 in 0800 AM 05/09 COOP Ishpeming 7.2 SW 1.10 in 0800 AM 05/09 COCORAHS 4 NE Negaunee 1.05 in 0820 AM 05/09 Official NWS Obs ...Menominee County... 1 WNW La Branche 1.91 in 0212 PM 05/09 RAWS 3 S Swanson 1.60 in 0242 PM 05/09 Trained Spotter Daggett 4.8 N 1.30 in 0930 AM 05/09 COCORAHS Menominee 4.1 NW 1.25 in 0900 AM 05/09 COCORAHS ...Ontonagon County... Ontonagon 0.3 NE 1.20 in 0800 AM 05/09 COCORAHS Bergland Dam 1.06 in 0800 AM 05/09 COOP ...Schoolcraft County... 1 SW Germfask 1.40 in 0903 PM 05/09 RAWS Manistique 1.39 in 0800 PM 05/09 Public Manistique River 1.28 in 0800 PM 05/09 HADS Manistique WWTP 1.08 in 0700 AM 05/09 COOP ...SNOWFALL REPORTS... Location Amount Time/Date Provider ...Michigan... ...Gogebic County... 1 W Ironwood 1.0 in 1256 AM 05/09 Public ...Houghton County... 1 SSW Allouez 3.0 in 1159 AM 05/09 Public Observations are collected from a variety of sources with varying equipment and exposures. We thank all volunteer weather observers for their dedication. Not all data listed are considered official. $$ JSS  896 NOUS44 KJAN 100337 PNSJAN Public Information Statement National Weather Service Jackson MS 1037 PM CDT Thu May 9 2019 ...NOAA ALL-HAZARDS RADIO TRANSMITTER IN ROSE HILL OFFLINE... NOAA All-Hazards Radio station KIH-49, transmitting out of Rose Hill Mississippi on a frequency of 162.550 MHz, is currently off the air. The proper technicians have been contacted, and are in the process of working to resolve this issue. During the outage, persons across the listening area will need to tune to commercial radio or television outlets for the latest weather information. The latest weather information is also available at our website, at https://www.weather.gov/jan. We apologize for any inconvenience this outage may cause. $$ 19  300 NOUS44 KSHV 100458 PNSSHV ARZ050-051-059>061-070>073-LAZ001>006-010>014-017>022-OKZ077- TXZ096-097-108>112-124>126-136>138-149>153-165>167-101700- PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SHREVEPORT LA 1158 PM CDT Thu May 9 2019 ...NWS Damage Survey For 05/08/19 Tornado Event Update #2... ...9 Tornadoes Confirmed in East Texas and Northern Louisiana... .Update...In addition to the tornadoes confirmed, straight line wind damage was confirmed in Longview in Gregg County, Texas. Storm surveys of Bethany along the Texas-Louisiana line in Panola County and Caddo Parish and Robeline in Natchitoches Parish are planned for Friday... .Tornado #1 - Just north of Marshall, Texas... Rating: EF1 Estimated Peak Wind: 107 mph Path Length /statute/: 7.92 miles Path Width /maximum/: 300.0 yards Fatalities: 0 Injuries: 0 Start Date: 05/08/2019 Start Time: 02:36 PM CDT Start Location: 3 NE Nesbitt / Harrison County / TX Start Lat/Lon: 32.6219 / -94.3974 End Date: 05/08/2019 End Time: 02:45 PM CDT End Location: 8 SSE Jefferson / Harrison County / TX End Lat/Lon: 32.6576 / -94.2779 Summary: This tornado formed within a squall line of thunderstorms that produced a good deal of sporadic straight line wind damage, mainly to trees, across central Harrison County. Starting a few miles west of Highway 59, around 5 miles north of Marshall, the tree damage was more concentrated and exhibited characteristics indicative of a tornadic circulation. The surveyed tornado track was strongest for a few mile stretch starting just west of Highway 59 and extending east along the north side of Suburban Acres Road. In this area there were numerous hardwood trees snapped with a few residences sustaining roof damage due to trees or large limbs falling on the structures. A majority of the tree damage along the entire track could generally be classified as uprooted trees (made easier due to saturated soils) and large broken limbs. A special thanks goes out to Harrison County Emergency Management for their assistance in locating damage. && .Tornado #2 - Near Keatchi, Louisiana... Rating: EF1 Estimated Peak Wind: 95 mph Path Length /statute/: 1.9 miles Path Width /maximum/: 200 yards Fatalities: 0 Injuries: 0 Start Date: 05/08/2019 Start Time: 3:33 PM CDT Start Location: 1 WNW Keatchi, LA Start Lat/Lon: 32.1849/-93.9325 End Date: 05/08/2019 End Time: 3:36 PM CDT End Location: 1 NE Keatchi, LA End Lat/Lon: 32.1911/-93.9020 Summary: The tornado began along HWY 172, snapping and uprooting several trees and destroying a large metal farm canopy. It continued eastward into the community of Keachi, snapping and uprooting numerous trees along HWY 789 before lifting. && .Tornado #3 - East of Stonewall, Louisiana... Rating: EF1 Estimated Peak Wind: 90 mph Path Length /statute/: 3.9 miles Path Width /maximum/: 80 yards Fatalities: 0 Injuries: 0 Start Date: 05/08/2019 Start Time: 3:53 PM CDT Start Location: 6 E Stonewall, LA Start Lat/Lon: 32.2555/-93.7219 End Date: 05/08/2019 End Time: 4:00 PM CDT End Location: 9 ENE Stonewall, LA End Lat/Lon: 32.2963/-93.6753 Summary: The parent mesocyclone associated with Tornado #4 produced a secondary vortex, which uprooted and snapped several trees on Bethel Road. The tornado moved northeast, snapping and uprooting several trees on Stonewall-Frierson Road and Old Church Road before lifting. A metal farm outbuilding was also lifted and destroyed. && .Tornado #4 - Near Stonewall, Louisiana... Rating: EF1 Estimated Peak Wind: 110 mph Path Length /statute/: 14.1 miles Path Width /maximum/: 500 yards Fatalities: 0 Injuries: 0 Start Date: 05/08/2019 Start Time: 3:44 PM CDT Start Location: 3 SSW Stonewall, LA Start Lat/Lon: 32.2187/-93.8360 End Date: 05/08/2019 End Time: 4:02 PM CDT End Location: 11 ENE Stonewall, LA End Lat/Lon: 32.3032/-93.6281 Summary: The tornado began along US HWY 171 where it snapped numerous large hardwood trees and some power poles. It continued in an east-northeasterly direction snapping and uprooting numerous trees along Red Bluff Road, Bethel Road, and White Springs Road. One home sustained heavy damage as several large trees fell on the home. The tornado crossed Ellerbe Road, snapping a few trees and lifted near the intersection of Ellerbe and HWY 175. A special thanks goes out to the De Soto Parish Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness for their assistance in locating the tornado damage. && .Tornado #5 - Near Readheimer, Louisiana... Rating: EF1 Estimated Peak Wind: 105 mph Path Length /statute/: 3.2 miles Path Width /maximum/: 250.0 yards Fatalities: 0 Injuries: 0 Start Date: 05/08/2019 Start Time: 05:15 PM CDT Start Location: 4 SW Saline / Natchitoches Parish / LA Start Lat/Lon: 32.1146 / -93.0236 End Date: 05/08/2019 End Time: 05:22 PM CDT End Location: 2 S Saline / Natchitoches Parish / LA End Lat/Lon: 32.1343 / -92.9782 Summary: The tornado touched down in the Kisatchie National Forest just before crossing Government Rd. There it snapped and uprooted several trees. The tornado continued on to damage trees on Calvin Tyler Rd and then crossed Briarwood-Preserve Rd before lifting. Much appreciation goes out to the Bienville Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness and the U.S. Forest Service for their insight on damage locations and assistance during the survey. && .Tornado #6 - South and East of Jonesboro, Louisiana... Rating: EF1 Estimated Peak Wind: 110 mph Path Length /statute/: 7.48 miles Path Width /maximum/: 100.0 yards Fatalities: 0 Injuries: 0 Start Date: 05/08/2019 Start Time: 05:35 PM CDT Start Location: 1 S Jonesboro / Jackson Parish / LA Start Lat/Lon: 32.2153 / -92.7124 End Date: 05/08/2019 End Time: 05:41 PM CDT End Location: 7 E Jonesboro / Jackson Parish / LA End Lat/Lon: 32.2504 / -92.5935 Summary: The tornado first touched down near the Charles H Garrett Community Center where it damaged a small portion of the roof. It then crossed Route 167 and it went on to damage a metal building where the column anchorage failed. Several more trees were snapped and uprooted along the path as it crossed Firetower Road, Route 147, Rome Rd, and Holiday Lane. The tornado then lifted after crossing Louisiana State Route 4. A special thanks goes out to the Jackson Parish Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness for their assistance during the damage survey. && .Tornado #7 - South of Jonesboro, Louisiana... Rating: EF1 Estimated Peak Wind: 100 mph Path Length /statute/: 0.45 miles Path Width /maximum/: 70.0 yards Fatalities: 0 Injuries: 0 Start Date: 05/08/2019 Start Time: 05:35 PM CDT Start Location: 2 S Jonesboro / Jackson Parish / LA Start Lat/Lon: 32.2024 / -92.7117 End Date: 05/08/2019 End Time: 05:36 PM CDT End Location: 2 S Jonesboro / Jackson Parish / LA End Lat/Lon: 32.2071 / -92.7071 Summary: A tornado briefly touched down just west of Route 167. It downed and uprooted approximately 15 trees as it crossed Route 167 and then quickly lifted. A special thanks goes out to the Jackson Parish Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness for their assistance during the damage survey. && .Tornado #8 - SW of Chatham in Jimmie Davis State Park... Rating: EF1 Estimated Peak Wind: 110 mph Path Length /statute/: 1.31 miles Path Width /maximum/: 350.0 yards Fatalities: 0 Injuries: 0 Start Date: 05/08/2019 Start Time: 05:46 PM CDT Start Location: 6 SW Chatham / Jackson Parish / LA Start Lat/Lon: 32.2419 / -92.5225 End Date: 05/08/2019 End Time: 05:47 PM CDT End Location: 5 SW Chatham / Jackson Parish / LA End Lat/Lon: 32.2605 / -92.52 Summary: A tornado embedded within squall line damage crossed Caney Lake and crossed through Jimmie Davis State Park. It downed and uprooted approximately 150 hardwood and softwood trees. The trees fell into multiple campers and approximately three fourths of the cabins in the park. A special thanks goes out to GOHSEP Region 8 for a pre-assessment of the tree damage count and the Jackson Parish Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness for their assistance during the survey. && .Tornado #9 - Near Clay and South of Ruston, Louisiana... Rating: EF1 Estimated Peak Wind: 110 mph Path Length /statute/: 5.65 miles Path Width /maximum/: 80.0 yards Fatalities: 0 Injuries: 0 Start Date: 05/08/2019 Start Time: 05:47 PM CDT Start Location: 6 SSE Grambling / Jackson Parish / LA Start Lat/Lon: 32.4452 / -92.6881 End Date: 05/08/2019 End Time: 05:55 PM CDT End Location: 4 SSE Ruston / Jackson Parish / LA End Lat/Lon: 32.4713 / -92.6014 Summary: The tornado first touched down in the community of Clay near Homer Sisemore Rd. There, it ripped the roof off a small outbuilding, completely destroyed a shed, and ripped off shingles of the roof of a single family home. The storm continued on to uproot and snap hardwood and softwood trees as it continued to Bonnie Blue Lane. The tornado remained nearly parallel to Route 167 before it crossed from Jackson Parish into Lincoln Parish and destroyed a single-wide mobile home at Winborn Farm Road. This is where high-end EF-1 tornado damage was observed when the mobile home rolled off its foundation, briefly tossed up in the air, was thrown approximately 10 yards, and was destroyed as it landed. The anchoring into weakened saturated soil and lack of bending of the frame which was maintained despite the mobile home being destroyed contributed to this being adjusted to down to high-end EF-1 damage. The tornado went on to uproot and snap trees as it crossed Riser Road along the Lincoln-Jackson Parish line and then downed several more branches and snapped trees before it lifted. near Edmiston Rd. Much appreciation goes out to the Quitman Fire Dept. in Jackson Parish and the Lincoln Parish Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness for their assistance in locating the damage on this survey. && .Straight Line Wind Damage in Gregg and Harrison Counties in Texas from Longview to north of Marshall... Estimated Peak Wind: 90 mph Path Length /statute/: 16.91 miles Path Width /maximum/: 2500 yards Fatalities: 0 Injuries: 0 Start Date: 05/08/2019 Start Time: 02:00 PM CDT Start Location: Longview / Gregg County / TX Start Lat/Lon: 32.5276 / -94.778 End Date: 05/08/2019 End Time: 2:23 PM CDT End Location: 1 N Marshall / Harrison County / TX End Lat/Lon: 32.5748 / -94.4965 Storm Summary: A wide area of straight line wind damage occurred on the north side of Longview from West Loop 281 to East Loop 281 north of US Hwy 80. The most concentrated area of damage was from just west of the TX 63 Spur north of Fairmont Street to near Akin Park. Numerous very large softwood and hardwood trees were snapped and uprooted. Several of these fell on homes causing major structural damage. The steeple of Oakland Heights Baptist at Judson Road and Eden Drive collapsed. The amount of damage decreased significantly and became very sporadic on the northeast side of Longview. However, additional snapping of softwood trees was noted FM 2208, County Road 3600, FM 450, and FM 449 west-southwest of Nesbitt. The widest point of the damage was observed in the City of Longview. Thanks goes to the Longview Fire Dept. who conducted an independent survey and provided the results to NWS-SHV. Much of the detail of this summary were constructed with the help of their extremely detailed data in combination with an NWS survey team. && EF Scale: The Enhanced Fujita Scale classifies tornadoes into the following categories. EF0...Weak......65 TO 85 mph EF1...Weak......86 TO 110 mph EF2...Strong....111 TO 135 mph EF3...Strong....136 TO 165 mph EF4...Violent...166 TO 200mph EF5...Violent...>200mph NOTE: The information in this statement is preliminary and subject to change pending final review of the events and publication in NWS Storm Data. $$ 04/05/09/12/15/19/50  213 NOUS44 KSHV 100523 PNSSHV ARZ050-051-059>061-070>073-LAZ001>006-010>014-017>022-OKZ077- TXZ096-097-108>112-124>126-136>138-149>153-165>167-101730- PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SHREVEPORT LA 1223 AM CDT Fri May 10 2019 ..NWS Damage Survey For 05/08/19 Tornado Event Update #2... ...9 Tornadoes Confirmed in East Texas and Northern Louisiana... .Update...Re-sequenced tornadoes #3 and #4 to match timing. In addition to the tornadoes confirmed, straight line wind damage was confirmed in Longview in Gregg County, Texas. Storm surveys of Bethany along the Texas-Louisiana line in Panola County and Caddo Parish and Robeline in Natchitoches Parish are planned for Friday... .Tornado #1 - Just north of Marshall, Texas... Rating: EF1 Estimated Peak Wind: 107 mph Path Length /statute/: 7.92 miles Path Width /maximum/: 300.0 yards Fatalities: 0 Injuries: 0 Start Date: 05/08/2019 Start Time: 02:36 PM CDT Start Location: 3 NE Nesbitt / Harrison County / TX Start Lat/Lon: 32.6219 / -94.3974 End Date: 05/08/2019 End Time: 02:45 PM CDT End Location: 8 SSE Jefferson / Harrison County / TX End Lat/Lon: 32.6576 / -94.2779 Summary: This tornado formed within a squall line of thunderstorms that produced a good deal of sporadic straight line wind damage, mainly to trees, across central Harrison County. Starting a few miles west of Highway 59, around 5 miles north of Marshall, the tree damage was more concentrated and exhibited characteristics indicative of a tornadic circulation. The surveyed tornado track was strongest for a few mile stretch starting just west of Highway 59 and extending east along the north side of Suburban Acres Road. In this area there were numerous hardwood trees snapped with a few residences sustaining roof damage due to trees or large limbs falling on the structures. A majority of the tree damage along the entire track could generally be classified as uprooted trees (made easier due to saturated soils) and large broken limbs. A special thanks goes out to Harrison County Emergency Management for their assistance in locating damage. && .Tornado #2 - Near Keatchi, Louisiana... Rating: EF1 Estimated Peak Wind: 95 mph Path Length /statute/: 1.9 miles Path Width /maximum/: 200 yards Fatalities: 0 Injuries: 0 Start Date: 05/08/2019 Start Time: 3:33 PM CDT Start Location: 1 WNW Keatchi / De Soto Parish / LA Start Lat/Lon: 32.1849/-93.9325 End Date: 05/08/2019 End Time: 3:36 PM CDT End Location: 1 NE Keatchi / De Soto Parish / LA End Lat/Lon: 32.1911/-93.9020 Summary: The tornado began along HWY 172, snapping and uprooting several trees and destroying a large metal farm canopy. It continued eastward into the community of Keachi, snapping and uprooting numerous trees along HWY 789 before lifting. && .Tornado #3 - Near Stonewall, Louisiana... Rating: EF1 Estimated Peak Wind: 110 mph Path Length /statute/: 14.1 miles Path Width /maximum/: 500 yards Fatalities: 0 Injuries: 0 Start Date: 05/08/2019 Start Time: 3:44 PM CDT Start Location: 3 SSW Stonewall / De Soto Parish / LA Start Lat/Lon: 32.2187/-93.8360 End Date: 05/08/2019 End Time: 4:02 PM CDT End Location: 11 ENE Stonewall / De Soto Parish / LA End Lat/Lon: 32.3032/-93.6281 Summary: The tornado began along US HWY 171 where it snapped numerous large hardwood trees and some power poles. It continued in an east-northeasterly direction snapping and uprooting numerous trees along Red Bluff Road, Bethel Road, and White Springs Road. One home sustained heavy damage as several large trees fell on the home. The tornado crossed Ellerbe Road, snapping a few trees and lifted near the intersection of Ellerbe and HWY 175. A special thanks goes out to the De Soto Parish Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness for their assistance in locating the tornado damage. && .Tornado #4 - East of Stonewall, Louisiana... Rating: EF1 Estimated Peak Wind: 90 mph Path Length /statute/: 3.9 miles Path Width /maximum/: 80 yards Fatalities: 0 Injuries: 0 Start Date: 05/08/2019 Start Time: 3:53 PM CDT Start Location: 6 E Stonewall / De Soto Parish / LA Start Lat/Lon: 32.2555/-93.7219 End Date: 05/08/2019 End Time: 4:00 PM CDT End Location: 9 ENE Stonewall / De Soto Parish / LA End Lat/Lon: 32.2963/-93.6753 Summary: The parent mesocyclone associated with Tornado #3 produced a secondary vortex, which uprooted and snapped several trees on Bethel Road. The tornado moved northeast, snapping and uprooting several trees on Stonewall-Frierson Road and Old Church Road before lifting. A metal farm outbuilding was also lifted and destroyed. && .Tornado #5 - Near Readhimer, Louisiana... Rating: EF1 Estimated Peak Wind: 105 mph Path Length /statute/: 3.2 miles Path Width /maximum/: 250.0 yards Fatalities: 0 Injuries: 0 Start Date: 05/08/2019 Start Time: 05:15 PM CDT Start Location: 4 SW Saline / Natchitoches Parish / LA Start Lat/Lon: 32.1146 / -93.0236 End Date: 05/08/2019 End Time: 05:22 PM CDT End Location: 2 S Saline / Natchitoches Parish / LA End Lat/Lon: 32.1343 / -92.9782 Summary: The tornado touched down in the Kisatchie National Forest just before crossing Government Rd. There it snapped and uprooted several trees. The tornado continued on to damage trees on Calvin Tyler Rd and then crossed Briarwood-Preserve Rd before lifting. Much appreciation goes out to the Bienville Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness and the U.S. Forest Service for their insight on damage locations and assistance during the survey. && .Tornado #6 - South and East of Jonesboro, Louisiana... Rating: EF1 Estimated Peak Wind: 110 mph Path Length /statute/: 7.48 miles Path Width /maximum/: 100.0 yards Fatalities: 0 Injuries: 0 Start Date: 05/08/2019 Start Time: 05:35 PM CDT Start Location: 1 S Jonesboro / Jackson Parish / LA Start Lat/Lon: 32.2153 / -92.7124 End Date: 05/08/2019 End Time: 05:41 PM CDT End Location: 7 E Jonesboro / Jackson Parish / LA End Lat/Lon: 32.2504 / -92.5935 Summary: The tornado first touched down near the Charles H Garrett Community Center where it damaged a small portion of the roof. It then crossed Route 167 and it went on to damage a metal building where the column anchorage failed. Several more trees were snapped and uprooted along the path as it crossed Firetower Road, Route 147, Rome Rd, and Holiday Lane. The tornado then lifted after crossing Louisiana State Route 4. A special thanks goes out to the Jackson Parish Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness for their assistance during the damage survey. && .Tornado #7 - South of Jonesboro, Louisiana... Rating: EF1 Estimated Peak Wind: 100 mph Path Length /statute/: 0.45 miles Path Width /maximum/: 70.0 yards Fatalities: 0 Injuries: 0 Start Date: 05/08/2019 Start Time: 05:35 PM CDT Start Location: 2 S Jonesboro / Jackson Parish / LA Start Lat/Lon: 32.2024 / -92.7117 End Date: 05/08/2019 End Time: 05:36 PM CDT End Location: 2 S Jonesboro / Jackson Parish / LA End Lat/Lon: 32.2071 / -92.7071 Summary: A tornado briefly touched down just west of Route 167. It downed and uprooted approximately 15 trees as it crossed Route 167 and then quickly lifted. A special thanks goes out to the Jackson Parish Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness for their assistance during the damage survey. && .Tornado #8 - SW of Chatham in Jimmie Davis State Park... Rating: EF1 Estimated Peak Wind: 110 mph Path Length /statute/: 1.31 miles Path Width /maximum/: 350.0 yards Fatalities: 0 Injuries: 0 Start Date: 05/08/2019 Start Time: 05:46 PM CDT Start Location: 6 SW Chatham / Jackson Parish / LA Start Lat/Lon: 32.2419 / -92.5225 End Date: 05/08/2019 End Time: 05:47 PM CDT End Location: 5 SW Chatham / Jackson Parish / LA End Lat/Lon: 32.2605 / -92.52 Summary: A tornado embedded within squall line damage crossed Caney Lake and crossed through Jimmie Davis State Park. It downed and uprooted approximately 150 hardwood and softwood trees. The trees fell into multiple campers and approximately three fourths of the cabins in the park. A special thanks goes out to GOHSEP Region 8 for a pre-assessment of the tree damage count and the Jackson Parish Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness for their assistance during the survey. && .Tornado #9 - Near Clay and South of Ruston, Louisiana... Rating: EF1 Estimated Peak Wind: 110 mph Path Length /statute/: 5.65 miles Path Width /maximum/: 80.0 yards Fatalities: 0 Injuries: 0 Start Date: 05/08/2019 Start Time: 05:47 PM CDT Start Location: 6 SSE Grambling / Jackson Parish / LA Start Lat/Lon: 32.4452 / -92.6881 End Date: 05/08/2019 End Time: 05:55 PM CDT End Location: 4 SSE Ruston / Jackson Parish / LA End Lat/Lon: 32.4713 / -92.6014 Summary: The tornado first touched down in the community of Clay near Homer Sisemore Rd. There, it ripped the roof off a small outbuilding, completely destroyed a shed, and ripped off shingles of the roof of a single family home. The storm continued on to uproot and snap hardwood and softwood trees as it continued to Bonnie Blue Lane. The tornado remained nearly parallel to Route 167 before it crossed from Jackson Parish into Lincoln Parish and destroyed a single-wide mobile home at Winborn Farm Road. This is where high-end EF-1 tornado damage was observed when the mobile home rolled off its foundation, briefly tossed up in the air, was thrown approximately 10 yards, and was destroyed as it landed. The anchoring into weakened saturated soil and lack of bending of the frame which was maintained despite the mobile home being destroyed contributed to this being adjusted to down to high-end EF-1 damage. The tornado went on to uproot and snap trees as it crossed Riser Road along the Lincoln-Jackson Parish line and then downed several more branches and snapped trees before it lifted. near Edmiston Rd. Much appreciation goes out to the Quitman Fire Dept. in Jackson Parish and the Lincoln Parish Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness for their assistance in locating the damage on this survey. && .Straight Line Wind Damage in Gregg and Harrison Counties in Texas from Longview to north of Marshall... Estimated Peak Wind: 90 mph Path Length /statute/: 16.91 miles Path Width /maximum/: 2500 yards Fatalities: 0 Injuries: 0 Start Date: 05/08/2019 Start Time: 02:00 PM CDT Start Location: Longview / Gregg County / TX Start Lat/Lon: 32.5276 / -94.778 End Date: 05/08/2019 End Time: 2:23 PM CDT End Location: 1 N Marshall / Harrison County / TX End Lat/Lon: 32.5748 / -94.4965 Storm Summary: A wide area of straight line wind damage occurred on the north side of Longview from West Loop 281 to East Loop 281 north of US Hwy 80. The most concentrated area of damage was from just west of the TX 63 Spur north of Fairmont Street to near Akin Park. Numerous very large softwood and hardwood trees were snapped and uprooted. Several of these fell on homes causing major structural damage. The steeple of Oakland Heights Baptist at Judson Road and Eden Drive collapsed. The amount of damage decreased significantly and became very sporadic on the northeast side of Longview. However, additional snapping of softwood trees was noted FM 2208, County Road 3600, FM 450, and FM 449 west-southwest of Nesbitt. The widest point of the damage was observed in the City of Longview. Thanks goes to the Longview Fire Dept. who conducted an independent survey and provided the results to NWS-SHV. Much of the detail of this summary were constructed with the help of their extremely detailed data in combination with an NWS survey team. && EF Scale: The Enhanced Fujita Scale classifies tornadoes into the following categories. EF0...Weak......65 TO 85 mph EF1...Weak......86 TO 110 mph EF2...Strong....111 TO 135 mph EF3...Strong....136 TO 165 mph EF4...Violent...166 TO 200mph EF5...Violent...>200mph NOTE: The information in this statement is preliminary and subject to change pending final review of the events and publication in NWS Storm Data. $$ 04/05/09/12/15/19/50  228 NOUS44 KHGX 100747 PNSHGX TXZ163-164-176>179-195>200-210>214-226-227-235>238-300-313-335>338-436>438- 101947- Public Information Statement National Weather Service Houston/Galveston TX 247 AM CDT Fri May 10 2019 ...HIGHEST WIND REPORTS... Location Speed Time/Date Lat/Lon Anahuac 62 MPH 0112 AM 05/10 29.67N/94.44W Crab Lake 55 MPH 1150 PM 05/09 29.47N/94.62W Jsc Bldg. 30 Campbell 53 MPH 1046 PM 05/09 29.56N/95.09W Lolita 52 MPH 1258 AM 05/10 28.79N/96.55W High Is. 179a 49 MPH 0155 AM 05/10 29.18N/94.52W Texas City 46 MPH 1135 PM 05/09 29.37N/94.95W Galveston Bay Entrance, Nort 45 MPH 0124 AM 05/10 29.36N/94.72W Palacios 43 MPH 1234 AM 05/10 28.73N/96.42W Morgans Point, TX 43 MPH 1042 PM 05/09 29.68N/94.98W Port O'Connor, TX 42 MPH 1200 AM 05/10 28.45N/96.39W Galveston Bay 42 MPH 0138 AM 05/10 29.54N/94.91W Eagle Point, TX 40 MPH 0100 AM 05/10 29.48N/94.92W Matagorda Bay 40 MPH 0226 AM 05/10 28.59N/95.98W Ganado 39 MPH 1220 AM 05/10 29.04N/96.51W Galveston Fishing Pier 38 MPH 1258 AM 05/10 29.25N/94.85W Dayton 38 MPH 1122 PM 05/09 30.11N/94.93W Galveston 37 MPH 0115 AM 05/10 29.30N/94.86W Levee 37 MPH 1253 AM 05/10 29.42N/94.89W Pasadena 37 MPH 1044 PM 05/09 29.60N/95.11W Hockley 37 MPH 0748 PM 05/09 30.00N/95.78W La Ward 36 MPH 0121 AM 05/10 28.84N/96.46W Clear Lake Park 36 MPH 1022 PM 05/09 29.56N/95.07W Surfside Beach 35 MPH 1226 AM 05/10 28.93N/95.29W Markham 35 MPH 0136 AM 05/10 28.97N/96.06W Palacios 35 MPH 1254 AM 05/10 28.72N/96.25W Freeport 35 MPH 1223 AM 05/10 28.94N/95.35W Missouri City 35 MPH 1041 PM 05/09 29.56N/95.52W Cypress 35 MPH 1012 PM 05/09 29.95N/95.71W Navasota 35 MPH 0930 PM 05/09 30.29N/96.00W Houston 34 MPH 1030 PM 05/09 29.78N/95.37W Robinw 33 MPH 0945 PM 05/09 29.56N/95.86W Houston 33 MPH 0914 PM 05/09 29.80N/95.41W Santa Fe 30 MPH 1110 PM 05/09 29.36N/95.13W Baytown 30 MPH 1055 PM 05/09 29.76N/94.96W Houston 30 MPH 1030 PM 05/09 29.64N/95.13W Rosenberg 30 MPH 0955 PM 05/09 29.52N/95.81W USCG Freeport, TX 29 MPH 1218 AM 05/10 28.94N/95.30W La Marque 29 MPH 1130 PM 05/09 29.36N/95.00W 2 ESE Pasadena 29 MPH 1045 PM 05/09 29.65N/95.11W Hempstead 29 MPH 1015 PM 05/09 30.17N/95.97W Clear Lake Second Outflow 28 MPH 0145 AM 05/10 29.55N/95.02W League City 28 MPH 1100 PM 05/09 29.50N/95.10W San Leon 28 MPH 0805 PM 05/09 29.50N/94.95W La Ward 27 MPH 0124 AM 05/10 28.77N/96.45W 2 N Bayou Vista 27 MPH 1130 PM 05/09 29.36N/94.93W 3 NE South Houston 27 MPH 1010 PM 05/09 29.70N/95.20W El Lago 26 MPH 1130 PM 05/09 29.56N/95.05W Alvin 26 MPH 1118 PM 05/09 29.40N/95.28W Edna 25 MPH 0237 AM 05/10 28.94N/96.52W 3 SSE Aldine 25 MPH 1139 PM 05/09 29.87N/95.36W Coldspring 25 MPH 1100 PM 05/09 30.63N/95.10W 2 NE South Houston 25 MPH 1025 PM 05/09 29.69N/95.19W Spring 25 MPH 0934 PM 05/09 30.05N/95.49W San Felipe 25 MPH 0812 PM 05/09 29.80N/96.12W Montgomery 25 MPH 0800 PM 05/09 30.37N/95.59W Observations are collected from a variety of sources with varying equipment and exposures. We thank all volunteer weather observers for their dedication. Not all data listed are considered official. $$  639 NOUS43 KDLH 100839 PNSDLH MNZ011-019-026-037-101600- Public Information Statement National Weather Service Duluth MN 339 AM CDT Fri May 10 2019 ...NOAA ALL HAZARDS RADIO IN VIRGINIA OUT OF SERVICE... The NOAA All Hazards Radio station in Virginia at 162.475 MHz is offline. Alternate stations are available from Grand Rapids at 162.400 MHz, Orr at 162.450 MHz, Ely at 162.500 MHz, Duluth at 162.550 MHz, and Aitkin at 162.450 MHz. We apologize for any inconvenience this outage has caused. $$ Melde  681 NOUS41 KOKX 100852 PNSOKX Public Information Statement National Weather Service New York NY 600 AM EDT Fri May 10 2019 ...National Hurricane Preparedness Week is from May 5 to May 11... ...Helping Your Neighbor... Many people rely on the assistance of neighbors before and after hurricanes. Help your neighbors collect the supplies they will need before the storm. Assist them with evacuation if ordered to do so and check on them after it's safe for you to head outside. The next statement will focus on a written hurricane plan. Be prepared this hurricane season and visit hurricanes.gov and ready.gov/hurricanes. $$  148 NOUS45 KBOU 100859 PNSBOU COZ030>051-102300- Public Information Statement National Weather Service Denver/Boulder CO 259 AM MDT FRI MAY 10 2019 ...Today in metro Denver weather history... 8-10 In 1979...from the 8th to the 10th...4.3 inches of snow fell at Stapleton International Airport where northwest winds gusted to 30 mph on the 8th. Most of the snowfall... 2.3 inches...occurred on the 9th. High temperature of only 35 degrees on the 9th equaled the record low maximum for the date. 9-10 In 1889...from the 9th to the 10th...heavy rainfall totaled 2.15 inches in downtown Denver. The cold rain was mixed with snow at times overnight. Temperatures on the 10th ranged from a high of 38 degrees to a low of 32 degrees with north winds sustained to 22 mph. In 2003...a late spring snowstorm hammered the mountains... eastern foothills...and urban corridor. The heaviest snowfall occurred north of Interstate 70. The heavy wet snow caused damage to trees throughout metro Denver and downed power lines. About 40 thousand people along the urban corridor were without power. Storm total snowfall amounts included: 11.5 inches in Louisville... 8 inches in Boulder and Broomfield; 7 inches in Thornton...Broomfield...at Denver International Airport... and at the site of the former Stapleton International Airport; and 6 inches 4 miles east of Denver. Snowfall ranged from 4 to 9 inches across extreme southern Weld County. In the foothills...15 inches of snow fell near Jamestown...9 inches at Rollinsville and Rawah...with 8 inches at Chief Hosa and atop Lookout Mountain. The snow was accompanied by thunder on the afternoon of the 9th at Denver International Airport where west winds gusted to 25 mph on the 9th and north winds gusted to 22 mph on the 10th. In 2015...from the 9th to the 10th...a strong storm system brought heavy snow to areas in and around Denver. Moderate to heavy rain showers transitioned over to snow by early in the evening on the 9th. Heavy wet snow overnight caused many trees to break under the pressure of the sudden weight. Tree damage ranged from minor to significant...with old growth trees losing large limbs and new trees sustaining fatal damage. Power outages affected about 43350 Xcel Energy customers in metro Denver. The Intermountain Rural Electric Association also reported about 1000 power outages in the Strasburg areas. In the high country...CDOT shut down Interstate 70 between the Eisenhower Tunnel and Silverthorne due to multiple crashes. 10 In 1875...a windstorm sand-blasted the city from 10:00 AM until midnight. Northwest winds sustained to 60 mph brought clouds of sand...which caused high damage to unfinished buildings. In 1912...a vigorous cold front produced strong north winds and rain. North winds were sustained to 48 mph with gusts as high as 60 mph. Rainfall totaled 1.10 inch. In 1935...no precipitation occurred...making this one of only two days without precipitation during the entire month. The other day was the 21st. Precipitation totaled 4.95 inches for the month. In 1956...northwest winds gusted to 53 mph at Stapleton Airport where the visibility was briefly reduced to 1/2 mile in blowing dust. In 1974...strong winds caused 30 thousand dollars in damage to a building under construction in Lakewood. Microburst winds gusted to 46 mph at Stapleton International Airport. In 1988...lightning struck a house in Boulder...setting it afire. The house...valued at 170 thousand dollars...was a total loss. In 1989...golf ball size hail fell over southeast Denver near the junction of I-25 and I-225. Hail to 3/4 inch in diameter fell over southeast Aurora. Only 3/8 inch hail fell at Stapleton International Airport. In 1991...high winds up to 63 mph raked the eastern foothills. Winds estimated to 50 mph tore a roof from a home in Lafayette. A tower at Jefferson County Stadium in west metro Denver was blown over by the high winds. No injuries were reported. Southeast winds gusting to 48 mph at Stapleton International Airport produced some blowing dust. The temperature climbed to a high of 86 degrees... equaling the record maximum for the date. In 2005...severe thunderstorms produced hail as large as 2 inches in diameter in and near Longmont. 10-11 In 1918...from the 10th to the 11th...post-frontal snowfall totaled 4.7 inches in downtown Denver. Northwest winds gusted to 19 mph on the 10th. In 1923...from the 10th to the 11th...winds were strong and gusty on both days. Northwest winds were sustained to 40 mph with gusts to 44 mph on the 10th. North winds were sustained to 39 mph with gusts to 46 mph behind an apparent cold front on the 11th. 10-12 In 2011...from the 10th to the 12th...a spring snowstorm brought heavy snow to the Front Range Foothills and Palmer Divide. Storm totals included: 18 inches...4 miles south-southeast of Pinecliffe; 16 inches in Coal Creek Canyon; 15 inches...4 miles west-southwest of Eldorado Springs; 13 inches at Gold Hill...12 inches...4 miles west-southwest of Conifer and 4 miles northwest of Elizabeth; 11.5 inches...6 miles southwest of Evergreen and 4 miles east-northeast of Nederland; 11 inches...3 miles east of Jamestown and 10.5 inches...3 miles east of Franktown and 3 miles south of Golden and 10 inches...10 miles north of Elizabeth. At Denver International Airport... 1 inch of snowfall was observed. $$  131 NOUS45 KPUB 101014 PNSPUB COZ058>089-093>099-102214- Public Information Statement National Weather Service Pueblo CO 414 AM MDT Fri May 10 2019 ...SNOWFALL REPORTS... Location Amount Time/Date Lat/Lon ...Colorado... ...Chaffee County... 1 NNW Monarch Pass 15.0 in 0800 AM 05/09 38.51N/106.33W 4 WNW Buena Vista 12.5 in 0700 AM 05/09 38.86N/106.21W Maysville 9.1 in 0845 AM 05/09 38.54N/106.22W 1 WNW Buena Vista 8.0 in 0700 AM 05/09 38.84N/106.15W 2 WSW Nathrop 6.0 in 0700 AM 05/09 38.72N/106.11W ...Costilla County... 6 NW Cuchara 11.5 in 0700 AM 05/09 37.43N/105.19W ...Custer County... San Isabel 13.0 in 1236 PM 05/09 37.99N/105.05W 6 W Westcliffe 15.1 in 0700 AM 05/09 38.12N/105.58W 5 W Westcliffe 12.0 in 0634 AM 05/09 38.13N/105.56W 5 S Hillside 11.5 in 0700 AM 05/09 38.20N/105.60W 7 NW San Isabel 10.5 in 0920 AM 05/09 38.06N/105.14W Westcliffe 10.0 in 0829 AM 05/09 38.13N/105.47W 1 WNW Rosita 6.8 in 0747 AM 05/09 38.10N/105.35W 2 SSW Wetmore 5.0 in 0754 AM 05/09 38.20N/105.10W ...El Paso County... 7 WNW Peyton 2.5 in 0856 AM 05/09 39.07N/104.59W 2 NNE Monument 2.5 in 0731 AM 05/09 39.13N/104.86W ...Fremont County... 7 ESE Texas Creek 6.3 in 0756 AM 05/09 38.37N/105.46W ...Huerfano County... 5 NNE Spanish Peaks 7.5 in 0800 AM 05/09 37.45N/104.92W 12 W Walsenburg 4.0 in 0700 AM 05/09 37.60N/104.99W 5 WSW Walsenburg 3.5 in 0702 AM 05/09 37.59N/104.87W ...Las Animas County... 7 WSW Aguilar 3.5 in 0700 AM 05/09 37.36N/104.77W ...Pueblo County... 1 WSW Rye 4.6 in 0721 AM 05/09 37.91N/104.95W ...Teller County... 4 N Florissant 2.8 in 0815 AM 05/09 39.00N/105.30W ...PRECIPITATION REPORTS... Location Amount Time/Date Lat/Lon ...Colorado... ...Chaffee County... 4 WNW Buena Vista 1.50 in 0700 AM 05/09 38.86N/106.21W 1 WNW Buena Vista 1.05 in 0700 AM 05/09 38.84N/106.15W 2 WSW Nathrop 0.93 in 0700 AM 05/09 38.72N/106.11W ...Costilla County... 6 NW Cuchara 0.81 in 0700 AM 05/09 37.43N/105.19W ...Custer County... 6 W Westcliffe 2.21 in 0700 AM 05/09 38.12N/105.58W 5 S Hillside 2.04 in 0700 AM 05/09 38.20N/105.60W 7 NW San Isabel 1.42 in 0920 AM 05/09 38.06N/105.14W ...Fremont County... 1 ENE Canon City 1.24 in 0700 AM 05/09 38.45N/105.22W ...Huerfano County... 12 W Walsenburg 1.04 in 0700 AM 05/09 37.60N/104.99W ...Las Animas County... 7 WSW Aguilar 1.39 in 0700 AM 05/09 37.36N/104.77W 1 N Trinidad 1.05 in 0700 AM 05/09 37.18N/104.51W ...Pueblo County... 1 SSW Beulah 2.96 in 0700 AM 05/09 38.06N/104.99W 2 W Colorado City 2.05 in 0700 AM 05/09 37.95N/104.88W 4 E Rye 2.02 in 0700 AM 05/09 37.91N/104.87W ...Saguache County... 6 WSW La Garita 0.95 in 0700 AM 05/09 37.79N/106.34W Observations are collected from a variety of sources with varying equipment and exposures. We thank all volunteer weather observers for their dedication. Not all data listed are considered official. $$  983 NOUS42 KMHX 101024 PNSMHX NCZ029-044>047-079>081-090>092-094-193>196-198-199-203>205-101430- Public Information Statement National Weather Service Newport/Morehead City NC 624 AM EDT Fri May 10 2019 ...HURRICANE PREPAREDNESS WEEK FOR 2019... All week long the National Weather Service will issue informative messages to help you prepare for the hurricane season. Today's topic is strengthening your home. If you plan to ride out the storm in your home, make sure it is in good repair and up to local hurricane building code specifications. Many of these retrofits do not cost much or take as long to do as you may think. Have the proper plywood, steel or aluminum panels to board up the windows and doors. Remember, the garage door is the most vulnerable part of the home, so it must be able to withstand the winds. Here are some tips for preparing and strengthening your home for tropical storms and hurricanes: * Keep trees around hour home trimmed well before a storm to prevent damage from broken branches. * Shop now for tested and approved window coverings to put up when a hurricane approaches. * Bring loose outdoor items, such as patio furniture, inside. They can blow around and cause damage to homes. * Secure all doors on your property. Remember that garage doors are the usually the most vulnerable. * Move your car inside a garage or to another secure location. For more information about strengthening your home, please visit http://flash.org. Other great web sites to learn more about hurricane preparedness include: * http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/prepare * http://www.readync.org $$  906 NOUS42 KRAH 101027 PNSRAH NCZ007>011-021>028-038>043-073>078-083>086-088-089-110400- PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT National Weather Service RALEIGH NC 627 AM EDT Fri May 10 2019 ...Public Information Statement... THIS WEEK IS NORTH CAROLINA’S HURRICANE PREPAREDNESS WEEK FOR 2019 All week long the National Weather Service will issue informative messages to help you prepare for the hurricane season. Today’s topic is strengthening your home. If you plan to ride out the storm in your home, make sure it is in good repair and up to local hurricane building code specifications. Many of these retrofits do not cost much or take as long to do as you may think. Have the proper plywood, steel or aluminum panels to board up the windows and doors. Remember, the garage door is the most vulnerable part of the home, so it must be able to withstand the winds. Here are some tips for preparing and strengthening your home for tropical storms and hurricanes: Keep trees around hour home trimmed well before a storm to prevent damage from broken branches. Shop now for tested and approved window coverings to put up when a hurricane approaches. Bring loose outdoor items, such as patio furniture, inside. They can blow around and cause damage to homes. Secure all doors on your property. Remember that garage doors are the usually the most vulnerable. Move your car inside a garage or to another secure location. For more information about strengthening your home, please visit http://flash.org. Other great web sites to learn more about hurricane preparedness include: http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/prepare http://www.readync.org $$  523 NOUS41 KWBC 101055 PNSWSH Public Information Statement 19-10 National Weather Service Headquarters Silver Spring MD 655 AM EDT Fri May 10 2019 To: Subscribers: -NOAA Weather Wire Service -Emergency Managers Weather Information Network -NOAAPORT Other NWS Partners and NWS Employees From: Allison Allen Chief, Marine, Tropical and Tsunami Services Branch Subject: National Tropical Cyclone Watch Warning Product (TCV) Product Collaboration Tests to run start run May 13-16, 2019 The National Hurricane Center (NHC), the Ocean Prediction Center (OPC), the Weather Prediction Center (WPC), and NWS Weather Forecast Offices (WFO) in the NWS Southern Region and in the NWS Eastern Region, will test internal software and hardware of the national tropical cyclone watch/warning (TCV) product collaboration process for the Atlantic basin on Monday, May 13 and continue daily through Thursday, May 16, 2019. Internal testing will begin at approximately 1400 GMT and terminate at 1900 GMT daily during scheduled test days. In the event of inclement weather, Friday, May 17, 2019, has been reserved to serve as backup date for any portion of testing that was delayed. Internal TCV test products are not intended to be released externally through NWS dissemination and communication systems. The text products affected by collaboration testing are the National Tropical Cyclone Watch/Warning (TCV) products issued under the following AWIPS Product Identifiers (PIL) and World Meteorological Organization (WFO) Identifiers (ID): TCV Product AWIPS PIL WMO ID Preliminary TCV PTCAT/1-5/ WTNT/81-85/ KNHC National TCV TCVAT/1-5/ WTNT/81-85/ KNHC In addition, the following National Digital Forecast Database (NDFD) elements will be created for this test: - Tropical cyclone wind probabilities (incremental and cumulative) for 34 kt, 50 kt, and 64 kt - Hazard grid (including tropical storm, hurricane, and storm surge hazards) Periodic NHC and WFO internal software and hardware testing will continue during the remainder of 2019. The national TCV product for the Atlantic Basin will contain a summary of NHC/WFO collaborated wind and/or storm surge watches and warnings, depicted by NWS-defined geographic zones. NWS WFOs participating in the national TCV product collaboration tests are listed below by NWS Region: NWS Southern Region Atlanta, GA (FFC) Austin-San Antonio, TX (EWX) Birmingham, AL (BMX) Brownsville, TX (BRO) Corpus Christi, TX (CRP) Fort Worth, TX (FWD) Houston, TX (HGX) Jackson, MS (JAN) Jacksonville, FL (JAX) Key West, FL (KEY) Lake Charles, LA (LCH) Little Rock, AR (LZK) Melbourne, FL (MLB) Miami, FL (MFL) Mobile, AL (MOB) Morristown, TN (MRX) New Orleans, LA (LIX) San Juan, PR (SJU) Shreveport, LA (SHV) Tallahassee, FL (TAE) Tampa Bay Area, FL (TBW) NWS Eastern Region Albany, NY (ALY) Boston, MA (BOX) Caribou, ME (CAR) Charleston, SC (CHS) Gray/Portland, ME (GYX) Mount Holly, NJ (PHI) Newport/Morehead City, NC (MHX) New York, NY (OKX) Sterling, VA (LWX) Wakefield, VA (AKQ) Wilmington, NC (ILM) Columbia, SC (CAE) Greenville-Spartanburg, SC (GSP) Raleigh-Durham, NC (RAH) Blacksburg/Roanoke, VA (RNK) For more information, please contact: Jessica Schauer NWS Tropical Services Program Leader Miami, FL 305-229-4476 Tropical.Program@noaa.gov National Public Information Statements are online at: https://www.weather.gov/notification/  691 NOUS44 KHGX 101100 PNSHGX TXZ163-164-176>179-195>200-210>214-226-227-235>238-300-313-335>338-436>438- 102300- Public Information Statement National Weather Service Houston/Galveston TX 600 AM CDT Fri May 10 2019 ...PRECIPITATION REPORTS... Location Amount Time/Date Lat/Lon ...Texas... ...Austin County... San Felipe 2.57 in 0547 AM 05/10 29.80N/96.12W Eagle Lake 7ne 2.47 in 0500 AM 05/10 29.66N/96.24W San Bernard River 1.71 in 0500 AM 05/10 29.66N/96.24W ...Brazoria County... Alvin 3.25 in 0549 AM 05/10 29.42N/95.24W Alvin 2.40 in 0543 AM 05/10 29.40N/95.28W Lake Jackson 2.31 in 0550 AM 05/10 29.04N/95.45W ...Brazos County... College Station 6.4 ENE 1.87 in 0700 AM 05/09 30.63N/96.21W College Station 2.0 SSE 1.55 in 0600 AM 05/09 30.57N/96.30W Bryan 3.8 SSW 1.50 in 0600 AM 05/09 30.62N/96.40W College Station 1.7 NNW 1.48 in 0715 AM 05/09 30.62N/96.32W College Station 3.2 SE 1.42 in 0700 AM 05/09 30.56N/96.28W College Station 2.0 NNE 1.35 in 0700 AM 05/09 30.63N/96.29W College Station 4.5 SW 1.27 in 0810 AM 05/09 30.56N/96.37W College Station 0.8 W 1.27 in 0718 AM 05/09 30.60N/96.33W Bryan 3.5 NNW 1.26 in 0800 AM 05/09 30.71N/96.39W Bryan 7.1 N 1.12 in 0700 AM 05/09 30.77N/96.37W ...Chambers County... Lake Charlotte 3.73 in 0500 AM 05/10 29.87N/94.71W Anahuac 3.06 in 0512 AM 05/10 29.67N/94.44W ...Colorado County... 7 W Eagle Lake 1.48 in 0549 AM 05/10 29.57N/96.45W Weimar 1.02 in 0546 AM 05/10 29.71N/96.71W ...Fort Bend County... Katy 4.19 in 0545 AM 05/10 29.71N/95.75W Missouri City 3.59 in 0541 AM 05/10 29.56N/95.52W 3 NW Richmond 2.94 in 0550 AM 05/10 29.62N/95.81W Katy 2.89 in 0545 AM 05/10 29.73N/95.79W Richmond 2.74 in 0531 AM 05/10 29.56N/95.74W Richmond 2.21 in 0545 AM 05/10 29.69N/95.74W Richmond 2.12 in 0549 AM 05/10 29.58N/95.76W Rosenberg 2.06 in 0546 AM 05/10 29.52N/95.81W Sugar Land 2.05 in 0548 AM 05/10 29.54N/95.67W Katy 1.74 in 0545 AM 05/10 29.76N/95.80W First Colony 1.47 in 0549 AM 05/10 29.58N/95.60W Stafford 1.37 in 0548 AM 05/10 29.61N/95.56W ...Galveston County... League City 5.18 in 0545 AM 05/10 29.55N/95.06W Dickinson 1.7 ENE 5.11 in 0100 AM 05/10 29.46N/95.04W Santa Fe 4.94 in 0550 AM 05/10 29.36N/95.13W Friendswood 4.82 in 0549 AM 05/10 29.51N/95.20W A100 120 Clear Creek @ Fm 52 4.76 in 0519 AM 05/10 29.52N/95.18W League City 3.91 in 0547 AM 05/10 29.50N/95.10W La Marque 3.82 in 0546 AM 05/10 29.36N/95.00W 1 SSE Texas City 3.72 in 1206 AM 05/10 29.39N/94.95W ...Grimes County... Iola 10.4 SSW 2.30 in 0800 AM 05/09 30.63N/96.14W ...Harris County... P100 1610 Greens Bayou @ Nor 6.56 in 0533 AM 05/10 29.78N/95.21W Webster 5.66 in 0545 AM 05/10 29.54N/95.11W El Lago 5.55 in 0546 AM 05/10 29.56N/95.05W Deer Park 5.40 in 0550 AM 05/10 29.69N/95.12W Humble 5.27 in 0540 AM 05/10 29.93N/95.19W Friendswood 5.13 in 0546 AM 05/10 29.55N/95.18W 2 NE Houston 4.89 in 0549 AM 05/10 29.79N/95.36W 2 NNW Pasadena 4.84 in 0550 AM 05/10 29.69N/95.17W 1 NNW Hilshire Village 4.75 in 0549 AM 05/10 29.81N/95.49W Pearland 4.0 ENE 4.69 in 0520 AM 05/10 29.58N/95.21W Taylor Lake Village 4.50 in 0550 AM 05/10 29.58N/95.06W 2 ESE Pasadena 4.47 in 0550 AM 05/10 29.65N/95.11W Pasadena 4.16 in 0549 AM 05/10 29.60N/95.11W 3 E Houston 4.16 in 0549 AM 05/10 29.78N/95.32W 2 E West University Place 4.08 in 0550 AM 05/10 29.72N/95.40W Houston 3.99 in 0545 AM 05/10 29.58N/95.23W 3 W Bunker Hill Village 3.97 in 1246 AM 05/10 29.77N/95.59W W100 2210 Buffalo Bayou @ Tu 3.96 in 0532 AM 05/10 29.75N/95.29W Houston 3.93 in 0546 AM 05/10 29.78N/95.37W 1 ESE Houston 3.76 in 0549 AM 05/10 29.76N/95.36W 3 NE South Houston 3.72 in 0550 AM 05/10 29.70N/95.20W 5 N Hilshire Village 3.70 in 0549 AM 05/10 29.86N/95.48W 3 W Jacinto City 3.66 in 0549 AM 05/10 29.77N/95.30W Houston 3.61 in 0546 AM 05/10 29.55N/95.08W Baytown 3.57 in 0550 AM 05/10 29.76N/94.96W 6 NNW Brookside Village 3.54 in 0550 AM 05/10 29.67N/95.35W 2 NE South Houston 3.53 in 0550 AM 05/10 29.69N/95.19W 2 NNE Houston 3.45 in 0211 AM 05/10 29.80N/95.37W 4 NNW Houston 3.43 in 0550 AM 05/10 29.82N/95.41W Crosby 3.38 in 0547 AM 05/10 29.95N/95.11W Hockley 3.37 in 0548 AM 05/10 30.00N/95.78W 2 NNE South Houston 3.34 in 0550 AM 05/10 29.70N/95.21W 1 E West University Place 3.32 in 0549 AM 05/10 29.71N/95.41W Houston 3.28 in 0546 AM 05/10 29.57N/95.15W Hunters Creek Village 3.23 in 0550 AM 05/10 29.77N/95.49W 1 N Cloverleaf 3.21 in 0550 AM 05/10 29.80N/95.17W Spring 3.18 in 0547 AM 05/10 30.07N/95.41W Houston 3.18 in 0545 AM 05/10 29.72N/95.41W 4 NNE Fresno 3.09 in 0550 AM 05/10 29.60N/95.42W Hilshire Village 3.09 in 0549 AM 05/10 29.78N/95.48W 2 ESE Houston 2.92 in 0550 AM 05/10 29.75N/95.36W 4 ESE Houston 2.89 in 0550 AM 05/10 29.74N/95.33W Houston 2.78 in 0547 AM 05/10 29.79N/95.38W Houston 2.75 in 0541 AM 05/10 29.75N/95.45W 5 N Fresno 2.74 in 0121 AM 05/10 29.62N/95.45W 6 WSW Spring 2.68 in 0550 AM 05/10 30.03N/95.48W Spring 2.67 in 0546 AM 05/10 30.05N/95.44W Spring 2.66 in 0550 AM 05/10 30.13N/95.55W Houston 2.66 in 0547 AM 05/10 29.80N/95.41W Katy 2.63 in 0545 AM 05/10 29.84N/95.68W 4 SSE Aldine 2.60 in 0549 AM 05/10 29.85N/95.36W 4 W Spring 2.59 in 0549 AM 05/10 30.06N/95.46W 2 NE Pearland 2.41 in 0550 AM 05/10 29.58N/95.25W 2 S Bellaire 2.40 in 0549 AM 05/10 29.67N/95.45W Spring 2.39 in 0550 AM 05/10 30.05N/95.49W Tomball 2.37 in 0549 AM 05/10 30.10N/95.61W Houston 2.31 in 0548 AM 05/10 29.87N/95.67W Houston 2.24 in 0545 AM 05/10 29.75N/95.52W 2 SE Hunters Creek Village 2.21 in 0549 AM 05/10 29.75N/95.47W Bellaire 2.17 in 0549 AM 05/10 29.70N/95.47W Gulf Breeze 2.11 in 0550 AM 05/10 30.12N/95.54W 1 SSE Southside Place 1.89 in 0550 AM 05/10 29.69N/95.43W Houston 1.89 in 0548 AM 05/10 29.77N/95.51W 1 NNW Houston 1.79 in 0550 AM 05/10 29.79N/95.40W Southside Place 1.79 in 0550 AM 05/10 29.70N/95.44W 2 NE Meadows 1.79 in 0550 AM 05/10 29.68N/95.57W 1 SE Hunters Creek Village 1.78 in 0550 AM 05/10 29.75N/95.48W 2 SE Hunters Creek Village 1.71 in 0550 AM 05/10 29.75N/95.47W Tomball 3.7 ENE 1.65 in 0700 AM 05/09 30.11N/95.56W Katy 1.0 NNE 1.56 in 0530 AM 05/10 29.81N/95.82W 1 N Bellaire 1.43 in 0550 AM 05/10 29.72N/95.46W Houston 1.40 in 0550 AM 05/10 29.91N/95.66W Cypress 1.32 in 0547 AM 05/10 29.95N/95.71W Tomball 1.29 in 0549 AM 05/10 30.02N/95.61W P100 1665 Greens Bayou @ Bam 1.28 in 0452 AM 05/10 29.95N/95.50W 3 NE Town West 1.26 in 0550 AM 05/10 29.71N/95.60W T101 2020 Mason Creek @ Prin 1.23 in 0522 AM 05/10 29.77N/95.73W 3 NE Jersey Village 1.19 in 0550 AM 05/10 29.93N/95.53W 2 WNW Spring 1.14 in 0549 AM 05/10 30.08N/95.42W E100 550 White Oak Bayou @ L 1.08 in 0521 AM 05/10 29.89N/95.56W P100 1600 Greens Bayou @ Mou 1.08 in 0504 AM 05/10 29.89N/95.24W Cypress 1.05 in 0547 AM 05/10 29.99N/95.64W P100 1670 Greens Bayou @ Cut 1.04 in 0514 AM 05/10 29.95N/95.52W L100 1230 Little Cypress Cre 1.00 in 0539 AM 05/10 30.03N/95.80W Tomball 2.7 ENE 1.00 in 0600 AM 05/09 30.11N/95.57W ...Houston County... Site 1 3.07 in 0700 AM 05/09 31.30N/95.45W Crockett 1.8 NNE 2.25 in 0700 AM 05/09 31.34N/95.45W Crockett 10.5 SE 1.96 in 0800 AM 05/09 31.22N/95.32W ...Jackson County... Francitas 2.06 in 0546 AM 05/10 28.86N/96.34W Ganado 2.06 in 0545 AM 05/10 29.04N/96.51W Palacios 1.78 in 0545 AM 05/10 28.73N/96.42W La Ward 1.68 in 0546 AM 05/10 28.84N/96.46W Lnra Hq Precip 1.65 in 0539 AM 05/10 28.90N/96.59W Lolita 1.26 in 0545 AM 05/10 28.79N/96.55W Morales Precip 1.06 in 1233 AM 05/10 29.14N/96.75W Fm616 Bridge Precip 1.06 in 1224 AM 05/10 28.83N/96.58W ...Liberty County... 1 NNW Liberty 3.45 in 0549 AM 05/10 30.06N/94.80W Dayton 3.12 in 0522 AM 05/10 30.11N/94.93W ...Matagorda County... Sargent 1 ENE 3.57 in 0500 AM 05/10 28.84N/95.66W Markham 2.68 in 0547 AM 05/10 28.97N/96.06W ...Montgomery County... Spring 3.16 in 0546 AM 05/10 30.09N/95.36W Conroe 2.91 in 0544 AM 05/10 30.15N/95.41W Tomball 2.65 in 0545 AM 05/10 30.16N/95.63W Magnolia 2.15 in 1146 PM 05/09 30.15N/95.76W The Woodlands 2.07 in 0548 AM 05/10 30.21N/95.54W Spring 1.98 in 0258 AM 05/10 30.17N/95.51W Magnolia 1.91 in 0302 AM 05/10 30.22N/95.66W The Woodlands 1.4 WNW 1.55 in 0900 AM 05/09 30.17N/95.51W 4 NW The Woodlands 1.50 in 0549 AM 05/10 30.20N/95.53W Houston 1.47 in 0542 AM 05/10 30.17N/95.44W Willis 1.25 in 0549 AM 05/10 30.42N/95.34W The Woodlands 2.8 N 1.20 in 0700 AM 05/09 30.20N/95.50W Oak Ridge North 1.08 in 0527 AM 05/10 30.17N/95.44W ...Polk County... Livingston 0.5 E 1.11 in 0800 AM 05/09 30.71N/94.93W ...Trinity County... Trinity 5.1 NW 1.72 in 0700 AM 05/09 31.00N/95.42W Trinity 2.9 E 1.10 in 0700 AM 05/09 30.94N/95.32W ...Waller County... Brookshire 3.84 in 0159 AM 05/10 29.77N/96.04W Hockley 2.73 in 0543 AM 05/10 30.13N/95.81W Katy 1.26 in 0550 AM 05/10 29.79N/95.88W ...Wharton County... Colorado River near Glen Flo 3.74 in 0500 AM 05/10 29.34N/96.20W El Campo 2 Nw 3.25 in 0500 AM 05/10 29.22N/96.29W Boling 3.20 in 0543 AM 05/10 29.27N/95.95W ...Maritime Stations... Goose Creek 3.92 in 0518 AM 05/10 29.71N/94.99W Observations are collected from a variety of sources with varying equipment and exposures. We thank all volunteer weather observers for their dedication. Not all data listed are considered official. $$  760 NOUS41 KGYX 101126 PNSGYX MEZ007>009-012>014-018>028-NHZ001>015-102100- Public Information Statement National Weather Service Gray ME 726 AM EDT Fri May 10 2019 To: Subscribers: -NOAA Weather Wire Service -Emergency Managers Weather Information Network -NOAAPort Other NWS Partners and NWS Employees From: Allison Allen Chief, Marine, Tropical and Tsunami Services Branch Subject: National Tropical Cyclone Watch Warning Product (TCV) Product Collaboration Tests The National Hurricane Center (NHC), the Ocean Prediction Center (OPC), the Weather Prediction Center (WPC), and National Weather Service (NWS) Weather Forecast Offices (WFOs) in the NWS Southern Region and in the NWS Eastern Region, will commence with internal software and hardware testing of the national tropical cyclone watch/warning (TCV) product collaboration process for the Atlantic basin on Monday, May 13 and continue daily through Thursday, May 16, 2019. Internal testing will begin at approximately 1400 GMT and terminate at 1900 GMT daily during scheduled test days. In the event of inclement weather, Friday, May 17, 2018 has been reserved to serve as backup date for any portion of testing that was delayed. Internal TCV test products are not intended to be released externally through NWS dissemination and communication systems. The text products affected by collaboration testing are the National Tropical Cyclone Watch/Warning (TCV) products issued under the following AWIPS Product Identifiers (PIL) and World Meteorological Organization (WFO) Identifiers (ID): TCV Product AWIPS PIL WMO ID ------------ --------- ------- Preliminary TCV PTCAT/1-5/ WTNT/81-85/ KNHC National TCV TCVAT/1-5/ WTNT/81-85/ KNHC In addition, the following National Digital Forecast Database (NDFD) elements will be created for this test: - tropical cyclone wind probabilities (incremental and cumulative) for 34 kt, 50 kt, and 64 kt - hazard grid (including tropical storm, hurricane, and storm surge hazards) Periodic NHC and WFO internal software and hardware testing will continue during the remainder of 2019. The national TCV product for the Atlantic basin will contain a summary of NHC/WFO collaborated wind and/or storm surge watches and warnings, depicted by NWS-defined geographic zones. NWS WFOs participating in the national TCV product collaboration tests are listed below by NWS Region: NWS - Southern Region Atlanta, GA (FFC) Austin-San Antonio, TX (EWX) Birmingham, AL (BMX) Brownsville, TX (BRO) Corpus Christi, TX (CRP) Fort Worth, TX (FWD) Houston, TX (HGX) Jackson, MS (JAN) Jacksonville, FL (JAX) Key West, FL (KEY) Lake Charles, LA (LCH) Little Rock, AR (LZK) Melbourne, FL (MLB) Miami, FL (MFL) Mobile, AL (MOB) Morristown, TN (MRX) New Orleans, LA (LIX) San Juan, PR (SJU) Shreveport, LA (SHV) Tallahassee, FL (TAE) Tampa Bay Area, FL (TBW) NWS - Eastern Region Albany, NY (ALY) Boston, MA (BOX) Caribou, ME (CAR) Charleston, SC (CHS) Gray/Portland, ME (GYX) Mount Holly, NJ (PHI) Newport/Morehead City, NC (MHX) New York, NY (OKX) Sterling, VA (LWX) Wakefield, VA (AKQ) Wilmington, NC (ILM) Columbia, SC (CAE) Greenville-Spartanburg, SC (GSP) Raleigh-Durham, NC (RAH) Blacksburg/Roanoke, VA (RNK) For more information, please contact: Hendricus Lulofs Meteorologist in Charge National Weather Service Office Gray, Maine, 04039 Hendricus.Lulofs@noaa.gov (207)-688-3221 National Public Information Statements are online at: https://www.weather.gov/notification/ $$ $$ ARNOTT  331 NOUS41 KLWX 101148 PNSLWX DCZ001-MDZ003>006-011-013-014-016>018-501>508-VAZ025>031-036>040- 050>057-501>508-WVZ050>053-055-501>506-102000- Public Information Statement National Weather Service Baltimore MD/Washington DC 748 AM EDT Fri May 10 2019 ...PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT... To: Subscribers: -NOAA Weather Wire Service -Emergency Managers Weather Information Network -NOAAPort Other NWS Partners and NWS Employees From: Allison Allen Chief, Marine, Tropical and Tsunami Services Branch Subject: National Tropical Cyclone Watch Warning Product (TCV) Product Collaboration Tests The National Hurricane Center (NHC), the Ocean Prediction Center (OPC), the Weather Prediction Center (WPC), and National Weather Service (NWS) Weather Forecast Offices (WFOs) in the NWS Southern Region and in the NWS Eastern Region, will commence with internal software and hardware testing of the national tropical cyclone watch/warning (TCV) product collaboration process for the Atlantic basin on Monday, May 13 and continue daily through Thursday, May 16, 2019. Internal testing will begin at approximately 1400 GMT and terminate at 1900 GMT daily during scheduled test days. In the event of inclement weather, Friday, May 17, 2018 has been reserved to serve as backup date for any portion of testing that was delayed. Internal TCV test products are not intended to be released externally through NWS dissemination and communication systems. The text products affected by collaboration testing are the National Tropical Cyclone Watch/Warning (TCV) products issued under the following AWIPS Product Identifiers (PIL) and World Meteorological Organization (WFO) Identifiers (ID): TCV Product AWIPS PIL WMO ID ------------ --------- ------- Preliminary TCV PTCAT/1-5/ WTNT/81-85/ KNHC National TCV TCVAT/1-5/ WTNT/81-85/ KNHC In addition, the following National Digital Forecast Database (NDFD) elements will be created for this test: - tropical cyclone wind probabilities (incremental and cumulative) for 34 kt, 50 kt, and 64 kt - hazard grid(including tropical storm, hurricane, and storm surge hazards) Periodic NHC and WFO internal software and hardware testing will continue during the remainder of 2019. The national TCV product for the Atlantic basin will contain a summary of NHC/WFO collaborated wind and/or storm surge watches and warnings, depicted by NWS-defined geographic zones. NWS WFOs participating in the national TCV product collaboration tests are listed below by NWS Region: NWS – Southern Region Atlanta, GA (FFC) Austin-San Antonio, TX (EWX) Birmingham, AL (BMX) Brownsville, TX (BRO) Corpus Christi, TX (CRP) Fort Worth, TX (FWD) Houston, TX (HGX) Jackson, MS (JAN) Jacksonville, FL (JAX) Key West, FL (KEY) Lake Charles, LA (LCH) Little Rock, AR (LZK) Melbourne, FL (MLB) Miami, FL (MFL) Mobile, AL (MOB) Morristown, TN (MRX) New Orleans, LA (LIX) San Juan, PR (SJU) Shreveport, LA (SHV) Tallahassee, FL (TAE) Tampa Bay Area, FL (TBW) NWS – Eastern Region Albany, NY (ALY) Boston, MA (BOX) Caribou, ME (CAR) Charleston, SC (CHS) Gray/Portland, ME (GYX) Mount Holly, NJ (PHI) Newport/Morehead City, NC (MHX) New York, NY (OKX) Sterling, VA (LWX) Wakefield, VA (AKQ) Wilmington, NC (ILM) Columbia, SC (CAE) Greenville-Spartanburg, SC (GSP) Raleigh-Durham, NC (RAH) Blacksburg/Roanoke, VA (RNK) For more information, please contact: Chris Strong Warning Coordination Meteorologist National Weather Service Office Sterling, VA 20166 christopher.strong@noaa.gov 703-996-2223 National Public Information Statements are online at: https://www.weather.gov/notification/ $$ $$  343 NOUS42 KTBW 101154 PNSTBW FLZ043-050-052-056-057-061-139-142-148-149-151-155-160-162-165- 239-242-248-249-251-255-260-262-265-110000- Public Information Statement National Weather Service Tampa Bay Ruskin FL 754 AM EDT Fri May 10 2019 ...Hurricane Preparedness Week Continues... Many Americans rely on their neighbors after a disaster, but there are also many ways you can help your neighbors before a hurricane approaches. Learn about all the different actions your community can take to prepare and recover from the hazards associated with hurricanes by visiting: ready.gov/neighbors. $$  818 NOUS43 KGLD 101200 PNSGLD Public Information Statement National Weather Service Goodland KS 600 AM MDT Fri May 10 2019 ...ON THIS DATE IN WEATHER HISTORY... In 1981, a chill was in the air as low temperatures fell into the mid 20s nearly everywhere in the area. Record lows were established at every official weather observation point except in Burlington Colorado. The coldest spot in the area was Wray Colorado at 24 degrees. $$  991 NOUS44 KBMX 101202 PNSBMX ALZ011>015-017>050-110015- Public Information Statement National Weather Service Birmingham AL 702 AM CDT Fri May 10 2019 ...STORM SURVEY PLAN OF THE DAY FOR FRIDAY... .OVERVIEW... NWS Meteorologists plan to examine areas of storm damage from Thursday. SURVEY SUMMARY: At this time, storm surveys are being planned for the following counties today: Team One: Primary Targets: Areas near Reece City in Etowah County Additional Public Information Statements will be issued periodically through the day, as survey teams report back their findings. A major contribution to the success of our severe weather warning program is the receipt of storm reports from all our customers and partners. If you witnessed or are aware of any storm damage due to high winds or tornadoes, please contact your local emergency management office. You can also report severe weather by using #bmxwx on Twitter. $$  620 NOUS44 KBMX 101221 PNSBMX ALZ011>015-017>050-110030- Public Information Statement National Weather Service Birmingham AL 721 AM CDT Fri May 10 2019 To: Subscribers: -NOAA Weather Wire Service -Emergency Managers Weather Information Network -NOAAPort -Other NWS Partners and NWS Employees From: Allison Allen Chief, Marine, Tropical and Tsunami Services Branch Subject: National Tropical Cyclone Watch Warning Product (TCV) Product Collaboration Tests The National Hurricane Center (NHC), the Ocean Prediction Center (OPC), the Weather Prediction Center (WPC), and National Weather Service (NWS) Weather Forecast Offices (WFOs) in the NWS Southern Region and in the NWS Eastern Region, will commence with internal software and hardware testing of the national tropical cyclone watch/warning (TCV) product collaboration process for the Atlantic basin on Monday, May 13 and continue daily through Thursday, May 16, 2019. Internal testing will begin at approximately 1400 GMT and terminate at 1900 GMT daily during scheduled test days. In the event of inclement weather, Friday, May 17, 2018 has been reserved to serve as backup date for any portion of testing that was delayed. Internal TCV test products are not intended to be released externally through NWS dissemination and communication systems. The text products affected by collaboration testing are the National Tropical Cyclone Watch/Warning (TCV) products issued under the following AWIPS Product Identifiers (PIL) and World Meteorological Organization (WFO) Identifiers (ID): TCV Product AWIPS PIL WMO ID ------------ --------- ------- Preliminary TCV PTCAT/1-5/ WTNT/81-85/ KNHC National TCV TCVAT/1-5/ WTNT/81-85/ KNHC In addition, the following National Digital Forecast Database (NDFD) elements will be created for this test: - tropical cyclone wind probabilities (incremental and cumulative) for 34 kt, 50 kt, and 64 kt - hazard grid (including tropical storm, hurricane, and storm surge hazards) Periodic NHC and WFO internal software and hardware testing will continue during the remainder of 2019. The national TCV product for the Atlantic basin will contain a summary of NHC/WFO collaborated wind and/or storm surge watches and warnings, depicted by NWS-defined geographic zones. NWS WFOs participating in the national TCV product collaboration tests are listed below by NWS Region: NWS - Southern Region Atlanta, GA (FFC) Austin-San Antonio, TX (EWX) Birmingham, AL (BMX) Brownsville, TX (BRO) Corpus Christi, TX (CRP) Fort Worth, TX (FWD) Houston, TX (HGX) Jackson, MS (JAN) Jacksonville, FL (JAX) Key West, FL (KEY) Lake Charles, LA (LCH) Little Rock, AR (LZK) Melbourne, FL (MLB) Miami, FL (MFL) Mobile, AL (MOB) Morristown, TN (MRX) New Orleans, LA (LIX) San Juan, PR (SJU) Shreveport, LA (SHV) Tallahassee, FL (TAE) Tampa Bay Area, FL (TBW) NWS - Eastern Region Albany, NY (ALY) Boston, MA (BOX) Caribou, ME (CAR) Charleston, SC (CHS) Gray/Portland, ME (GYX) Mount Holly, NJ (PHI) Newport/Morehead City, NC (MHX) New York, NY (OKX) Sterling, VA (LWX) Wakefield, VA (AKQ) Wilmington, NC (ILM) Columbia, SC (CAE) Greenville-Spartanburg, SC (GSP) Raleigh-Durham, NC (RAH) Blacksburg/Roanoke, VA (RNK) For more information, please contact: National Weather Service Weather Forecast Office Birmingham, AL 465 Weathervane Road Calera, AL 35040 sr-bmx.webmaster@noaa.gov 205-664-3010 National Public Information Statements are online at: https://www.weather.gov/notification/ $$  421 NOUS43 KLOT 101224 PNSLOT ILZ003>006-008-010>014-019>023-032-033-039-INZ001-002-010-011-019- 110030- Public Information Statement National Weather Service Chicago IL 724 AM CDT Fri May 10 2019 /824 AM EDT Fri May 10 2019/ ...NOAA weather radio station KWO39 will be off the air Friday evening through Saturday morning... The NOAA weather radio station, KWO39, broadcasting from a tower atop Willis Tower on a frequency of 162.55 megahertz will be off the air from approximately 10 PM Friday through 6 AM Saturday due to scheduled electrical maintenance. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. $$ Carlaw  696 NOUS45 KVEF 101229 PNSVEF AZZ001>003-036-CAZ519>527-NVZ014>022-110029- Public Information Statement National Weather Service Las Vegas NV 529 AM PDT Fri May 10 2019 An unusual May weather pattern brought widespread precpitation to parts of the area. Listed below are the rainfall reports recieved over the past 24 hours ending at 5 AM PDT. ...PRECIPITATION REPORTS... Location Amount Provider ...Arizona... ...Mohave County... Tweeds Point 1.04 in RAWS Yellow John Mountain 0.77 in RAWS Meadview 21 SE 0.77 in RAWS Pearce Ferry 13 NE 0.65 in RAWS Diamond Creek 0.59 in HADS Red Lake 15 ESE 0.52 in RAWS Mt. Trumbull 1 WSW 0.39 in RAWS Big Sandy River At Us 93 Bri 0.05 in CBRFC Hackberry 0.05 in CWOP Bullhead City 0.02 in CWOP Union Pass 0.02 in RAWS Goodwin Mesa (14 NW Bagdad) 0.01 in RAWS Kingman Airport TRACE ASOS ...California... ...Inyo County... Bishop Airport 0.54 in ASOS Panamint Springs 15 N 0.41 in RAWS Bishop - Inyo-Mono Eco Cntr 0.40 in RAWS Ridgecrest - Fivemile Canyon 0.34 in RAWS Eureka Valley 0.33 in RAWS Death Valley 0.20 in HADS ...San Bernardino County... Tecopa 14 SE 0.74 in RAWS Tecopa 12 SW 0.50 in RAWS Ox Ranch 0.35 in RAWS Mid Hills 0.30 in RAWS Red Mountain 2 ENE 0.26 in RAWS Barstow-Daggett Airport 0.03 in ASOS ...Nevada... ...Clark County... Kyle Canyon 1.36 in RAWS Mt. Potosi 4 NNW 1.04 in RAWS Lee Canyon 0.92 in RAWS Henderson Airport 0.76 in AWOS Red Rock 0.75 in RAWS Moapa 0.74 in CWOP Las Vegas 0.71 in CWOP Las Vegas - McCarran Airport 0.71 in ASOS Las Vegas 0.62 in CWOP Las Vegas Nellis 0.59 in AWOS North Las Vegas Airport 0.53 in AWOS ...Esmeralda County... Noaa Western Region Climate 0.14 in HADS Goldfield 0.07 in CWOP ...Lincoln County... Elgin 11 WSW 0.69 in RAWS Pioche 15 E 0.40 in RAWS Pioche 28 NW 0.10 in RAWS ...Nye County... Desert Rock Airport 1.19 in ASOS Pahrump 0.44 in CWOP Death Valley Jct 9 NE 0.42 in RAWS Buddy Adams 0.30 in RAWS Tonopah Airport ASOS 0.01 in ASOS Observations are collected from a variety of sources with varying equipment and exposures. We thank all volunteer weather observers for their dedication. Not all data listed are considered official. $$  427 NOUS44 KLZK 101245 PNSLZK ARZ003>008-012>017-021>025-030>034-037>047-052>057-062>069-101345- Public Information Statement National Weather Service Little Rock AR 745 AM CDT Fri May 10 2019 To: Subscribers: -NOAA Weather Wire Service -Emergency Managers Weather Information Network -NOAAPort Other NWS Partners and NWS Employees From: Allison Allen Chief, Marine, Tropical and Tsunami Services Branch Subject: National Tropical Cyclone Watch Warning Product (TCV) Product Collaboration Tests The National Hurricane Center (NHC), the Ocean Prediction Center (OPC), the Weather Prediction Center (WPC), and National Weather Service (NWS) Weather Forecast Offices (WFOs) in the NWS Southern Region and in the NWS Eastern Region, will commence with internal software and hardware testing of the national tropical cyclone watch/warning (TCV) product collaboration process for the Atlantic basin on Monday, May 13 and continue daily through Thursday, May 16, 2019. Internal testing will begin at approximately 1400 GMT and terminate at 1900 GMT daily during scheduled test days. In the event of inclement weather, Friday, May 17, 2018 has been reserved to serve as backup date for any portion of testing that was delayed. Internal TCV test products are not intended to be released externally through NWS dissemination and communication systems. The text products affected by collaboration testing are the National Tropical Cyclone Watch/Warning (TCV) products issued under the following AWIPS Product Identifiers (PIL) and World Meteorological Organization (WFO) Identifiers (ID): TCV Product AWIPS PIL WMO ID ------------ --------- ------- Preliminary TCV PTCAT/1-5/ WTNT/81-85/ KNHC National TCV TCVAT/1-5/ WTNT/81-85/ KNHC In addition, the following National Digital Forecast Database NDFD) elements will be created for this test: - tropical cyclone wind probabilities (incremental and cumulative) for 34 kt, 50 kt, and 64 kt - hazard grid (including tropical storm, hurricane, and storm surge hazards) Periodic NHC and WFO internal software and hardware testing will continue during the remainder of 2019. The national TCV product for the Atlantic basin will contain a summary of NHC/WFO collaborated wind and/or storm surge watches and warnings, depicted by NWS-defined geographic zones. NWS WFOs participating in the national TCV product collaboration tests are listed below by NWS Region: NWS Southern Region Atlanta, GA (FFC) Austin-San Antonio, TX (EWX) Birmingham, AL (BMX) Brownsville, TX (BRO) Corpus Christi, TX (CRP) Fort Worth, TX (FWD) Houston, TX (HGX) Jackson, MS (JAN) Jacksonville, FL (JAX) Key West, FL (KEY) Lake Charles, LA (LCH) Little Rock, AR (LZK) Melbourne, FL (MLB) Miami, FL (MFL) Mobile, AL (MOB) Morristown, TN (MRX) New Orleans, LA (LIX) San Juan, PR (SJU) Shreveport, LA (SHV) Tallahassee, FL (TAE) Tampa Bay Area, FL (TBW) NWS Eastern Region Albany, NY (ALY) Boston, MA (BOX) Caribou, ME (CAR) Charleston, SC (CHS) Gray/Portland, ME (GYX) Mount Holly, NJ (PHI) Newport/Morehead City, NC (MHX) New York, NY (OKX) Sterling, VA (LWX) Wakefield, VA (AKQ) Wilmington, NC (ILM) Columbia, SC (CAE) Greenville-Spartanburg, SC (GSP) Raleigh-Durham, NC (RAH) Blacksburg/Roanoke, VA (RNK) For more information, please contact: Chris Buonanno Science and Operations Officer National Weather Service Office North Little Rock, AR, 72118 christopher.buonanno@noaa.gov 501-834-0308 National Public Information Statements are online at: https://www.weather.gov/notification/ $$ $$  548 NOUS42 KMLB 101300 PNSMLB FLZ041-044>047-053-054-058-059-064-141-144-147-110000- Public Information Statement National Weather Service Melbourne FL 900 AM EDT Fri May 10 2019 To: Subscribers: -NOAA Weather Wire Service -Emergency Managers Weather Information Network -NOAAPort Other NWS Partners and NWS Employees From: Allison Allen Chief, Marine, Tropical and Tsunami Services Branch Subject: National Tropical Cyclone Watch Warning Product (TCV) Product Collaboration Tests The National Hurricane Center (NHC), the Ocean Prediction Center (OPC), the Weather Prediction Center (WPC), and National Weather Service (NWS) Weather Forecast Offices (WFOs) in the NWS Southern Region and in the NWS Eastern Region, will commence with internal software and hardware testing of the national tropical cyclone watch/warning (TCV) product collaboration process for the Atlantic basin on Monday, May 13 and continue daily through Thursday, May 16, 2019. Internal testing will begin at approximately 1400 GMT and terminate at 1900 GMT daily during scheduled test days. In the event of inclement weather, Friday, May 17, 2018 has been reserved to serve as backup date for any portion of testing that was delayed. Internal TCV test products are not intended to be released externally through NWS dissemination and communication systems. The text products affected by collaboration testing are the National Tropical Cyclone Watch/Warning (TCV) products issued under the following AWIPS Product Identifiers (PIL) and World Meteorological Organization (WFO) Identifiers (ID): TCV Product AWIPS PIL WMO ID ------------ --------- ------- Preliminary TCV PTCAT/1-5/ WTNT/81-85/ KNHC National TCV TCVAT/1-5/ WTNT/81-85/ KNHC In addition, the following National Digital Forecast Database (NDFD) elements will be created for this test: - tropical cyclone wind probabilities (incremental and cumulative) for 34 kt, 50 kt, and 64 kt - hazard grid (including tropical storm, hurricane, and storm surge hazards) Periodic NHC and WFO internal software and hardware testing will continue during the remainder of 2019. The national TCV product for the Atlantic basin will contain a summary of NHC/WFO collaborated wind and/or storm surge watches and warnings, depicted by NWS-defined geographic zones. NWS WFOs participating in the national TCV product collaboration tests are listed below by NWS Region: NWS Southern Region Atlanta, GA (FFC) Austin-San Antonio, TX (EWX) Birmingham, AL (BMX) Brownsville, TX (BRO) Corpus Christi, TX (CRP) Fort Worth, TX (FWD) Houston, TX (HGX) Jackson, MS (JAN) Jacksonville, FL (JAX) Key West, FL (KEY) Lake Charles, LA (LCH) Little Rock, AR (LZK) Melbourne, FL (MLB) Miami, FL (MFL) Mobile, AL (MOB) Morristown, TN (MRX) New Orleans, LA (LIX) San Juan, PR (SJU) Shreveport, LA (SHV) Tallahassee, FL (TAE) Tampa Bay Area, FL (TBW) NWS Eastern Region Albany, NY (ALY) Boston, MA (BOX) Caribou, ME (CAR) Charleston, SC (CHS) Gray/Portland, ME (GYX) Mount Holly, NJ (PHI) Newport/Morehead City, NC (MHX) New York, NY (OKX) Sterling, VA (LWX) Wakefield, VA (AKQ) Wilmington, NC (ILM) Columbia, SC (CAE) Greenville-Spartanburg, SC (GSP) Raleigh-Durham, NC (RAH) Blacksburg/Roanoke, VA (RNK) For more information, please contact: Scott Spratt Warning Coordination Meteorologist National Weather Service Office Melbourne, FL 32935 scott.spratt@noaa.gov 321-255-0212 National Public Information Statements are online at: https://www.weather.gov/notification/ $$  547 NOUS41 KBUF 101315 PNSBUF NYZ001>008-010>014-019>021-085-110115- Public Information Statement Spotter Reports National Weather Service Buffalo NY 915 AM EDT Fri May 10 2019 **********************24 HOUR RAINFALL********************** LOCATION 24 HOUR TIME/DATE COMMENTS RAINFALL OF /INCHES/ MEASUREMENT NEW YORK ...Allegany County... Rushford 1.16 800 AM 5/10 Co-Op Observer 6 NW Grove 0.90 755 AM 5/10 NYSM 4 SW West Almond 0.84 800 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS Wellsville Airport 0.75 813 AM 5/10 ASOS 1 N Belmont 0.73 755 AM 5/10 NYSM ...Cattaraugus County... Franklinville Rain G 1.31 815 AM 5/10 HADS Allegany State Park 1.18 700 AM 5/10 Co-Op Observer 1 ENE Olean 1.15 755 AM 5/10 NYSM SSE Ischua 1.00 700 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS Allegheny River 1.00 700 AM 5/10 HADS 6 SSE Delevan 0.95 755 AM 5/10 NYSM Little Valley 0.83 700 AM 5/10 Co-Op Observer 4 ESE Randolph 0.77 755 AM 5/10 NYSM Cattaraugus 0.75 800 AM 5/10 Co-Op Observer ...Chautauqua County... Chautauqua Lake 1.10 745 AM 5/10 HADS NE Clymer 0.94 755 AM 5/10 NYSM 3 SSE Frewsburg 0.88 630 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS Findley Lake 0.83 815 AM 5/10 HADS Jamestown Airport 0.70 814 AM 5/10 AWOS NE Kennedy 0.65 600 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS 4 ENE Jamestown 0.65 700 AM 5/10 Co-Op Observer 5 NNW Jamestown 0.65 600 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS WSW Falconer 0.60 700 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS 1 SW Dunkirk 0.53 700 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS 2 E Jamestown 0.52 600 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS ...Erie County... 1 NW Kenmore 1.37 700 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS 5 NNE Amherst 1.28 800 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS 3 NE Tonawanda 1.27 800 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS 3 NE Lancaster 1.16 800 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS 1 N Clarence Center 1.13 700 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS 1 NW Buffalo 1.05 700 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS 2 NW Cheektowaga 1.03 740 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS 1 WNW East Amherst 1.03 832 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS 10 NE Buffalo 1.01 755 AM 5/10 NYSM Buffalo Airport 0.97 754 AM 5/10 ASOS 2 NW West Seneca 0.96 745 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS 3 NE Cheektowaga 0.94 800 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS ESE Kenmore 0.91 740 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS ESE Clarence Center 0.88 650 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS S Depew 0.80 630 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS 3 E Williamsville 0.79 700 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS 1 NE Akron 0.67 700 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS 2 SSW Blasdell 0.67 700 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS 1 W Colden 0.66 730 AM 5/10 Co-Op Observer 3 NE Boston 0.62 700 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS 2 SE Glenwood 0.62 700 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS 2 ENE Colden 0.62 700 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS 2 NNE Derby 0.61 700 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS 4 SSW East Aurora 0.54 755 AM 5/10 NYSM ESE Hamburg 0.50 759 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS ...Genesee County... Alabama 0.74 725 AM 5/10 RAWS 2 NE Stafford 0.50 800 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS ...Jefferson County... 3 N Philadelphia 1.42 755 AM 5/10 NYSM S Henderson 1.26 700 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS 1 NE Belleville 1.18 755 AM 5/10 NYSM 2 S Cape Vincent 1.14 755 AM 5/10 NYSM ENE West Carthage 0.95 700 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS NNW Felts Mills 0.81 700 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS Watertown Airport 0.77 815 AM 5/10 ASOS 2 SE Dexter 0.77 700 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS 1 S Wellesley Island 0.71 755 AM 5/10 NYSM ...Lewis County... 5 WSW Harrisburg 1.22 755 AM 5/10 NYSM 11 ENE Croghan 1.19 755 AM 5/10 NYSM 1 E Osceola 1.17 755 AM 5/10 NYSM 5 SSW Harrisville 1.02 530 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS 4 S Carthage 0.95 755 AM 5/10 NYSM Lowville 0.84 811 AM 5/10 RAWS 1 NW Glenfield 0.73 755 AM 5/10 NYSM Highmarket 0.72 600 AM 5/10 Co-Op Observer ...Livingston County... 2 ESE York 0.53 755 AM 5/10 NYSM ...Monroe County... 3 NNW Hamlin 0.70 718 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS 1 WSW Brockport 0.57 755 AM 5/10 NYSM ...Niagara County... 6 E Niagara Falls 1.33 815 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS 1 SW Rapids 1.29 800 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS Niagara Falls Airpor 1.18 815 AM 5/10 ASOS 2 SSE Lockport 1.17 800 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS 2 W Burt 1.09 755 AM 5/10 NYSM 1 NE Lockport 1.05 700 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS North Tonawanda 1.02 700 AM 5/10 Co-Op Observer 1 NNE North Tonawand 1.02 700 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS 3 ESE Lockport 0.98 600 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS ...Ontario County... 4 NNW Clifton Spring 0.59 755 AM 5/10 NYSM Victor 0.52 815 AM 5/10 HADS ...Orleans County... WNW Medina 0.94 800 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS 4 E Medina 0.71 755 AM 5/10 NYSM 2 NW Albion 0.61 643 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS ...Oswego County... 7 NNW Redfield 1.09 755 AM 5/10 NYSM 3 NE Central Square 0.88 755 AM 5/10 NYSM 4 SSE Lacona 0.74 700 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS 2 WSW Oswego 0.66 755 AM 5/10 NYSM 5 ESE Oswego 0.64 600 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS Oswego Airport 0.54 754 AM 5/10 ASOS ...Wayne County... 1 NNE Lyons 1.09 900 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS 2 SW Walworth 0.83 700 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS 2 NW Palmyra 0.64 800 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS 5 WNW Ontario 0.58 755 AM 5/10 NYSM ...Wyoming County... Arcade 0.80 745 AM 5/10 Co-Op Observer Silver Springs COOP 0.58 700 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS 5 NW Warsaw 0.53 755 AM 5/10 NYSM && *****METADATA***** :5/10/2019, 800 AM, NY, Allegany, Rushford, , , 42.42620, -78.19200, RAIN_24, 1.16, Inch, Co-Op Observer, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 755 AM, NY, Allegany, Grove, 6, NW, 42.48951, -77.94946, RAIN_24, 0.90, Inch, NYSM, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 800 AM, NY, Allegany, West Almond, 4, SW, 42.27060, -77.94190, RAIN_24, 0.84, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 813 AM, NY, Allegany, Wellsville Airport, , , 42.10000, -77.98330, RAIN_24, 0.75, Inch, ASOS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 755 AM, NY, Allegany, Belmont, 1, N, 42.24249, -78.03958, RAIN_24, 0.73, Inch, NYSM, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 815 AM, NY, Cattaraugus, Franklinville Rain Gage, , , 42.32940, -78.46360, RAIN_24, 1.31, Inch, HADS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 700 AM, NY, Cattaraugus, Allegany State Park, , , 42.10030, -78.74970, RAIN_24, 1.18, Inch, Co-Op Observer, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 755 AM, NY, Cattaraugus, Olean, 1, ENE, 42.09141, -78.40743, RAIN_24, 1.15, Inch, NYSM, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 700 AM, NY, Cattaraugus, Ischua, , SSE, 42.24300, -78.39640, RAIN_24, 1.00, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 700 AM, NY, Cattaraugus, Allegheny River, , , 42.15640, -78.71560, RAIN_24, 1.00, Inch, HADS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 755 AM, NY, Cattaraugus, Delevan, 6, SSE, 42.41846, -78.42320, RAIN_24, 0.95, Inch, NYSM, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 700 AM, NY, Cattaraugus, Little Valley, , , 42.24730, -78.81250, RAIN_24, 0.83, Inch, Co-Op Observer, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 755 AM, NY, Cattaraugus, Randolph, 4, ESE, 42.14928, -78.90096, RAIN_24, 0.77, Inch, NYSM, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 800 AM, NY, Cattaraugus, Cattaraugus, , , 42.32440, -78.86690, RAIN_24, 0.75, Inch, Co-Op Observer, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 745 AM, NY, Chautauqua, Chautauqua Lake, , , 42.24140, -79.49890, RAIN_24, 1.10, Inch, HADS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 755 AM, NY, Chautauqua, Clymer, , NE, 42.02447, -79.62408, RAIN_24, 0.94, Inch, NYSM, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 630 AM, NY, Chautauqua, Frewsburg, 3, SSE, 42.01600, -79.12490, RAIN_24, 0.88, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 815 AM, NY, Chautauqua, Findley Lake, , , 42.11750, -79.74030, RAIN_24, 0.83, Inch, HADS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 814 AM, NY, Chautauqua, Jamestown Airport, , , 42.13330, -79.26670, RAIN_24, 0.70, Inch, AWOS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 600 AM, NY, Chautauqua, Kennedy, , NE, 42.15940, -79.09670, RAIN_24, 0.65, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 700 AM, NY, Chautauqua, Jamestown, 4, ENE, 42.11000, -79.15910, RAIN_24, 0.65, Inch, Co-Op Observer, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 600 AM, NY, Chautauqua, Jamestown, 5, NNW, 42.16170, -79.28190, RAIN_24, 0.65, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 700 AM, NY, Chautauqua, Falconer, , WSW, 42.11770, -79.20280, RAIN_24, 0.60, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 700 AM, NY, Chautauqua, Dunkirk, 1, SW, 42.47170, -79.33360, RAIN_24, 0.53, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 600 AM, NY, Chautauqua, Jamestown, 2, E, 42.09570, -79.20130, RAIN_24, 0.52, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 700 AM, NY, Erie, Kenmore, 1, NW, 42.97350, -78.88170, RAIN_24, 1.37, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 800 AM, NY, Erie, Amherst, 5, NNE, 43.05210, -78.76430, RAIN_24, 1.28, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 800 AM, NY, Erie, Tonawanda, 3, NE, 43.01370, -78.82960, RAIN_24, 1.27, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 800 AM, NY, Erie, Lancaster, 3, NE, 42.93340, -78.63360, RAIN_24, 1.16, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 700 AM, NY, Erie, Clarence Center, 1, N, 43.02100, -78.62890, RAIN_24, 1.13, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 700 AM, NY, Erie, Buffalo, 1, NW, 42.90170, -78.87910, RAIN_24, 1.05, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 740 AM, NY, Erie, Cheektowaga, 2, NW, 42.93460, -78.78300, RAIN_24, 1.03, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 832 AM, NY, Erie, East Amherst, 1, WNW, 43.02250, -78.71900, RAIN_24, 1.03, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 755 AM, NY, Erie, Buffalo, 10, NE, 43.00017, -78.76717, RAIN_24, 1.01, Inch, NYSM, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 754 AM, NY, Erie, Buffalo Airport, , , 42.93330, -78.73330, RAIN_24, 0.97, Inch, ASOS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 745 AM, NY, Erie, West Seneca, 2, NW, 42.85930, -78.78540, RAIN_24, 0.96, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 800 AM, NY, Erie, Cheektowaga, 3, NE, 42.94130, -78.71930, RAIN_24, 0.94, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 740 AM, NY, Erie, Kenmore, , ESE, 42.96320, -78.86690, RAIN_24, 0.91, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 650 AM, NY, Erie, Clarence Center, , ESE, 43.00740, -78.62920, RAIN_24, 0.88, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 630 AM, NY, Erie, Depew, , S, 42.91080, -78.70490, RAIN_24, 0.80, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 700 AM, NY, Erie, Williamsville, 3, E, 42.96930, -78.68790, RAIN_24, 0.79, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 700 AM, NY, Erie, Akron, 1, NE, 43.02860, -78.48360, RAIN_24, 0.67, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 700 AM, NY, Erie, Blasdell, 2, SSW, 42.77660, -78.84440, RAIN_24, 0.67, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 730 AM, NY, Erie, Colden, 1, W, 42.64720, -78.71110, RAIN_24, 0.66, Inch, Co-Op Observer, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 700 AM, NY, Erie, Boston, 3, NE, 42.65480, -78.70300, RAIN_24, 0.62, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 700 AM, NY, Erie, Glenwood, 2, SE, 42.60200, -78.63910, RAIN_24, 0.62, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 700 AM, NY, Erie, Colden, 2, ENE, 42.65090, -78.61060, RAIN_24, 0.62, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 700 AM, NY, Erie, Derby, 2, NNE, 42.70430, -78.96210, RAIN_24, 0.61, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 755 AM, NY, Erie, East Aurora, 4, SSW, 42.71349, -78.63173, RAIN_24, 0.54, Inch, NYSM, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 759 AM, NY, Erie, Hamburg, , ESE, 42.72280, -78.82880, RAIN_24, 0.50, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 725 AM, NY, Genesee, Alabama, , , 43.11290, -78.40430, RAIN_24, 0.74, Inch, RAWS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 800 AM, NY, Genesee, Stafford, 2, NE, 42.99890, -78.04830, RAIN_24, 0.50, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 755 AM, NY, Jefferson, Philadelphia, 3, N, 44.19354, -75.71591, RAIN_24, 1.42, Inch, NYSM, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 700 AM, NY, Jefferson, Henderson, , S, 43.84380, -76.18080, RAIN_24, 1.26, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 755 AM, NY, Jefferson, Belleville, 1, NE, 43.78962, -76.11373, RAIN_24, 1.18, Inch, NYSM, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 755 AM, NY, Jefferson, Cape Vincent, 2, S, 44.10452, -76.32686, RAIN_24, 1.14, Inch, NYSM, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 700 AM, NY, Jefferson, West Carthage, , ENE, 43.97490, -75.61640, RAIN_24, 0.95, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 700 AM, NY, Jefferson, Felts Mills, , NNW, 44.01940, -75.76550, RAIN_24, 0.81, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 815 AM, NY, Jefferson, Watertown Airport, , , 43.98330, -76.03330, RAIN_24, 0.77, Inch, ASOS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 700 AM, NY, Jefferson, Dexter, 2, SE, 43.99410, -76.02220, RAIN_24, 0.77, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 755 AM, NY, Jefferson, Wellesley Island, 1, S, 44.30782, -76.00858, RAIN_24, 0.71, Inch, NYSM, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 755 AM, NY, Lewis, Harrisburg, 5, WSW, 43.80352, -75.68853, RAIN_24, 1.22, Inch, NYSM, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 755 AM, NY, Lewis, Croghan, 11, ENE, 43.97496, -75.20100, RAIN_24, 1.19, Inch, NYSM, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 755 AM, NY, Lewis, Osceola, 1, E, 43.49915, -75.71175, RAIN_24, 1.17, Inch, NYSM, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 530 AM, NY, Lewis, Harrisville, 5, SSW, 44.09360, -75.36530, RAIN_24, 1.02, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 755 AM, NY, Lewis, Carthage, 4, S, 43.92056, -75.60787, RAIN_24, 0.95, Inch, NYSM, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 811 AM, NY, Lewis, Lowville, , , 43.80970, -75.47330, RAIN_24, 0.84, Inch, RAWS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 755 AM, NY, Lewis, Glenfield, 1, NW, 43.71680, -75.40925, RAIN_24, 0.73, Inch, NYSM, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 600 AM, NY, Lewis, Highmarket, , , 43.57520, -75.52070, RAIN_24, 0.72, Inch, Co-Op Observer, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 755 AM, NY, Livingston, York, 2, ESE, 42.85504, -77.84776, RAIN_24, 0.53, Inch, NYSM, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 718 AM, NY, Monroe, Hamlin, 3, NNW, 43.34240, -77.94650, RAIN_24, 0.70, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 755 AM, NY, Monroe, Brockport, 1, WSW, 43.20835, -77.96592, RAIN_24, 0.57, Inch, NYSM, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 815 AM, NY, Niagara, Niagara Falls, 6, E, 43.08300, -78.90460, RAIN_24, 1.33, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 800 AM, NY, Niagara, Rapids, 1, SW, 43.09180, -78.65680, RAIN_24, 1.29, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 815 AM, NY, Niagara, Niagara Falls Airport, , , 43.11670, -78.93330, RAIN_24, 1.18, Inch, ASOS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 800 AM, NY, Niagara, Lockport, 2, SSE, 43.14820, -78.68580, RAIN_24, 1.17, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 755 AM, NY, Niagara, Burt, 2, W, 43.31699, -78.74903, RAIN_24, 1.09, Inch, NYSM, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 700 AM, NY, Niagara, Lockport, 1, NE, 43.17650, -78.68340, RAIN_24, 1.05, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 700 AM, NY, Niagara, North Tonawanda, , , 43.02190, -78.84670, RAIN_24, 1.02, Inch, Co-Op Observer, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 700 AM, NY, Niagara, North Tonawanda, 1, NNE, 43.05730, -78.86170, RAIN_24, 1.02, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 600 AM, NY, Niagara, Lockport, 3, ESE, 43.15210, -78.65340, RAIN_24, 0.98, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 755 AM, NY, Ontario, Clifton Springs, 4, NNW, 43.01479, -77.18518, RAIN_24, 0.59, Inch, NYSM, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 815 AM, NY, Ontario, Victor, , , 43.00430, -77.44720, RAIN_24, 0.52, Inch, HADS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 800 AM, NY, Orleans, Medina, , WNW, 43.22300, -78.39540, RAIN_24, 0.94, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 755 AM, NY, Orleans, Medina, 4, E, 43.22668, -78.30927, RAIN_24, 0.71, Inch, NYSM, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 643 AM, NY, Orleans, Albion, 2, NW, 43.26370, -78.21860, RAIN_24, 0.61, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 755 AM, NY, Oswego, Redfield, 7, NNW, 43.62218, -75.87769, RAIN_24, 1.09, Inch, NYSM, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 755 AM, NY, Oswego, Central Square, 3, NE, 43.32613, -76.10445, RAIN_24, 0.88, Inch, NYSM, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 700 AM, NY, Oswego, Lacona, 4, SSE, 43.59640, -76.03730, RAIN_24, 0.74, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 755 AM, NY, Oswego, Oswego, 2, WSW, 43.44318, -76.55323, RAIN_24, 0.66, Inch, NYSM, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 600 AM, NY, Oswego, Oswego, 5, ESE, 43.44370, -76.40520, RAIN_24, 0.64, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 754 AM, NY, Oswego, Oswego Airport, , , 43.35000, -76.38330, RAIN_24, 0.54, Inch, ASOS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 900 AM, NY, Wayne, Lyons, 1, NNE, 43.07380, -76.98990, RAIN_24, 1.09, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 700 AM, NY, Wayne, Walworth, 2, SW, 43.12500, -77.29900, RAIN_24, 0.83, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 800 AM, NY, Wayne, Palmyra, 2, NW, 43.07950, -77.25260, RAIN_24, 0.64, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 755 AM, NY, Wayne, Ontario, 5, WNW, 43.25941, -77.37331, RAIN_24, 0.58, Inch, NYSM, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 745 AM, NY, Wyoming, Arcade, , , 42.53470, -78.45750, RAIN_24, 0.80, Inch, Co-Op Observer, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 700 AM, NY, Wyoming, Silver Springs COOP, , , 42.70580, -78.09370, RAIN_24, 0.58, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 755 AM, NY, Wyoming, Warsaw, 5, NW, 42.77993, -78.20889, RAIN_24, 0.53, Inch, NYSM, 24-hourly Rainfall, $$ DPK  386 NOUS44 KHUN 101334 PNSHUN ALZ001>010-016-TNZ076-096-097-110145- Public Information Statement National Weather Service Huntsville AL 834 AM CDT Fri May 10 2019 ...Two Storm Surveys Planned Today in North Alabama and South Middle Tennessee... The National Weather Service in Huntsville will be dispatching two teams to survey damage that occurred with the storms that moved through northern Alabama and souther middle Tennessee yesterday. The first team will survey damage in Marshall County, AL and DeKalb County, AL. A second team will survey the damage that began in Madison County, AL and tracked northeastward into Lincoln County, TN. A major contribution to the success of our severe weather warning program is the receipt of storm reports from all our customers and partners across northern Alabama and southern middle Tennessee. If you witnessed or are aware of any storm damage, please contact the National Weather Service in Huntsville or your local emergency management agency. Additional public information statements will be released later as details are received from the field. These will also be made available on our home page at weather.gov/huntsville. $$  118 NOUS45 KSLC 101350 PNSSLC Public Information Statement National Weather Service Salt Lake City UT 746 AM MDT Fri May 10 2019 ...Preliminary Storm Information... 18 hour precipitation totals ***** Precip Reports ***** Time Precip ...Wasatch Mountains I-80 North... Usu Doc Daniel - 8271 ft 6 PM Thu 0.60 Red Spur - 8872 ft 7 AM Fri 0.37 Laketown - 5980 ft 5 PM Thu 0.34 Laketown - 5991 ft 7 AM Fri 0.26 Garden City - 5959 ft 6 PM Thu 0.24 Garden City Summit - 7600 ft 6 PM Thu 0.20 Tony Grove Lake - 8400 ft 6 PM Thu 0.20 Otter Creek - 7160 ft 6 PM Thu 0.17 Logan Summit - 7615 ft 7 AM Fri 0.13 Randolph - 6329 ft 6 PM Thu 0.12 Monte Cristo - 8960 ft 7 PM Thu 0.10 City Creek Water Plant - 5330 ft 5 PM Thu 0.04 ...Wasatch Mountains South of I-80... Thaynes Canyon - 9200 ft 5 PM Thu 0.10 Alta - 8730 ft 5 PM Thu 0.07 Sundance Mid Mountain - 7450 ft 5 PM Thu 0.05 ...Western Uinta Mountains... Trial Lake - 9960 ft 6 PM Thu 0.60 Brown Duck - 10600 ft 6 PM Thu 0.50 Spirit Lake - 10223 ft 7 PM Thu 0.40 Lakefork #1 - 10100 ft 7 PM Thu 0.40 Five Points Lake - 10920 ft 6 PM Thu 0.40 Chepeta - 10300 ft 6 PM Thu 0.40 Hayden Fork - 9100 ft 5 PM Thu 0.40 Bear River Rs - 8500 ft 5 PM Thu 0.40 Bear River - 8536 ft 7 AM Fri 0.38 Norway - 8280 ft 6 PM Thu 0.38 Norway - 8280 ft 6 PM Thu 0.38 Chepeta - 12120 ft 6 AM Fri 0.36 Lakefork Basin - 10900 ft 7 PM Thu 0.30 Hole-in-rock - 9150 ft 6 PM Thu 0.30 Lily Lake - 9050 ft 5 PM Thu 0.30 Aspen Mtn - 7539 ft 7 AM Fri 0.29 Uintalands - 8688 ft 7 AM Fri 0.28 Buck Pasture - 9700 ft 6 PM Thu 0.20 Yellowstone Drainage - 7800 ft 7 AM Fri 0.15 Hewinta - 9500 ft 5 PM Thu 0.10 Hewinta - 9186 ft 6 PM Thu 0.09 Heber City 6 E - 8284 ft 6 PM Thu 0.08 Yellowstone River Nr Altonah - 7506 ft 7 AM Fri 0.07 Oakley - 7800 ft 7 AM Fri 0.06 West Fork Blacksfork - 8865 ft 6 PM Thu 0.06 ...Wasatch Plateau/Book Cliffs... Clear Creek #1 - 9200 ft 7 PM Thu 0.50 Clear Creek #2 - 8300 ft 7 PM Thu 0.20 Daniels-strawberry - 8000 ft 5 PM Thu 0.20 Bruin Point - 10200 ft 6 AM Fri 0.17 Baer #10 Red Bull - 8360 ft 6 PM Thu 0.15 Horse Ridge - 8480 ft 6 PM Thu 0.13 Strawberry Divide - 8400 ft 7 PM Thu 0.10 Wasatch-cache Nf 22E Provo - 7780 ft 6 PM Thu 0.06 ...Western Uinta Basin... Fruitland - 6981 ft 7 AM Fri 0.07 ...Castle Country... Castle Dale - 5843 ft 7 AM Fri 0.07 Helper - 5947 ft 6 AM Fri 0.02 ...San Rafael Swell... Torrey - 6050 ft 7 AM Fri 0.07 ...Sanpete/Sevier Valleys... Sevier Reservoir - 5369 ft 6 AM Fri 0.05 ...West Central Utah... Mud Spring - 5902 ft 6 PM Thu 0.05 ...Southwest Utah... Enterprise - 5384 ft 7 AM Fri 1.11 Enterprise - 5340 ft 7 AM Fri 0.86 Newcastle - 5306 ft 7 AM Fri 0.63 Cedar City Municipal Airport - 5581 ft 7 AM Fri 0.60 Zion Np 18 SSE Cedar City - 5100 ft 7 AM Fri 0.59 Cedar City 5.6 NW - 5505 ft 7 AM Fri 0.59 Jensen Spring - 5744 ft 6 AM Fri 0.40 Brimstone Reservoir - 5620 ft 7 AM Fri 0.06 ...Utah's Dixie and Zion National Park... St George 4.1 SSW - 2554 ft 7 AM Fri 1.16 St George East Ridge - 2972 ft 7 AM Fri 1.05 St George Municipal Airport - 2940 ft 7 AM Fri 0.98 Ft Pierce Wash Nr St. George - 2810 ft 7 AM Fri 0.92 Zion National Park - 5741 ft 7 AM Fri 0.81 White Reef - 3440 ft 7 AM Fri 0.71 Zion Canyon - 3999 ft 7 AM Fri 0.54 St. George - 2861 ft 7 AM Fri 0.17 NF Virgin River Nr Springdale - 3979 ft 7 AM Fri 0.12 ...South Central Utah... E Fork Virgin River Glendale - 5897 ft 7 AM Fri 0.09 Telegraph Flat - 5460 ft 6 AM Fri 0.06 ...Central Utah Mountains... Box Creek - 9800 ft 7 PM Thu 0.20 10 ESE Oak City - 7268 ft 6 PM Thu 0.16 Gbrc Hq - 8541 ft 7 PM Thu 0.10 Grassy Lake Nr Ephraim - 8880 ft 6 PM Thu 0.09 ...Southern Utah Mountains... Diamond Valley - 4536 ft 7 AM Fri 1.00 Pine Valley - 6400 ft 6 AM Fri 0.66 Badger Spring - 3990 ft 6 AM Fri 0.65 Lava Point Raws - 7890 ft 7 AM Fri 0.56 Bryce Canyon Airport - 7585 ft 7 AM Fri 0.41 Sunflower Flat - 9957 ft 7 PM Thu 0.40 Tom Best Spring - 7718 ft 7 AM Fri 0.38 Greenville Bench Portable - 6200 ft 7 AM Fri 0.37 Powerhouse Nr Veyo - 4600 ft 7 AM Fri 0.36 Larb Hollow - 8490 ft 7 AM Fri 0.34 Buck Flat - 8000 ft 7 AM Fri 0.32 Bryce Canyon - 7855 ft 7 AM Fri 0.31 Coal Creek Near Cedar City 3e - 6017 ft 7 AM Fri 0.30 Gardner Peak - 8323 ft 7 PM Thu 0.20 Kolob - 9250 ft 7 PM Thu 0.20 Cottonwood Mtn - 7544 ft 6 AM Fri 0.16 Assay - 8100 ft 6 AM Fri 0.11 Jones Corral - 9751 ft 7 PM Thu 0.10 Long Valley Jct - 7360 ft 7 PM Thu 0.10 Clayton Springs - 10000 ft 7 PM Thu 0.10 Circleville - 6079 ft 6 AM Fri 0.06 ...Southwest Wyoming... Smiths Fork Nr Robertson - 8470 ft 7 AM Fri 0.09 $$  845 NOUS42 KKEY 101356 PNSKEY FLZ076>078-110200- Public Information Statement National Weather Service Key West FL 956 AM EDT Fri May 10 2019 ...National Tropical Cyclone Watch Warning Product (TCV) Product Collaboration Tests... To:        Subscribers:            -NOAA Weather Wire Service            -Emergency Managers Weather Information Network            -NOAAPort             Other NWS Partners and NWS Employees   From:      Allison Allen Chief, Marine, Tropical and Tsunami Services Branch          Subject:   National Tropical Cyclone Watch Warning Product (TCV) Product Collaboration Tests   The National Hurricane Center (NHC), the Ocean Prediction Center (OPC), the Weather Prediction Center (WPC), and 21 National Weather Service (NWS) Weather Forecast Offices (WFOs) in the NWS Southern Region and 15 WFOs in the NWS Eastern Region, will commence with internal software and hardware testing of the national tropical cyclone watch/warning (TCV) product collaboration process for the Atlantic basin on Monday, August 6 and continue daily through Thursday, August 9, 2018. Internal testing will begin at approximately 1400 GMT and terminate at 1900 GMT daily during scheduled test days. In the event of inclement weather, Friday, August 10, 2018 has been reserved to serve as backup date for any portion of testing that was delayed. Internal TCV test products are not intended to be released externally through NWS dissemination and communication systems. Periodic NHC and WFO internal software and hardware testing will continue during the remainder of 2018. The national TCV product for the Atlantic basin will contain a summary of NHC/WFO collaborated wind and/or storm surge watches and warnings, depicted by NWS-defined geographic zones. For more information, please contact:     Chip Kasper MIC National Weather Service Office Key West, FL 33040 Kennard.kasper@noaa.gov 305-295-1316 National Service Change Notices are online at:     http://www.weather.gov/os/notif.htm $$ BT  642 NOUS44 KBRO 101408 PNSBRO TXZ248>257-351-353-110215- Public Information Statement National Weather Service Brownsville TX 908 AM CDT Fri May 10 2019 ...PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT... To: Subscribers: -NOAA Weather Wire Service -Emergency Managers Weather Information Network -NOAAPort Other NWS Partners and NWS Employees From: Allison Allen Chief, Marine, Tropical and Tsunami Services Branch Subject: National Tropical Cyclone Watch Warning Product (TCV) Product Collaboration Tests The National Hurricane Center (NHC), the Ocean Prediction Center (OPC), the Weather Prediction Center (WPC), and National Weather Service (NWS) Weather Forecast Offices (WFOs) in the Southern Region and in the NWS Eastern Region, will commence with internal software and hardware testing of the national tropical cyclone watch/warning (TCV) product collaboration process for the Atlantic basin on Monday, May 13 and continue daily through Thursday, May 16, 2019. Internal testing will begin at approximately 1400 GMT and terminate at 1900 GMT daily during scheduled test days. In the event of inclement weather, Friday, May 17, 2019 has been reserved to serve as backup date for any portion of testing that was delayed. Internal TCV test products are not intended to be released externally through NWS dissemination and communication systems. The text products affected by collaboration testing are the National Tropical Cyclone Watch/Warning (TCV) products issued under the following AWIPS Product Identifiers (PIL) and World Meteorological Organization (WFO) Identifiers (ID): TCV Product AWIPS PIL WMO ID ------------ --------- ------- Preliminary TCV PTCAT/1-5/ WTNT/81-85/ KNHC National TCV TCVAT/1-5/ WTNT/81-85/ KNHC In addition, the following National Digital Forecast Database (NDFD) elements will be created for this test: - tropical cyclone wind probabilities (incremental and cumulative) for 34 kt, 50 kt, and 64 kt - hazard grid (including tropical storm, hurricane, and storm surge hazards) Periodic NHC and WFO internal software and hardware testing will continue during the remainder of 2019. The national TCV product for the Atlantic basin will contain a summary of NHC/WFO collaborated wind and/or storm surge watches and warnings, depicted by NWS-defined geographic zones. NWS WFOs participating in the national TCV product collaboration tests are listed below by NWS Region: NWS – Southern Region Atlanta, GA (FFC) Austin-San Antonio, TX (EWX) Birmingham, AL (BMX) Brownsville, TX (BRO) Corpus Christi, TX (CRP) Fort Worth, TX (FWD) Houston, TX (HGX) Jackson, MS (JAN) Jacksonville, FL (JAX) Key West, FL (KEY) Lake Charles, LA (LCH) Little Rock, AR (LZK) Melbourne, FL (MLB) Miami, FL (MFL) Mobile, AL (MOB) Morristown, TN (MRX) New Orleans, LA (LIX) San Juan, PR (SJU) Shreveport, LA (SHV) Tallahassee, FL (TAE) Tampa Bay Area, FL (TBW) NWS – Eastern Region Albany, NY (ALY) Boston, MA (BOX) Caribou, ME (CAR) Charleston, SC (CHS) Gray/Portland, ME (GYX) Mount Holly, NJ (PHI) Newport/Morehead City, NC (MHX) New York, NY (OKX) Sterling, VA (LWX) Wakefield, VA (AKQ) Wilmington, NC (ILM) Columbia, SC (CAE) Greenville-Spartanburg, SC (GSP) Raleigh-Durham, NC (RAH) Blacksburg/Roanoke, VA (RNK) For more information, please contact: Joshua Schroeder Science and Operations Officer National Weather Service Office Brownsville, TX 78521 Joshua.Schroeder@noaa.gov (956) 504-1432, Ext. 224 National Public Information Statements are online at: https://www.weather.gov/notification/ $$ 53  478 NOUS42 KFFC 101410 PNSFFC GAZ001>009-011>016-019>025-027-030>039-041>062-066>076-078>086- 089>098-102>113-102215- Public Information Statement National Weather Service Peachtree City GA 1010 AM EDT Fri May 10 2019 ...PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT... To: Subscribers: -NOAA Weather Wire Service -Emergency Managers Weather Information Network -NOAAPort Other NWS Partners and NWS Employees From: Allison Allen Chief, Marine, Tropical and Tsunami Services Branch Subject: National Tropical Cyclone Watch Warning Product (TCV) Product Collaboration Tests The National Hurricane Center (NHC), the Ocean Prediction Center (OPC), the Weather Prediction Center (WPC), and National Weather Service (NWS) Weather Forecast Offices (WFOs) in the NWS Southern Region and in the NWS Eastern Region, will commence with internal software and hardware testing of the national tropical cyclone watch/warning (TCV) product collaboration process for the Atlantic basin on Monday, May 13 and continue daily through Thursday, May 16, 2019. Internal testing will begin at approximately 1400 GMT and terminate at 1900 GMT daily during scheduled test days. In the event of inclement weather, Friday, May 17, 2018 has been reserved to serve as backup date for any portion of testing that was delayed. Internal TCV test products are not intended to be released externally through NWS dissemination and communication systems. The text products affected by collaboration testing are the National Tropical Cyclone Watch/Warning (TCV) products issued under the following AWIPS Product Identifiers (PIL) and World Meteorological Organization (WFO) Identifiers (ID): TCV Product AWIPS PIL WMO ID ------------ --------- ------- Preliminary TCV PTCAT/1-5/ WTNT/81-85/ KNHC National TCV TCVAT/1-5/ WTNT/81-85/ KNHC In addition, the following National Digital Forecast Database (NDFD) elements will be created for this test: - tropical cyclone wind probabilities (incremental and cumulative) for 34 kt, 50 kt, and 64 kt - hazard grid (including tropical storm, hurricane, and storm surge hazards) Periodic NHC and WFO internal software and hardware testing will continue during the remainder of 2019. The national TCV product for the Atlantic basin will contain a summary of NHC/WFO collaborated wind and/or storm surge watches and warnings, depicted by NWS-defined geographic zones. NWS WFOs participating in the national TCV product collaboration tests are listed below by NWS Region: NWS Southern Region Atlanta, GA (FFC) Austin-San Antonio, TX (EWX) Birmingham, AL (BMX) Brownsville, TX (BRO) Corpus Christi, TX (CRP) Fort Worth, TX (FWD) Houston, TX (HGX) Jackson, MS (JAN) Jacksonville, FL (JAX) Key West, FL (KEY) Lake Charles, LA (LCH) Little Rock, AR (LZK) Melbourne, FL (MLB) Miami, FL (MFL) Mobile, AL (MOB) Morristown, TN (MRX) New Orleans, LA (LIX) San Juan, PR (SJU) Shreveport, LA (SHV) Tallahassee, FL (TAE) Tampa Bay Area, FL (TBW) NWS Eastern Region Albany, NY (ALY) Boston, MA (BOX) Caribou, ME (CAR) Charleston, SC (CHS) Gray/Portland, ME (GYX) Mount Holly, NJ (PHI) Newport/Morehead City, NC (MHX) New York, NY (OKX) Sterling, VA (LWX) Wakefield, VA (AKQ) Wilmington, NC (ILM) Columbia, SC (CAE) Greenville-Spartanburg, SC (GSP) Raleigh-Durham, NC (RAH) Blacksburg/Roanoke, VA (RNK) For more information, please contact: Keith Stellman Meteorologist In Charge National Weather Service Office Peachtree City 4 Falcon Field Peachtree City, GA 30269 Keith.Stellman@noaa.gov 770-486-1133 National Public Information Statements are online at: https://www.weather.gov/notification/ $$  613 NOUS42 KKEY 101413 PNSKEY FLZ076>078-110215- Public Information Statement National Weather Service Key West FL 1013 AM EDT Fri May 10 2019 ...National Tropical Cyclone Watch Warning Product (TCV) Product Collaboration Tests... To:        Subscribers:            -NOAA Weather Wire Service            -Emergency Managers Weather Information Network            -NOAAPort             Other NWS Partners and NWS Employees   From:      Allison Allen Chief, Marine, Tropical and Tsunami Services Branch          Subject:   National Tropical Cyclone Watch Warning Product (TCV) Product Collaboration Tests   The National Hurricane Center (NHC), the Ocean Prediction Center (OPC), the Weather Prediction Center (WPC), and 21 National Weather Service (NWS) Weather Forecast Offices (WFOs) in the NWS Southern Region and 15 WFOs in the NWS Eastern Region, will commence with internal software and hardware testing of the national tropical cyclone watch/warning (TCV) product collaboration process for the Atlantic basin on Monday, May 13 and continue daily through Thursday, May 16, 2019. Internal testing will begin at approximately 1400 GMT and terminate at 1900 GMT daily during scheduled test days. In the event of inclement weather, Friday, May 17, 2019 has been reserved to serve as backup date for any portion of testing that was delayed. Internal TCV test products are not intended to be released externally through NWS dissemination and communication systems. Periodic NHC and WFO internal software and hardware testing will continue during the remainder of 2019. The national TCV product for the Atlantic basin will contain a summary of NHC/WFO collaborated wind and/or storm surge watches and warnings, depicted by NWS-defined geographic zones. For more information, please contact:     Chip Kasper MIC National Weather Service Office Key West, FL 33040 Kennard.kasper@noaa.gov 305-295-1316 National Service Change Notices are online at:     http://www.weather.gov/os/notif.htm $$ BT  199 NOUS41 KRNK 101414 PNSRNK Public Information Statement National Weather Service Blacksburg VA 1010 AM EDT Friday May 10 2019 To: Subscribers: -NOAA Weather Wire Service -Emergency Managers Weather Information Network -NOAAPort Other NWS Partners and NWS Employees From: Allison Allen Chief, Marine, Tropical and Tsunami Services Branch Subject: National Tropical Cyclone Watch Warning Product (TCV) Product Collaboration Tests The National Hurricane Center (NHC), the Ocean Prediction Center (OPC), the Weather Prediction Center (WPC), and National Weather Service (NWS) Weather Forecast Offices (WFOs) in the NWS Southern Region and in the NWS Eastern Region, will commence with internal software and hardware testing of the national tropical cyclone watch/warning (TCV) product collaboration process for the Atlantic basin on Monday, May 13 through Thursday, May 16, 2019. Local testing at the National Weather Service Office in Blacksburg, Virginia will take place on Wednesday, May 15th. Internal testing will begin at approximately 1400 GMT and terminate at 1900 GMT daily during scheduled test days. In the event of inclement weather, Friday, May 17, 2019 has been reserved to serve as backup date for any portion of testing that was delayed. Internal TCV test products are not intended to be released externally through NWS dissemination and communication systems. The text products affected by collaboration testing are the National Tropical Cyclone Watch/Warning (TCV) products issued under the following AWIPS Product Identifiers (PIL) and World Meteorological Organization (WFO) Identifiers (ID): TCV Product AWIPS PIL WMO ID ------------ --------- ------- Preliminary TCV PTCAT/1-5/ WTNT/81-85/ KNHC National TCV TCVAT/1-5/ WTNT/81-85/ KNHC In addition, the following National Digital Forecast Database (NDFD) elements will be created for this test: - tropical cyclone wind probabilities (incremental and cumulative) for 34 kt, 50 kt, and 64 kt - hazard grid (including tropical storm, hurricane, and storm surge hazards) Periodic NHC and WFO internal software and hardware testing will continue during the remainder of 2019. The national TCV product for the Atlantic basin will contain a summary of NHC/WFO collaborated wind and/or storm surge watches and warnings, depicted by NWS-defined geographic zones. NWS WFOs participating in the national TCV product collaboration tests are listed below by NWS Region: NWS – Southern Region Atlanta, GA (FFC) Austin-San Antonio, TX (EWX) Birmingham, AL (BMX) Brownsville, TX (BRO) Corpus Christi, TX (CRP) Fort Worth, TX (FWD) Houston, TX (HGX) Jackson, MS (JAN) Jacksonville, FL (JAX) Key West, FL (KEY) Lake Charles, LA (LCH) Little Rock, AR (LZK) Melbourne, FL (MLB) Miami, FL (MFL) Mobile, AL (MOB) Morristown, TN (MRX) New Orleans, LA (LIX) San Juan, PR (SJU) Shreveport, LA (SHV) Tallahassee, FL (TAE) Tampa Bay Area, FL (TBW) NWS – Eastern Region Albany, NY (ALY) Boston, MA (BOX) Caribou, ME (CAR) Charleston, SC (CHS) Gray/Portland, ME (GYX) Mount Holly, NJ (PHI) Newport/Morehead City, NC (MHX) New York, NY (OKX) Sterling, VA (LWX) Wakefield, VA (AKQ) Wilmington, NC (ILM) Columbia, SC (CAE) Greenville-Spartanburg, SC (GSP) Raleigh-Durham, NC (RAH) Blacksburg/Roanoke, VA (RNK) For more information, please contact: Jim Hudgins Lead Forecaster National Weather Service Office Blacksburg, VA, 24060 james.hudgins@noaa.gov 540-552-0084 National Public Information Statements are online at: https://www.weather.gov/notification/ $$  912 NOUS44 KMOB 101420 PNSMOB PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE MOBILE AL 920 AM CDT FRI MAY 10 2019 TO: SUBSCRIBERS: -NOAA WEATHER WIRE SERVICE -EMERGENCY MANAGERS WEATHER INFORMATION NETWORK -NOAAPORT OTHER NWS PARTNERS AND NWS EMPLOYEES FROM: ALLISON ALLEN CHIEF, MARINE, TROPICAL AND TSUNAMI SERVICES BRANCH SUBJECT: NATIONAL TROPICAL CYCLONE WATCH WARNING PRODUCT (TCV) PRODUCT COLLABORATION TESTS THE NATIONAL HURRICANE CENTER (NHC), THE OCEAN PREDICTION CENTER (OPC), THE WEATHER PREDICTION CENTER (WPC), AND NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE (NWS) WEATHER FORECAST OFFICES (WFOS) IN THE NWS SOUTHERN REGION AND IN THE NWS EASTERN REGION, WILL COMMENCE WITH INTERNAL SOFTWARE AND HARDWARE TESTING OF THE NATIONAL TROPICAL CYCLONE WATCH/WARNING (TCV) PRODUCT COLLABORATION PROCESS FOR THE ATLANTIC BASIN ON MONDAY, MAY 13 AND CONTINUE DAILY THROUGH THURSDAY, MAY 16, 2019. INTERNAL TESTING WILL BEGIN AT APPROXIMATELY 1400 GMT AND TERMINATE AT 1900 GMT DAILY DURING SCHEDULED TEST DAYS. IN THE EVENT OF INCLEMENT WEATHER, FRIDAY, MAY 17, 2018 HAS BEEN RESERVED TO SERVE AS BACKUP DATE FOR ANY PORTION OF TESTING THAT WAS DELAYED. INTERNAL TCV TEST PRODUCTS ARE NOT INTENDED TO BE RELEASED EXTERNALLY THROUGH NWS DISSEMINATION AND COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS. THE TEXT PRODUCTS AFFECTED BY COLLABORATION TESTING ARE THE NATIONAL TROPICAL CYCLONE WATCH/WARNING (TCV) PRODUCTS ISSUED UNDER THE FOLLOWING AWIPS PRODUCT IDENTIFIERS (PIL) AND WORLD METEOROLOGICAL ORGANIZATION (WFO) IDENTIFIERS (ID): TCV PRODUCT AWIPS PIL WMO ID ------------ --------- ------- PRELIMINARY TCV PTCAT/1-5/ WTNT/81-85/ KNHC NATIONAL TCV TCVAT/1-5/ WTNT/81-85/ KNHC IN ADDITION, THE FOLLOWING NATIONAL DIGITAL FORECAST DATABASE (NDFD) ELEMENTS WILL BE CREATED FOR THIS TEST: - TROPICAL CYCLONE WIND PROBABILITIES (INCREMENTAL AND CUMULATIVE) FOR 34 KT, 50 KT, AND 64 KT - HAZARD GRID (INCLUDING TROPICAL STORM, HURRICANE, AND STORM SURGE HAZARDS) PERIODIC NHC AND WFO INTERNAL SOFTWARE AND HARDWARE TESTING WILL CONTINUE DURING THE REMAINDER OF 2019. THE NATIONAL TCV PRODUCT FOR THE ATLANTIC BASIN WILL CONTAIN A SUMMARY OF NHC/WFO COLLABORATED WIND AND/OR STORM SURGE WATCHES AND WARNINGS, DEPICTED BY NWS-DEFINED GEOGRAPHIC ZONES. NWS WFOS PARTICIPATING IN THE NATIONAL TCV PRODUCT COLLABORATION TESTS ARE LISTED BELOW BY NWS REGION: NWS – SOUTHERN REGION ATLANTA, GA (FFC) AUSTIN-SAN ANTONIO, TX (EWX) BIRMINGHAM, AL (BMX) BROWNSVILLE, TX (BRO) CORPUS CHRISTI, TX (CRP) FORT WORTH, TX (FWD) HOUSTON, TX (HGX) JACKSON, MS (JAN) JACKSONVILLE, FL (JAX) KEY WEST, FL (KEY) LAKE CHARLES, LA (LCH) LITTLE ROCK, AR (LZK) MELBOURNE, FL (MLB) MIAMI, FL (MFL) MOBILE, AL (MOB) MORRISTOWN, TN (MRX) NEW ORLEANS, LA (LIX) SAN JUAN, PR (SJU) SHREVEPORT, LA (SHV) TALLAHASSEE, FL (TAE) TAMPA BAY AREA, FL (TBW) NWS – EASTERN REGION ALBANY, NY (ALY) BOSTON, MA (BOX) CARIBOU, ME (CAR) CHARLESTON, SC (CHS) GRAY/PORTLAND, ME (GYX) MOUNT HOLLY, NJ (PHI) NEWPORT/MOREHEAD CITY, NC (MHX) NEW YORK, NY (OKX) STERLING, VA (LWX) WAKEFIELD, VA (AKQ) WILMINGTON, NC (ILM) COLUMBIA, SC (CAE) GREENVILLE-SPARTANBURG, SC (GSP) RALEIGH-DURHAM, NC (RAH) BLACKSBURG/ROANOKE, VA (RNK) FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT: JASON BEAMAN WARNING COORDINATION METEOROLOGIST NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE OFFICE MOBILE, AL 36608 JASON.BEAMAN@NOAA.GOV 251-633-6443 NATIONAL PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENTS ARE ONLINE AT: HTTPS://WWW.WEATHER.GOV/NOTIFICATION/ $$  200 NOUS44 KFWD 101428 PNSFWD TXZ091>095-100>107-115>123-129>135-141>148-156>162-174-175-101730- Public Information Statement National Weather Service Fort Worth TX 928 AM CDT Fri May 10 2019 ...NWS Damage Survey For 05/08/19 Robertson County Tornado Event .Overview...An analysis of storm damage across Robertson County determined an EF-0 tornado occurred in the Elliot area within a larger area of strong straightline winds. Damage has been reported from Harless Lane near Hearne to FM 2549 in the Elliot area. Most of the tree and structure damage was determined to be strong straightline winds of 75-85 mph, but an embedded tornado occurred near the intersection of US 79 and FM 2549 where a barn was damaged. .Elliot area Tornado... Rating: EF0 Estimated Peak Wind: 85 mph Path Length /statute/: 0.26 miles Path Width /maximum/: 100.0 yards Fatalities: 0 Injuries: 0 Start Date: 05/08/2019 Start Time: 01:29 PM CDT Start Location: 5 NNE Hearne / Robertson County / TX Start Lat/Lon: 30.9542 / -96.568 End Date: 05/10/2019 End Time: 01:30 PM CDT End Location: 5 NNE Hearne / Robertson County / TX End Lat/Lon: 30.9538 / -96.5636 Survey Summary: A weak tornado occurred in the Elliot area within a larger area of straightline winds. The tornado damaged a barn and trees along a quarter mile path to the east. Additional damage in the area was determined to be straightline winds associated with a bowing segment and/or a rear flank downdraft. EF Scale: The Enhanced Fujita Scale classifies tornadoes into the following categories: EF0...Weak......65 to 85 mph EF1...Weak......86 to 110 mph EF2...Strong....111 to 135 mph EF3...Strong....136 to 165 mph EF4...Violent...166 to 200 mph EF5...Violent...>200 mph NOTE: The information in this statement is preliminary and subject to change pending final review of the event and publication in NWS Storm Data. $$ JLDunn  929 NOUS43 KARX 101441 PNSARX IAZ008>011-018-019-029-030-MNZ079-086>088-094>096-WIZ017-029- 032>034-041>044-053>055-061-110245- Public Information Statement National Weather Service La Crosse WI 941 AM CDT Fri May 10 2019 ...NOAA Weather Radio for Tomah and Richland Center Back on the Air... ...PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT... The NOAA Weather Radio transmitters for Tomah and Richland Center have returned to service and are broadcasting once again. We apologize for any inconvenience. $$  940 NOUS42 KTBW 101451 PNSTBW FLZ043-050-052-056-057-061-139-142-148-149-151-155-160-162-165- 239-242-248-249-251-255-260-262-265-110300- Public Information Statement National Weather Service Tampa Bay Ruskin FL 1051 AM EDT Fri May 10 2019 To: Subscribers: -NOAA Weather Wire Service -Emergency Managers Weather Information Network -NOAAPort Other NWS Partners and NWS Employees From: Allison Allen Chief, Marine, Tropical and Tsunami Services Branch Subject: National Tropical Cyclone Watch Warning Product (TCV) Product Collaboration Tests The National Hurricane Center (NHC), the Ocean Prediction Center (OPC), the Weather Prediction Center (WPC), and National Weather Service (NWS) Weather Forecast Offices (WFOs) in the NWS Southern Region and in the NWS Eastern Region, will commence with internal software and hardware testing of the national tropical cyclone watch/warning (TCV) product collaboration process for the Atlantic basin on Monday, May 13 and continue daily through Thursday, May 16, 2019. Internal testing will begin at approximately 1400 GMT and terminate at 1900 GMT daily during scheduled test days. In the event of inclement weather, Friday, May 17, 2018 has been reserved to serve as backup date for any portion of testing that was delayed. Internal TCV test products are not intended to be released externally through NWS dissemination and communication systems. The text products affected by collaboration testing are the National Tropical Cyclone Watch/Warning (TCV) products issued under the following AWIPS Product Identifiers (PIL) and World Meteorological Organization (WFO) Identifiers (ID): TCV Product AWIPS PIL WMO ID ------------ --------- ------- Preliminary TCV PTCAT/1-5/ WTNT/81-85/ KNHC National TCV TCVAT/1-5/ WTNT/81-85/ KNHC In addition, the following National Digital Forecast Database (NDFD) elements will be created for this test: - tropical cyclone wind probabilities (incremental and cumulative) for 34 kt, 50 kt, and 64 kt - hazard grid (including tropical storm, hurricane, and storm surge hazards) Periodic NHC and WFO internal software and hardware testing will continue during the remainder of 2019. The national TCV product for the Atlantic basin will contain a summary of NHC/WFO collaborated wind and/or storm surge watches and warnings, depicted by NWS-defined geographic zones. NWS WFOs participating in the national TCV product collaboration tests are listed below by NWS Region: NWS – Southern Region Atlanta, GA (FFC) Austin-San Antonio, TX (EWX) Birmingham, AL (BMX) Brownsville, TX (BRO) Corpus Christi, TX (CRP) Fort Worth, TX (FWD) Houston, TX (HGX) Jackson, MS (JAN) Jacksonville, FL (JAX) Key West, FL (KEY) Lake Charles, LA (LCH) Little Rock, AR (LZK) Melbourne, FL (MLB) Miami, FL (MFL) Mobile, AL (MOB) Morristown, TN (MRX) New Orleans, LA (LIX) San Juan, PR (SJU) Shreveport, LA (SHV) Tallahassee, FL (TAE) Tampa Bay Area, FL (TBW) NWS – Eastern Region Albany, NY (ALY) Boston, MA (BOX) Caribou, ME (CAR) Charleston, SC (CHS) Gray/Portland, ME (GYX) Mount Holly, NJ (PHI) Newport/Morehead City, NC (MHX) New York, NY (OKX) Sterling, VA (LWX) Wakefield, VA (AKQ) Wilmington, NC (ILM) Columbia, SC (CAE) Greenville-Spartanburg, SC (GSP) Raleigh-Durham, NC (RAH) Blacksburg/Roanoke, VA (RNK) For more information, please contact: Daniel Noah Warning Coordination Meteorologist National Weather Service Office Tampa Bay Area-Ruskin, FL, 33570 daniel.noah@noaa.gov 813-645-2323 National Public Information Statements are online at: https://www.weather.gov/notification/ $$  361 NOUS41 KBTV 101503 PNSBTV NYZ026>031-034-035-087-VTZ001>012-016>019-110303- Public Information Statement Spotter Reports National Weather Service Burlington VT 1103 AM EDT Fri May 10 2019 The following are unofficial observations taken during the past 24 hours for the storm that has been affecting our region. Appreciation is extended to highway departments, cooperative observers, Skywarn spotters, and media partners for these reports. This summary is also available on our home page at www.weather.gov/burlington. **********************24 HOUR RAINFALL********************** LOCATION 24 HOUR TIME/DATE COMMENTS RAINFALL OF /INCHES/ MEASUREMENT NEW YORK ...Clinton County... Saranac 1.38 816 AM 5/10 CWOP Ellenburg 1.03 825 AM 5/10 NYSM ...Essex County... Newcomb 1.19 825 AM 5/10 NYSM Whiteface Mountain B 1.09 825 AM 5/10 NYSM ...Franklin County... Tupper Lake 1.82 823 AM 5/10 CWOP Malone 1.15 825 AM 5/10 NYSM 6 N Saranac Lake 1.12 754 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS Gabriels 1.07 825 AM 5/10 NYSM ...St. Lawrence County... Wanakena 1.27 801 AM 5/10 RAWS Edwards 1.15 825 AM 5/10 NYSM VERMONT ...Caledonia County... East Burke 1.19 815 AM 5/10 CWOP 4 NNW Lyndonville 1.01 642 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS ...Chittenden County... Milton 1.51 815 AM 5/10 CWOP Westford 1.22 823 AM 5/10 CWOP Underhill 1.15 815 AM 5/10 CWOP Essex Junction 1.04 802 AM 5/10 RAWS 1 E Nashville 1.03 700 AM 5/10 NWS Employee 5 NNE Underhill 1.01 715 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS ...Essex County... Island Pond 1.11 841 AM 5/10 Co-Op Observer 1 NW Granby 1.03 820 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS Granby 1.03 815 AM 5/10 CWOP ...Franklin County... Vec East Berkshire 3 1.49 826 AM 5/10 VTWAC Vec Enosburg Tap 35 1.22 823 AM 5/10 VTWAC Fairfax 1.15 816 AM 5/10 CWOP East Stroudsburg 1.12 816 AM 5/10 CWOP ESE Fairfax 1.12 900 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS ...Grand Isle County... Vec South Alburg 28 1.83 829 AM 5/10 VTWAC ...Lamoille County... Morristown 1.44 815 AM 5/10 CWOP Morrisville-Stowe St 1.10 754 AM 5/10 AWOS Johnson 1.07 700 AM 5/10 Co-Op Observer ...Orange County... East Orange Branch 2.00 745 AM 5/10 HADS ...Orleans County... 4 NNE Greensboro 1.37 700 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS Greensboro 1.06 815 AM 5/10 CWOP Craftsbury 1.02 816 AM 5/10 CWOP 2 NNW Greensboro 1.00 700 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS ...Windsor County... Lake Elmore 1.00 748 AM 5/10 RAWS && *****METADATA***** :5/10/2019, 816 AM, NY, Clinton, Saranac, , , 44.63980, -73.73860, RAIN_24, 1.38, Inch, CWOP, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 825 AM, NY, Clinton, Ellenburg, , , 44.89550, -73.84500, RAIN_24, 1.03, Inch, NYSM, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 825 AM, NY, Essex, Newcomb, , , 43.97330, -74.22270, RAIN_24, 1.19, Inch, NYSM, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 825 AM, NY, Essex, Whiteface Mountain Base, , , 44.39320, -73.85880, RAIN_24, 1.09, Inch, NYSM, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 823 AM, NY, Franklin, Tupper Lake, , , 44.22130, -74.46620, RAIN_24, 1.82, Inch, CWOP, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 825 AM, NY, Franklin, Malone, , , 44.85290, -74.32890, RAIN_24, 1.15, Inch, NYSM, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 754 AM, NY, Franklin, Saranac Lake, 6, N, 44.41360, -74.15210, RAIN_24, 1.12, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 825 AM, NY, Franklin, Gabriels, , , 44.41740, -74.17870, RAIN_24, 1.07, Inch, NYSM, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 801 AM, NY, St. Lawrence, Wanakena, , , 44.16670, -74.90000, RAIN_24, 1.27, Inch, RAWS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 825 AM, NY, St. Lawrence, Edwards, , , 44.32150, -75.24380, RAIN_24, 1.15, Inch, NYSM, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 815 AM, VT, Caledonia, East Burke, , , 44.56730, -71.92510, RAIN_24, 1.19, Inch, CWOP, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 642 AM, VT, Caledonia, Lyndonville, 4, NNW, 44.59440, -72.02390, RAIN_24, 1.01, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 815 AM, VT, Chittenden, Milton, , , 44.63830, -73.05280, RAIN_24, 1.51, Inch, CWOP, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 823 AM, VT, Chittenden, Westford, , , 44.62750, -73.04130, RAIN_24, 1.22, Inch, CWOP, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 815 AM, VT, Chittenden, Underhill, , , 44.51580, -72.86650, RAIN_24, 1.15, Inch, CWOP, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 802 AM, VT, Chittenden, Essex Junction, , , 44.49600, -73.12570, RAIN_24, 1.04, Inch, RAWS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 700 AM, VT, Chittenden, Nashville, 1, E, 44.44972, -72.92699, RAIN_24, 1.03, Inch, NWS Employee, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 715 AM, VT, Chittenden, Underhill, 5, NNE, 44.59810, -72.91880, RAIN_24, 1.01, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 841 AM, VT, Essex, Island Pond, , , 44.81280, -71.89020, RAIN_24, 1.11, Inch, Co-Op Observer, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 820 AM, VT, Essex, Granby, 1, NW, 44.58330, -71.77870, RAIN_24, 1.03, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 815 AM, VT, Essex, Granby, , , 44.58320, -71.77870, RAIN_24, 1.03, Inch, CWOP, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 826 AM, VT, Franklin, Vec East Berkshire 30, , , 44.93530, -72.70930, RAIN_24, 1.49, Inch, VTWAC, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 823 AM, VT, Franklin, Vec Enosburg Tap 35, , , 44.91150, -72.81440, RAIN_24, 1.22, Inch, VTWAC, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 816 AM, VT, Franklin, Fairfax, , , 44.66370, -73.01330, RAIN_24, 1.15, Inch, CWOP, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 816 AM, VT, Franklin, East Stroudsburg, , , 44.68860, -73.10330, RAIN_24, 1.12, Inch, CWOP, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 900 AM, VT, Franklin, Fairfax, , ESE, 44.66530, -73.00880, RAIN_24, 1.12, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 829 AM, VT, Grand Isle, Vec South Alburg 28, , , 44.92450, -73.27520, RAIN_24, 1.83, Inch, VTWAC, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 815 AM, VT, Lamoille, Morristown, , , 44.51850, -72.68510, RAIN_24, 1.44, Inch, CWOP, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 754 AM, VT, Lamoille, Morrisville-Stowe State Air, , , 44.53330, -72.61670, RAIN_24, 1.10, Inch, AWOS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 700 AM, VT, Lamoille, Johnson, , , 44.65790, -72.65790, RAIN_24, 1.07, Inch, Co-Op Observer, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 745 AM, VT, Orange, East Orange Branch, , , 44.09280, -72.33610, RAIN_24, 2.00, Inch, HADS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 700 AM, VT, Orleans, Greensboro, 4, NNE, 44.63100, -72.28000, RAIN_24, 1.37, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 815 AM, VT, Orleans, Greensboro, , , 44.63070, -72.28080, RAIN_24, 1.06, Inch, CWOP, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 816 AM, VT, Orleans, Craftsbury, , , 44.68230, -72.35800, RAIN_24, 1.02, Inch, CWOP, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 700 AM, VT, Orleans, Greensboro, 2, NNW, 44.60530, -72.30940, RAIN_24, 1.00, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 748 AM, VT, Windsor, Lake Elmore, , , 43.43310, -72.40500, RAIN_24, 1.00, Inch, RAWS, 24-hourly Rainfall, $$ Lahiff  777 NOUS44 KLIX 101509 PNSLIX Public Information Statement National Weather Service New Orleans LA 10 AM CDT Fri May 10 2019 To: Subscribers: -NOAA Weather Wire Service -Emergency Managers -Weather Information Network -NOAAPort Other NWS Partners and NWS Employees From: Allison Allen Chief, Marine, Tropical and Tsunami Services Branch Subject: National Tropical Cyclone Watch Warning Product (TCV) Product Collaboration Tests The National Hurricane Center (NHC), the Ocean Prediction Center (OPC), the Weather Prediction Center (WPC), and National Weather Service (NWS) Weather Forecast Offices (WFOs) in the NWS Southern Region and in the NWS Eastern Region, will commence with internal software and hardware testing of the national tropical cyclone watch/warning (TCV) product collaboration process for the Atlantic basin on Monday, May 13 and continue daily through Thursday, May 16, 2019. Internal testing will begin at approximately 1400 GMT and terminate at 1900 GMT daily during scheduled test days. In the event of inclement weather, Friday, May 17, 2019 has been reserved to serve as backup date for any portion of testing that was delayed. Internal TCV test products are not intended to be released externally through NWS dissemination and communication systems. The text products affected by collaboration testing are the National Tropical Cyclone Watch/Warning (TCV) products issued under the following AWIPS Product Identifiers (PIL) and World Meteorological Organization (WFO) Identifiers (ID): TCV Product AWIPS PIL WMO ID ------------ --------- ------- Preliminary TCV PTCAT/1-5/ WTNT/81-85/ KNHC National TCV TCVAT/1-5/ WTNT/81-85/ KNHC In addition, the following National Digital Forecast Database (NDFD) elements will be created for this test: - - tropical cyclone wind probabilities (incremental and cumulative) for 34 kt, 50 kt, and 64 kt - - hazard grid (including tropical storm, hurricane, and storm surge hazards) Periodic NHC and WFO internal software and hardware testing will continue during the remainder of 2019. The national TCV product for the Atlantic basin will contain a summary of NHC/WFO collaborated wind and/or storm surge watches and warnings, depicted by NWS- defined geographic zones. NWS WFOs participating in the national TCV product collaboration tests are listed below by NWS Region: NWS - Southern Region Atlanta, GA (FFC) Austin-San Antonio, TX (EWX) Birmingham, AL (BMX) Brownsville, TX (BRO) Corpus Christi, TX (CRP) Fort Worth, TX (FWD) Houston, TX (HGX) Jackson, MS (JAN) Jacksonville, FL (JAX) Key West, FL (KEY) Lake Charles, LA (LCH) Little Rock, AR (LZK) Melbourne, FL (MLB) Miami, FL (MFL) Mobile, AL (MOB) Morristown, TN (MRX) New Orleans, LA (LIX) San Juan, PR (SJU) Shreveport, LA (SHV) Tallahassee, FL (TAE) Tampa Bay Area, FL (TBW) NWS - Eastern Region Albany, NY (ALY) Boston, MA (BOX) Caribou, ME (CAR) Charleston, SC (CHS) Gray/Portland, ME (GYX) Mount Holly, NJ (PHI) Newport/Morehead City, NC (MHX) New York, NY (OKX) Sterling, VA (LWX) Wakefield, VA (AKQ) Wilmington, NC (ILM) Columbia, SC (CAE) Greenville-Spartanburg, SC (GSP) Raleigh-Durham, NC (RAH) Blacksburg/Roanoke, VA (RNK) For more information, please contact: Ben Schott Meteorologist in Charge National Weather Service New Orleans/Baton Rouge Area Slidell LA 70460 ben.schott@noaa.gov 985-649-0357 National Public Information Statements are online at: https://www.weather.gov/notification/ $$  234 NOUS43 KABR 101517 PNSABR MNZ039-046-SDZ003>011-015>023-033>037-045-048-051-111530- Public Information Statement National Weather Service Aberdeen SD 1017 AM CDT Fri May 10 2019 /917 AM MDT Fri May 10 2019/ ...Public Information Statement... With mild springtime temperatures expected for the next several days, we anticipate more favorable growing conditions across central, north central and northeast South Dakota, and portions of western Minnesota. This will mark the start of the growing season. This message is to inform you that the National Weather Service in Aberdeen South Dakota will now begin issuing watches, warnings and advisories for frost and freeze conditions. Freeze Watches and Warnings are issued when temperatures are expected to drop below 32 degrees. Frost Advisories are issued when temperatures are forecast to fall to between 33 and 36 degrees. The local growing season typically runs from mid May through mid October. $$ Connelly  797 NOUS41 KBGM 101524 PNSBGM NYZ009-015>018-022>025-036-037-044>046-055>057-062-PAZ038>040-043- 044-047-048-072-110324- Public Information Statement Spotter Reports National Weather Service Binghamton NY 1124 AM EDT Fri May 10 2019 The following are official and unofficial observations taken during the past 6 HOURS. Appreciation is extended to highway departments, cooperative observers, SKYWARN spotters, and social media for these reports. This summary is also available on our home page at http://weather.gov/bgm **********************24 HOUR RAINFALL********************** LOCATION 24 HOUR TIME/DATE COMMENTS RAINFALL OF /INCHES/ MEASUREMENT NEW YORK ...Broome County... 2 SSE Whitney Point 0.55 800 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS Endicott 0.53 821 AM 5/10 CWOP Binghamton Airport 0.51 753 AM 5/10 ASOS 3 NE Chenango Bridge 0.45 730 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS Binghamton 0.43 815 AM 5/10 CWOP Lisle 0.41 820 AM 5/10 CWOP Belden 0.38 825 AM 5/10 NYSM 3 NNE Binghamton 0.37 700 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS 1 ENE Binghamton 0.30 730 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS Johnson City 0.28 822 AM 5/10 CWOP Vestal 0.26 811 AM 5/10 CWOP 3 E Vestal 0.24 600 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS Windsor 0.09 817 AM 5/10 CWOP 8 SE Windsor 0.07 700 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS ...Cayuga County... 6 ENE Moravia 0.65 600 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS Scipio Center 0.59 825 AM 5/10 NYSM 4 NNE Cayuga 0.54 628 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS 3 ESE Cayuga 0.49 630 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS Aurora Research Farm 0.42 700 AM 5/10 Co-Op Observer 2 N Aurora 0.37 610 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS Cayuga Lock No 1 0.33 1000 AM 5/10 Co-Op Observer 8 SSE Auburn 0.30 600 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS Auburn 0.18 825 AM 5/10 AWS ...Chemung County... Erin 0.62 821 AM 5/10 CWOP ENE Van Etten 0.60 700 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS 1 WNW Elmira 0.47 700 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS 1 SSE West Elmira 0.44 700 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS 3 SSE Horseheads 0.42 700 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS Elmira 0.41 825 AM 5/10 NYSM 1 ESE Elmira 0.40 700 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS Elmira Airport 0.35 753 AM 5/10 ASOS 3 SE Pine City 0.19 700 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS ...Chenango County... Greene 0.46 820 AM 5/10 CWOP 5 W Norwich 0.44 700 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS 1 NNW Oxford 0.42 800 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS Norwich 0.37 820 AM 5/10 CWOP Columbus 0.31 815 AM 5/10 CWOP Sherburne 0.30 825 AM 5/10 NYSM 3 WSW Bainbridge 0.21 705 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS ...Cortland County... Cincinnatus 0.67 825 AM 5/10 NYSM 1 NW Marathon 0.65 700 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS 2 E Willet 0.63 700 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS Marathon 0.46 824 AM 5/10 AWS ...Delaware County... Harpersfield 0.55 825 AM 5/10 NYSM Norwich 0.36 816 AM 5/10 CWOP 2 SE Delhi 0.20 800 AM 5/10 Co-Op Observer Walton 0.14 825 AM 5/10 NYSM Deposit 0.09 825 AM 5/10 NYSM 7 WNW Delhi 0.06 700 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS Andes 0.05 825 AM 5/10 NYSM 6 N Fleischmanns 0.04 700 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS Franklin 0.04 800 AM 5/10 CWOP 7 NNE Long Eddy 0.02 800 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS Roxbury 0.02 825 AM 5/10 NYSM 5 ESE Hobart 0.01 700 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS ...Madison County... 2 ESE Chittenango 0.52 810 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS W Earlville 0.38 700 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS 2 SW Munnsville 0.34 700 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS Brookfield 0.34 825 AM 5/10 NYSM Morrisville 0.32 825 AM 5/10 NYSM 3 SE Cazenovia 0.27 700 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS NW Oneida 0.27 600 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS ...Oneida County... Rome 1.49 818 AM 5/10 CWOP 1 WNW Holland Patent 1.43 700 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS 4 NNW Durhamville 1.41 800 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS Camden 1.31 825 AM 5/10 NYSM 4 SW Rome 1.21 820 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS 1 SE Point Rock 1.20 800 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS Griffiss Airfield 1.10 753 AM 5/10 AWOS 2 NW Sylvan Beach 1.09 700 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS North Bay 1.09 700 AM 5/10 Social Media 5 SSE Rome 0.99 700 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS Woodgate 0.98 825 AM 5/10 NYSM Westmoreland 0.96 816 AM 5/10 CWOP Whitesboro 0.94 825 AM 5/10 CWOP 2 SW Whitesboro 0.50 630 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS 1 S New Hartford 0.47 700 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS New Hartford 0.46 821 AM 5/10 CWOP 2 WSW Sauquoit 0.45 819 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS Cleveland 0.01 823 AM 5/10 CWOP ...Onondaga County... 2 ESE Brewerton 0.96 700 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS 5 NW Clay 0.93 900 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS Clay 0.84 818 AM 5/10 CWOP Tully 0.59 820 AM 5/10 NYSM 4 NE Baldwinsville 0.58 830 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS Phoenix 0.54 815 AM 5/10 CWOP Fayetteville 0.52 825 AM 5/10 AWS Brewerton Lock 23 0.51 618 AM 5/10 Co-Op Observer 1 ENE Manlius 0.49 825 AM 5/10 AWS Jordan 0.46 825 AM 5/10 NYSM Skaneateles 0.45 815 AM 5/10 CWOP 1 WSW De Witt 0.44 700 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS Camillus 0.43 816 AM 5/10 CWOP 1 W Camillus 0.41 700 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS East Syracuse 0.40 820 AM 5/10 CWOP 3 S Syracuse 0.40 730 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS Syracuse 0.39 816 AM 5/10 CWOP Syracuse Airport 0.39 754 AM 5/10 ASOS Baldwinsville 0.36 700 AM 5/10 Co-Op Observer Minoa 0.35 817 AM 5/10 CWOP Fairmount 0.33 819 AM 5/10 CWOP Marcellus 0.30 820 AM 5/10 CWOP Otisco 0.30 817 AM 5/10 CWOP ...Otsego County... 4 SSE Bridgewater 0.62 830 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS West Winfield 0.57 824 AM 5/10 CWOP Laurens 0.14 825 AM 5/10 NYSM Springfield 0.11 825 AM 5/10 NYSM Cooperstown 0.08 816 AM 5/10 CWOP Cherry Valley 0.07 823 AM 5/10 CWOP Oneonta 0.07 823 AM 5/10 CWOP ...Schuyler County... Burdett 0.97 825 AM 5/10 NYSM Bolter Creek 0.30 812 AM 5/10 RAWS Tyrone 0.30 825 AM 5/10 NYSM 6 E Dundee 0.29 700 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS 5 NW Watkins Glen 0.29 700 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS 2 SE Smith Valley 0.24 700 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS ...Seneca County... Seneca Falls 0.59 825 AM 5/10 CWOP Waterloo 0.43 825 AM 5/10 NYSM ...Steuben County... Addison 0.51 825 AM 5/10 NYSM Cohocton 0.39 825 AM 5/10 NYSM Hartsville 0.38 825 AM 5/10 NYSM Corning 0.29 700 AM 5/10 Co-Op Observer 1 NNW Corning 0.26 800 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS 5 S Savona 0.25 700 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS 5 S South Corning 0.19 900 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS Grove Springs Alert 0.16 800 AM 5/10 ALERT Alfred 0.12 800 AM 5/10 MESOWEST Prattsburg Alert 0.12 800 AM 5/10 ALERT Prattsburg Climate S 0.12 800 AM 5/10 ALERT Hornell Almond Dam 0.07 800 AM 5/10 Co-Op Observer ...Sullivan County... Eldred 0.09 825 AM 5/10 NYSM Yulan 0.05 815 AM 5/10 CWOP North Branch 0.03 825 AM 5/10 NYSM SSW Wurtsboro 0.03 800 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS Grahamsville 0.01 820 AM 5/10 CWOP ...Tioga County... 2 ENE Berkshire 0.54 800 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS Berkshire 0.53 825 AM 5/10 NYSM 1 NW Candor 0.48 740 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS 2 N Candor 0.46 700 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS Town Of Owego 0.45 822 AM 5/10 CWOP Spencer 0.39 816 AM 5/10 CWOP Owego 0.38 825 AM 5/10 NYSM 3 ESE Apalachin 0.31 830 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS Apalachin 0.27 824 AM 5/10 CWOP ...Tompkins County... Dryden 0.52 823 AM 5/10 CWOP 3 S Newfield 0.49 700 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS Groton 0.49 825 AM 5/10 NYSM West Danby 0.44 821 AM 5/10 CWOP 1 NE Freeville 0.43 800 AM 5/10 Co-Op Observer 2 NE Freeville 0.42 700 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS Slaterville Springs 0.37 815 AM 5/10 CWOP 6 E Ithaca 0.35 700 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS WNW Trumansburg 0.35 745 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS 3 NW Ithaca 0.34 800 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS Ithaca 0.34 811 AM 5/10 CWOP Ithaca Airport 0.33 756 AM 5/10 AWOS 5 E East Ithaca 0.31 700 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS 3 ENE Ithaca 0.31 700 AM 5/10 Co-Op Observer ...Yates County... 4 S Middlesex 0.41 900 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS Lakemont 0.24 825 AM 5/10 CWOP Keuka Park 0.18 817 AM 5/10 CWOP Penn Yan 0.17 825 AM 5/10 NYSM Dundee 0.15 824 AM 5/10 AWS PENNSYLVANIA ...Bradford County... 1 S Sayre 0.44 800 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS 3 WNW Sayre 0.31 700 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS Ridgebury 0.31 816 AM 5/10 CWOP 1 S Towanda 0.23 700 AM 5/10 Co-Op Observer 1 NW Cherrytown 0.07 824 AM 5/10 AWS ...Luzerne County... Hanover Township 0.04 824 AM 5/10 CWOP 2 NW Hazleton 0.03 1055 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS Drums 0.01 824 AM 5/10 CWOP ...Pike County... 2 NNW Dingmans Ferry 0.02 824 AM 5/10 AWS Milford 0.01 824 AM 5/10 AWS ...Susquehanna County... 1 NNE Montrose 0.16 700 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS Susquehanna 0.07 700 AM 5/10 Co-Op Observer 2 SSE New Milford 0.07 815 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS 1 NNE Harford 0.03 700 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS Hop Bottom 0.01 816 AM 5/10 CWOP ...Wayne County... Starrucca - 27 0.03 700 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS 1 W Pleasant Mount 0.02 800 AM 5/10 Co-Op Observer && *****METADATA***** :5/10/2019, 800 AM, NY, Broome, Whitney Point, 2, SSE, 42.30840, -75.95690, RAIN_24, 0.55, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 821 AM, NY, Broome, Endicott, , , 42.11600, -76.08400, RAIN_24, 0.53, Inch, CWOP, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 753 AM, NY, Broome, Binghamton Airport, , , 42.21670, -75.98330, RAIN_24, 0.51, Inch, ASOS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 730 AM, NY, Broome, Chenango Bridge, 3, NE, 42.19720, -75.83470, RAIN_24, 0.45, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 815 AM, NY, Broome, Binghamton, , , 42.29700, -75.94950, RAIN_24, 0.43, Inch, CWOP, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 820 AM, NY, Broome, Lisle, , , 42.34510, -75.98700, RAIN_24, 0.41, Inch, CWOP, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 825 AM, NY, Broome, Belden, , , 42.22320, -75.66850, RAIN_24, 0.38, Inch, NYSM, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 700 AM, NY, Broome, Binghamton, 3, NNE, 42.14150, -75.88900, RAIN_24, 0.37, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 730 AM, NY, Broome, Binghamton, 1, ENE, 42.10980, -75.88580, RAIN_24, 0.30, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 822 AM, NY, Broome, Johnson City, , , 42.10470, -75.96390, RAIN_24, 0.28, Inch, CWOP, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 811 AM, NY, Broome, Vestal, , , 42.08290, -75.99110, RAIN_24, 0.26, Inch, CWOP, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 600 AM, NY, Broome, Vestal, 3, E, 42.08260, -75.99120, RAIN_24, 0.24, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 817 AM, NY, Broome, Windsor, , , 42.00950, -75.51270, RAIN_24, 0.09, Inch, CWOP, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 700 AM, NY, Broome, Windsor, 8, SE, 42.00990, -75.51420, RAIN_24, 0.07, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 600 AM, NY, Cayuga, Moravia, 6, ENE, 42.73490, -76.31140, RAIN_24, 0.65, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 825 AM, NY, Cayuga, Scipio Center, , , 42.75620, -76.53400, RAIN_24, 0.59, Inch, NYSM, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 628 AM, NY, Cayuga, Cayuga, 4, NNE, 42.97520, -76.70720, RAIN_24, 0.54, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 630 AM, NY, Cayuga, Cayuga, 3, ESE, 42.89660, -76.67270, RAIN_24, 0.49, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 700 AM, NY, Cayuga, Aurora Research Farm, , , 42.73380, -76.65910, RAIN_24, 0.42, Inch, Co-Op Observer, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 610 AM, NY, Cayuga, Aurora, 2, N, 42.78640, -76.70340, RAIN_24, 0.37, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 1000 AM, NY, Cayuga, Cayuga Lock No 1, , , 42.94800, -76.73420, RAIN_24, 0.33, Inch, Co-Op Observer, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 600 AM, NY, Cayuga, Auburn, 8, SSE, 42.82870, -76.48670, RAIN_24, 0.30, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 825 AM, NY, Cayuga, Auburn, , , 42.92690, -76.57610, RAIN_24, 0.18, Inch, AWS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 821 AM, NY, Chemung, Erin, , , 42.15020, -76.65370, RAIN_24, 0.62, Inch, CWOP, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 700 AM, NY, Chemung, Van Etten, , ENE, 42.20000, -76.55000, RAIN_24, 0.60, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 700 AM, NY, Chemung, Elmira, 1, WNW, 42.10210, -76.83040, RAIN_24, 0.47, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 700 AM, NY, Chemung, West Elmira, 1, SSE, 42.08300, -76.84620, RAIN_24, 0.44, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 700 AM, NY, Chemung, Horseheads, 3, SSE, 42.13250, -76.81590, RAIN_24, 0.42, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 825 AM, NY, Chemung, Elmira, , , 42.11330, -76.83660, RAIN_24, 0.41, Inch, NYSM, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 700 AM, NY, Chemung, Elmira, 1, ESE, 42.08390, -76.78810, RAIN_24, 0.40, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 753 AM, NY, Chemung, Elmira Airport, , , 42.15000, -76.90000, RAIN_24, 0.35, Inch, ASOS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 700 AM, NY, Chemung, Pine City, 3, SE, 42.00220, -76.83080, RAIN_24, 0.19, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 820 AM, NY, Chenango, Greene, , , 42.37720, -75.77230, RAIN_24, 0.46, Inch, CWOP, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 700 AM, NY, Chenango, Norwich, 5, W, 42.53360, -75.63060, RAIN_24, 0.44, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 800 AM, NY, Chenango, Oxford, 1, NNW, 42.45160, -75.60170, RAIN_24, 0.42, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 820 AM, NY, Chenango, Norwich, , , 42.53080, -75.52230, RAIN_24, 0.37, Inch, CWOP, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 815 AM, NY, Chenango, Columbus, , , 42.66580, -75.41200, RAIN_24, 0.31, Inch, CWOP, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 825 AM, NY, Chenango, Sherburne, , , 42.64030, -75.48340, RAIN_24, 0.30, Inch, NYSM, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 705 AM, NY, Chenango, Bainbridge, 3, WSW, 42.28720, -75.53630, RAIN_24, 0.21, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 825 AM, NY, Cortland, Cincinnatus, , , 42.52240, -75.97560, RAIN_24, 0.67, Inch, NYSM, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 700 AM, NY, Cortland, Marathon, 1, NW, 42.45160, -76.04370, RAIN_24, 0.65, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 700 AM, NY, Cortland, Willet, 2, E, 42.47390, -75.87250, RAIN_24, 0.63, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 824 AM, NY, Cortland, Marathon, , , 42.44740, -76.03440, RAIN_24, 0.46, Inch, AWS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 825 AM, NY, Delaware, Harpersfield, , , 42.47280, -74.69850, RAIN_24, 0.55, Inch, NYSM, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 816 AM, NY, Delaware, Norwich, , , 42.31000, -75.31000, RAIN_24, 0.36, Inch, CWOP, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 800 AM, NY, Delaware, Delhi, 2, SE, 42.25580, -74.91270, RAIN_24, 0.20, Inch, Co-Op Observer, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 825 AM, NY, Delaware, Walton, , , 42.23950, -75.17880, RAIN_24, 0.14, Inch, NYSM, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 825 AM, NY, Delaware, Deposit, , , 42.06860, -75.39220, RAIN_24, 0.09, Inch, NYSM, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 700 AM, NY, Delaware, Delhi, 7, WNW, 42.32120, -75.02990, RAIN_24, 0.06, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 825 AM, NY, Delaware, Andes, , , 42.18230, -74.80140, RAIN_24, 0.05, Inch, NYSM, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 700 AM, NY, Delaware, Fleischmanns, 6, N, 42.23780, -74.52340, RAIN_24, 0.04, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 800 AM, NY, Delaware, Franklin, , , 42.34330, -75.19700, RAIN_24, 0.04, Inch, CWOP, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 800 AM, NY, Delaware, Long Eddy, 7, NNE, 41.93510, -75.07840, RAIN_24, 0.02, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 825 AM, NY, Delaware, Roxbury, , , 42.32960, -74.46750, RAIN_24, 0.02, Inch, NYSM, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 700 AM, NY, Delaware, Hobart, 5, ESE, 42.35230, -74.57830, RAIN_24, 0.01, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 810 AM, NY, Madison, Chittenango, 2, ESE, 43.03300, -75.83480, RAIN_24, 0.52, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 700 AM, NY, Madison, Earlville, , W, 42.73980, -75.55200, RAIN_24, 0.38, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 700 AM, NY, Madison, Munnsville, 2, SW, 42.95340, -75.61170, RAIN_24, 0.34, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 825 AM, NY, Madison, Brookfield, , , 42.79590, -75.29930, RAIN_24, 0.34, Inch, NYSM, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 825 AM, NY, Madison, Morrisville, , , 42.88390, -75.64240, RAIN_24, 0.32, Inch, NYSM, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 700 AM, NY, Madison, Cazenovia, 3, SE, 42.90000, -75.81140, RAIN_24, 0.27, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 600 AM, NY, Madison, Oneida, , NW, 43.08010, -75.66860, RAIN_24, 0.27, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 818 AM, NY, Oneida, Rome, , , 43.22750, -75.43770, RAIN_24, 1.49, Inch, CWOP, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 700 AM, NY, Oneida, Holland Patent, 1, WNW, 43.24710, -75.27750, RAIN_24, 1.43, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 800 AM, NY, Oneida, Durhamville, 4, NNW, 43.17120, -75.68280, RAIN_24, 1.41, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 825 AM, NY, Oneida, Camden, , , 43.33990, -75.74300, RAIN_24, 1.31, Inch, NYSM, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 820 AM, NY, Oneida, Rome, 4, SW, 43.19520, -75.55090, RAIN_24, 1.21, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 800 AM, NY, Oneida, Point Rock, 1, SE, 43.37340, -75.53840, RAIN_24, 1.20, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 753 AM, NY, Oneida, Griffiss Airfield, , , 43.21670, -75.40000, RAIN_24, 1.10, Inch, AWOS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 700 AM, NY, Oneida, Sylvan Beach, 2, NW, 43.22410, -75.74710, RAIN_24, 1.09, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 700 AM, NY, Oneida, North Bay, , , 43.23007, -75.74824, RAIN_24, 1.09, Inch, Social Media, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 700 AM, NY, Oneida, Rome, 5, SSE, 43.16000, -75.46000, RAIN_24, 0.99, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 825 AM, NY, Oneida, Woodgate, , , 43.53240, -75.15860, RAIN_24, 0.98, Inch, NYSM, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 816 AM, NY, Oneida, Westmoreland, , , 43.15800, -75.46220, RAIN_24, 0.96, Inch, CWOP, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 825 AM, NY, Oneida, Whitesboro, , , 43.12620, -75.30800, RAIN_24, 0.94, Inch, CWOP, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 630 AM, NY, Oneida, Whitesboro, 2, SW, 43.10020, -75.32940, RAIN_24, 0.50, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 700 AM, NY, Oneida, New Hartford, 1, S, 43.06180, -75.28990, RAIN_24, 0.47, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 821 AM, NY, Oneida, New Hartford, , , 43.04080, -75.24920, RAIN_24, 0.46, Inch, CWOP, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 819 AM, NY, Oneida, Sauquoit, 2, WSW, 42.99550, -75.28850, RAIN_24, 0.45, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 823 AM, NY, Oneida, Cleveland, , , 43.28750, -75.84920, RAIN_24, 0.01, Inch, CWOP, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 700 AM, NY, Onondaga, Brewerton, 2, ESE, 43.22830, -76.11330, RAIN_24, 0.96, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 900 AM, NY, Onondaga, Clay, 5, NW, 43.20000, -76.26000, RAIN_24, 0.93, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 818 AM, NY, Onondaga, Clay, , , 43.16420, -76.15730, RAIN_24, 0.84, Inch, CWOP, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 820 AM, NY, Onondaga, Tully, , , 42.79460, -76.11560, RAIN_24, 0.59, Inch, NYSM, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 830 AM, NY, Onondaga, Baldwinsville, 4, NE, 43.19510, -76.28830, RAIN_24, 0.58, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 815 AM, NY, Onondaga, Phoenix, , , 43.22730, -76.33020, RAIN_24, 0.54, Inch, CWOP, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 825 AM, NY, Onondaga, Fayetteville, , , 43.02300, -75.99970, RAIN_24, 0.52, Inch, AWS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 618 AM, NY, Onondaga, Brewerton Lock 23, , , 43.23860, -76.19640, RAIN_24, 0.51, Inch, Co-Op Observer, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 825 AM, NY, Onondaga, Manlius, 1, ENE, 43.00690, -75.96050, RAIN_24, 0.49, Inch, AWS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 825 AM, NY, Onondaga, Jordan, , , 43.06980, -76.47010, RAIN_24, 0.46, Inch, NYSM, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 815 AM, NY, Onondaga, Skaneateles, , , 42.94950, -76.43470, RAIN_24, 0.45, Inch, CWOP, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 700 AM, NY, Onondaga, De Witt, 1, WSW, 43.03330, -76.10000, RAIN_24, 0.44, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 816 AM, NY, Onondaga, Camillus, , , 43.03720, -76.32990, RAIN_24, 0.43, Inch, CWOP, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 700 AM, NY, Onondaga, Camillus, 1, W, 43.03960, -76.32830, RAIN_24, 0.41, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 820 AM, NY, Onondaga, East Syracuse, , , 43.07950, -76.06530, RAIN_24, 0.40, Inch, CWOP, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 730 AM, NY, Onondaga, Syracuse, 3, S, 43.00150, -76.13950, RAIN_24, 0.40, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 816 AM, NY, Onondaga, Syracuse, , , 42.98680, -76.14130, RAIN_24, 0.39, Inch, CWOP, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 754 AM, NY, Onondaga, Syracuse Airport, , , 43.11670, -76.10000, RAIN_24, 0.39, Inch, ASOS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 700 AM, NY, Onondaga, Baldwinsville, , , 43.15690, -76.33190, RAIN_24, 0.36, Inch, Co-Op Observer, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 817 AM, NY, Onondaga, Minoa, , , 43.08220, -76.01930, RAIN_24, 0.35, Inch, CWOP, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 819 AM, NY, Onondaga, Fairmount, , , 43.03600, -76.24720, RAIN_24, 0.33, Inch, CWOP, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 820 AM, NY, Onondaga, Marcellus, , , 42.99080, -76.34030, RAIN_24, 0.30, Inch, CWOP, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 817 AM, NY, Onondaga, Otisco, , , 42.86630, -76.24450, RAIN_24, 0.30, Inch, CWOP, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 830 AM, NY, Otsego, Bridgewater, 4, SSE, 42.81670, -75.23330, RAIN_24, 0.62, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 824 AM, NY, Otsego, West Winfield, , , 42.80000, -75.20000, RAIN_24, 0.57, Inch, CWOP, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 825 AM, NY, Otsego, Laurens, , , 42.52530, -75.13690, RAIN_24, 0.14, Inch, NYSM, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 825 AM, NY, Otsego, Springfield, , , 42.84320, -74.88960, RAIN_24, 0.11, Inch, NYSM, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 816 AM, NY, Otsego, Cooperstown, , , 42.69270, -74.93150, RAIN_24, 0.08, Inch, CWOP, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 823 AM, NY, Otsego, Cherry Valley, , , 42.80000, -74.70000, RAIN_24, 0.07, Inch, CWOP, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 823 AM, NY, Otsego, Oneonta, , , 42.45450, -75.06080, RAIN_24, 0.07, Inch, CWOP, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 825 AM, NY, Schuyler, Burdett, , , 42.41040, -76.77180, RAIN_24, 0.97, Inch, NYSM, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 812 AM, NY, Schuyler, Bolter Creek, , , 42.52800, -76.77690, RAIN_24, 0.30, Inch, RAWS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 825 AM, NY, Schuyler, Tyrone, , , 42.40610, -77.05390, RAIN_24, 0.30, Inch, NYSM, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 700 AM, NY, Schuyler, Dundee, 6, E, 42.52210, -76.85580, RAIN_24, 0.29, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 700 AM, NY, Schuyler, Watkins Glen, 5, NW, 42.41770, -76.94250, RAIN_24, 0.29, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 700 AM, NY, Schuyler, Smith Valley, 2, SE, 42.39070, -76.71760, RAIN_24, 0.24, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 825 AM, NY, Seneca, Seneca Falls, , , 42.91680, -76.79490, RAIN_24, 0.59, Inch, CWOP, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 825 AM, NY, Seneca, Waterloo, , , 42.87970, -76.81260, RAIN_24, 0.43, Inch, NYSM, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 825 AM, NY, Steuben, Addison, , , 42.04040, -77.23730, RAIN_24, 0.51, Inch, NYSM, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 825 AM, NY, Steuben, Cohocton, , , 42.51180, -77.43760, RAIN_24, 0.39, Inch, NYSM, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 825 AM, NY, Steuben, Hartsville, , , 42.21120, -77.68970, RAIN_24, 0.38, Inch, NYSM, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 700 AM, NY, Steuben, Corning, , , 42.13410, -77.06910, RAIN_24, 0.29, Inch, Co-Op Observer, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 800 AM, NY, Steuben, Corning, 1, NNW, 42.15730, -77.06000, RAIN_24, 0.26, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 700 AM, NY, Steuben, Savona, 5, S, 42.21670, -77.21670, RAIN_24, 0.25, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 900 AM, NY, Steuben, South Corning, 5, S, 42.05670, -77.04850, RAIN_24, 0.19, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 800 AM, NY, Steuben, Grove Springs Alert, , , 42.38580, -77.14720, RAIN_24, 0.16, Inch, ALERT, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 800 AM, NY, Steuben, Alfred, , , 42.07140, -77.29860, RAIN_24, 0.12, Inch, MESOWEST, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 800 AM, NY, Steuben, Prattsburg Alert, , , 42.54140, -77.32640, RAIN_24, 0.12, Inch, ALERT, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 800 AM, NY, Steuben, Prattsburg Climate Stn, , , 42.56440, -77.28390, RAIN_24, 0.12, Inch, ALERT, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 800 AM, NY, Steuben, Hornell Almond Dam, , , 42.34880, -77.70440, RAIN_24, 0.07, Inch, Co-Op Observer, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 825 AM, NY, Sullivan, Eldred, , , 41.53960, -74.87990, RAIN_24, 0.09, Inch, NYSM, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 815 AM, NY, Sullivan, Yulan, , , 41.51270, -74.92770, RAIN_24, 0.05, Inch, CWOP, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 825 AM, NY, Sullivan, North Branch, , , 41.82790, -74.99690, RAIN_24, 0.03, Inch, NYSM, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 800 AM, NY, Sullivan, Wurtsboro, , SSW, 41.57390, -74.48710, RAIN_24, 0.03, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 820 AM, NY, Sullivan, Grahamsville, , , 41.84720, -74.54220, RAIN_24, 0.01, Inch, CWOP, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 800 AM, NY, Tioga, Berkshire, 2, ENE, 42.31910, -76.21940, RAIN_24, 0.54, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 825 AM, NY, Tioga, Berkshire, , , 42.32030, -76.20320, RAIN_24, 0.53, Inch, NYSM, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 740 AM, NY, Tioga, Candor, 1, NW, 42.23430, -76.34760, RAIN_24, 0.48, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 700 AM, NY, Tioga, Candor, 2, N, 42.25310, -76.33780, RAIN_24, 0.46, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 822 AM, NY, Tioga, Town Of Owego, , , 42.17520, -76.22110, RAIN_24, 0.45, Inch, CWOP, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 816 AM, NY, Tioga, Spencer, , , 42.21820, -76.42030, RAIN_24, 0.39, Inch, CWOP, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 825 AM, NY, Tioga, Owego, , , 42.02570, -76.25540, RAIN_24, 0.38, Inch, NYSM, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 830 AM, NY, Tioga, Apalachin, 3, ESE, 42.05000, -76.11670, RAIN_24, 0.31, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 824 AM, NY, Tioga, Apalachin, , , 42.05500, -76.13630, RAIN_24, 0.27, Inch, CWOP, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 823 AM, NY, Tompkins, Dryden, , , 42.51900, -76.27620, RAIN_24, 0.52, Inch, CWOP, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 700 AM, NY, Tompkins, Newfield, 3, S, 42.32230, -76.58990, RAIN_24, 0.49, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 825 AM, NY, Tompkins, Groton, , , 42.54860, -76.37530, RAIN_24, 0.49, Inch, NYSM, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 821 AM, NY, Tompkins, West Danby, , , 42.33550, -76.53670, RAIN_24, 0.44, Inch, CWOP, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 800 AM, NY, Tompkins, Freeville, 1, NE, 42.51670, -76.33330, RAIN_24, 0.43, Inch, Co-Op Observer, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 700 AM, NY, Tompkins, Freeville, 2, NE, 42.52530, -76.32180, RAIN_24, 0.42, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 815 AM, NY, Tompkins, Slaterville Springs, , , 42.42120, -76.34730, RAIN_24, 0.37, Inch, CWOP, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 700 AM, NY, Tompkins, Ithaca, 6, E, 42.43350, -76.37860, RAIN_24, 0.35, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 745 AM, NY, Tompkins, Trumansburg, , WNW, 42.54210, -76.66870, RAIN_24, 0.35, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 800 AM, NY, Tompkins, Ithaca, 3, NW, 42.49720, -76.58030, RAIN_24, 0.34, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 811 AM, NY, Tompkins, Ithaca, , , 42.45060, -76.50230, RAIN_24, 0.34, Inch, CWOP, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 756 AM, NY, Tompkins, Ithaca Airport, , , 42.46670, -76.45000, RAIN_24, 0.33, Inch, AWOS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 700 AM, NY, Tompkins, East Ithaca, 5, E, 42.41910, -76.37330, RAIN_24, 0.31, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 700 AM, NY, Tompkins, Ithaca, 3, ENE, 42.45000, -76.45000, RAIN_24, 0.31, Inch, Co-Op Observer, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 900 AM, NY, Yates, Middlesex, 4, S, 42.65390, -77.26600, RAIN_24, 0.41, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 825 AM, NY, Yates, Lakemont, , , 42.51110, -76.91550, RAIN_24, 0.24, Inch, CWOP, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 817 AM, NY, Yates, Keuka Park, , , 42.61050, -77.10030, RAIN_24, 0.18, Inch, CWOP, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 825 AM, NY, Yates, Penn Yan, , , 42.65580, -76.98750, RAIN_24, 0.17, Inch, NYSM, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 824 AM, NY, Yates, Dundee, , , 42.52660, -76.97690, RAIN_24, 0.15, Inch, AWS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 800 AM, PA, Bradford, Sayre, 1, S, 41.97510, -76.52100, RAIN_24, 0.44, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 700 AM, PA, Bradford, Sayre, 3, WNW, 41.99750, -76.57260, RAIN_24, 0.31, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 816 AM, PA, Bradford, Ridgebury, , , 41.99170, -76.68420, RAIN_24, 0.31, Inch, CWOP, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 700 AM, PA, Bradford, Towanda, 1, S, 41.75110, -76.44300, RAIN_24, 0.23, Inch, Co-Op Observer, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 824 AM, PA, Bradford, Cherrytown, 1, NW, 41.69660, -76.29770, RAIN_24, 0.07, Inch, AWS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 824 AM, PA, Luzerne, Hanover Township, , , 41.18250, -75.87050, RAIN_24, 0.04, Inch, CWOP, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 1055 AM, PA, Luzerne, Hazleton, 2, NW, 40.96810, -75.99070, RAIN_24, 0.03, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 824 AM, PA, Luzerne, Drums, , , 41.06420, -75.98120, RAIN_24, 0.01, Inch, CWOP, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 824 AM, PA, Pike, Dingmans Ferry, 2, NNW, 41.24970, -74.89440, RAIN_24, 0.02, Inch, AWS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 824 AM, PA, Pike, Milford, , , 41.32190, -74.80330, RAIN_24, 0.01, Inch, AWS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 700 AM, PA, Susquehanna, Montrose, 1, NNE, 41.85010, -75.86550, RAIN_24, 0.16, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 700 AM, PA, Susquehanna, Susquehanna, , , 41.94780, -75.60470, RAIN_24, 0.07, Inch, Co-Op Observer, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 815 AM, PA, Susquehanna, New Milford, 2, SSE, 41.85540, -75.71110, RAIN_24, 0.07, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 700 AM, PA, Susquehanna, Harford, 1, NNE, 41.80260, -75.69720, RAIN_24, 0.03, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 816 AM, PA, Susquehanna, Hop Bottom, , , 41.68120, -75.73920, RAIN_24, 0.01, Inch, CWOP, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 700 AM, PA, Wayne, Starrucca - 27, , , 41.89920, -75.47180, RAIN_24, 0.03, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 800 AM, PA, Wayne, Pleasant Mount, 1, W, 41.73940, -75.44650, RAIN_24, 0.02, Inch, Co-Op Observer, 24-hourly Rainfall, $$ BJG  595 NOUS44 KMRX 101531 PNSMRX NCZ060-061-TNZ012>018-035>047-067>074-081>087-098>102-VAZ001-002- 005-006-008-110500- Public Information Statement National Weather Service Morristown TN 1131 AM EDT Fri May 10 2019 /1031 AM CDT Fri May 10 2019/ To:        Subscribers:            -NOAA Weather Wire Service            -Emergency Managers Weather Information Network            -NOAAPort            Other NWS Partners and NWS Employees   From:      Allison Allen            Chief, Marine, Tropical and Tsunami Services Branch          Subject:   National Tropical Cyclone Watch Warning Product           (TCV) Product Collaboration Tests   The National Hurricane Center (NHC), the Ocean Prediction Center (OPC), the Weather Prediction Center (WPC), and National Weather Service (NWS) Weather Forecast Offices (WFOs) in the NWS Southern Region and in the NWS Eastern Region, will commence with internal software and hardware testing of the national tropical cyclone watch/warning (TCV) product collaboration process for the Atlantic basin on Monday, May 13 and continue daily through Thursday, May 16, 2019.   Internal testing will begin at approximately 1400 GMT and terminate at 1900 GMT daily during scheduled test days. In the event of inclement weather, Friday, May 17, 2019 has been reserved to serve as backup date for any portion of testing that was delayed. Internal TCV test products are not intended to be released externally through NWS dissemination and communication systems. The text products affected by collaboration testing are the National Tropical Cyclone Watch/Warning (TCV) products issued under the following AWIPS Product Identifiers (PIL) and World Meteorological Organization (WFO) Identifiers (ID): TCV Product                    AWIPS PIL WMO ID ------------                   --------- ------- Preliminary TCV                PTCAT/1-5/ WTNT/81-85/ KNHC National TCV                   TCVAT/1-5/ WTNT/81-85/ KNHC     In addition, the following National Digital Forecast Database (NDFD) elements will be created for this test:     - tropical cyclone wind probabilities (incremental and          cumulative) for 34 kt, 50 kt, and 64 kt     - hazard grid (including tropical storm, hurricane, and          storm surge hazards)   Periodic NHC and WFO internal software and hardware testing will continue during the remainder of 2019. The national TCV product for the Atlantic basin will contain a summary of NHC/WFO collaborated wind and/or storm surge watches and warnings, depicted by NWS-defined geographic zones. NWS WFOs participating in the national TCV product collaboration tests are listed below by NWS Region: NWS - Southern Region Atlanta, GA (FFC) Austin-San Antonio, TX (EWX) Birmingham, AL (BMX) Brownsville, TX (BRO) Corpus Christi, TX (CRP) Fort Worth, TX (FWD) Houston, TX (HGX) Jackson, MS (JAN) Jacksonville, FL (JAX) Key West, FL (KEY) Lake Charles, LA (LCH) Little Rock, AR (LZK) Melbourne, FL (MLB) Miami, FL (MFL) Mobile, AL (MOB) Morristown, TN (MRX) New Orleans, LA (LIX) San Juan, PR (SJU) Shreveport, LA (SHV) Tallahassee, FL (TAE) Tampa Bay Area, FL (TBW) NWS - Eastern Region Albany, NY (ALY) Boston, MA (BOX) Caribou, ME (CAR) Charleston, SC (CHS) Gray/Portland, ME (GYX) Mount Holly, NJ (PHI) Newport/Morehead City, NC (MHX) New York, NY (OKX) Sterling, VA (LWX) Wakefield, VA (AKQ) Wilmington, NC (ILM) Columbia, SC (CAE) Greenville-Spartanburg, SC (GSP) Raleigh-Durham, NC (RAH) Blacksburg/Roanoke, VA (RNK) For more information, please contact:     George Mathews  Meteorologist In Charge  National Weather Service Office  Morristown, Tennessee 37814  George.Mathews@noaa.gov  423-586-3771 National Public Information Statements are online at:     https://www.weather.gov/notification/ $$  282 NOUS44 KSHV 101533 PNSSHV ARZ050-051-059>061-070>073-LAZ001>006-010>014-017>022-OKZ077- TXZ096-097-108>112-124>126-136>138-149>153-165>167-110345- PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SHREVEPORT LA 1033 AM CDT Fri May 10 2019 ...Public Information Statement... To: Subscribers: -NOAA Weather Wire Service -Emergency Managers Weather Information Network -NOAAPort Other NWS Partners and NWS Employees From: Allison Allen Chief, Marine, Tropical and Tsunami Services Branch Subject: National Tropical Cyclone Watch Warning Product (TCV) Product Collaboration Tests The National Hurricane Center (NHC), the Ocean Prediction Center (OPC), the Weather Prediction Center (WPC), and National Weather Service (NWS) Weather Forecast Offices (WFOs) in the NWS Southern Region and in the NWS Eastern Region, will commence with internal software and hardware testing of the national tropical cyclone watch/warning (TCV) product collaboration process for the Atlantic basin on Monday, May 13 and continue daily through Thursday, May 16, 2019. Internal testing will begin at approximately 1400 GMT and terminate at 1900 GMT daily during scheduled test days. In the event of inclement weather, Friday, May 17, 2019 has been reserved to serve as backup date for any portion of testing that was delayed. Internal TCV test products are not intended to be released externally through NWS dissemination and communication systems. The text products affected by collaboration testing are the National Tropical Cyclone Watch/Warning (TCV) products issued under the following AWIPS Product Identifiers (PIL) and World Meteorological Organization (WFO) Identifiers (ID): TCV Product AWIPS PIL WMO ID ------------ --------- ------- Preliminary TCV PTCAT/1-5/ WTNT/81-85/ KNHC National TCV TCVAT/1-5/ WTNT/81-85/ KNHC In addition, the following National Digital Forecast Database (NDFD) elements will be created for this test: - tropical cyclone wind probabilities (incremental and cumulative) for 34 kt, 50 kt, and 64 kt - hazard grid (including tropical storm, hurricane, and storm surge hazards) Periodic NHC and WFO internal software and hardware testing will continue during the remainder of 2019. The national TCV product for the Atlantic basin will contain a summary of NHC/WFO collaborated wind and/or storm surge watches and warnings, depicted by NWS-defined geographic zones. NWS WFOs participating in the national TCV product collaboration tests are listed below by NWS Region: NWS – Southern Region Atlanta, GA (FFC) Austin-San Antonio, TX (EWX) Birmingham, AL (BMX) Brownsville, TX (BRO) Corpus Christi, TX (CRP) Fort Worth, TX (FWD) Houston, TX (HGX) Jackson, MS (JAN) Jacksonville, FL (JAX) Key West, FL (KEY) Lake Charles, LA (LCH) Little Rock, AR (LZK) Melbourne, FL (MLB) Miami, FL (MFL) Mobile, AL (MOB) Morristown, TN (MRX) New Orleans, LA (LIX) San Juan, PR (SJU) Shreveport, LA (SHV) Tallahassee, FL (TAE) Tampa Bay Area, FL (TBW) NWS – Eastern Region Albany, NY (ALY) Boston, MA (BOX) Caribou, ME (CAR) Charleston, SC (CHS) Gray/Portland, ME (GYX) Mount Holly, NJ (PHI) Newport/Morehead City, NC (MHX) New York, NY (OKX) Sterling, VA (LWX) Wakefield, VA (AKQ) Wilmington, NC (ILM) Columbia, SC (CAE) Greenville-Spartanburg, SC (GSP) Raleigh-Durham, NC (RAH) Blacksburg/Roanoke, VA (RNK) For more information, please contact: Mario Valverde Meteorologist-in-Charge National Weather Service Office Shreveport, LA 71109 Mario.Valverde@noaa.gov 318-631-3669, Ext. 222 National Public Information Statements are online at: https://www.weather.gov/notification/ $$  323 NOUS44 KFWD 101543 CCA PNSFWD TXZ091>095-100>107-115>123-129>135-141>148-156>162-174-175-101730- Public Information Statement...CORRECTED National Weather Service Fort Worth TX 1043 AM CDT Fri May 10 2019 ...NWS Damage Survey For 05/08/19 Robertson County Tornado Event... .Overview...An analysis of storm damage across Robertson County determined an EF-0 tornado occurred in the Elliot area within a larger area of strong straightline winds. Damage has been reported from Harless Lane near Hearne to FM 2549 in the Elliot area. Most of the tree and structure damage was determined to be strong straightline winds of 75-85 mph, but an embedded tornado occurred near the intersection of US 79 and FM 2549 where a barn was damaged. .Elliot area Tornado... Rating: EF0 Estimated Peak Wind: 85 mph Path Length /statute/: 0.26 miles Path Width /maximum/: 100.0 yards Fatalities: 0 Injuries: 0 Start Date: 05/08/2019 Start Time: 01:29 PM CDT Start Location: 5 NNE Hearne / Robertson County / TX Start Lat/Lon: 30.9542 / -96.568 End Date: 05/08/2019 End Time: 01:30 PM CDT End Location: 5 NNE Hearne / Robertson County / TX End Lat/Lon: 30.9538 / -96.5636 Survey Summary: A weak tornado occurred in the Elliot area within a larger area of straightline winds. The tornado damaged a barn and trees along a quarter mile path to the east. Additional damage in the area was determined to be straightline winds associated with a bowing segment and/or a rear flank downdraft. EF Scale: The Enhanced Fujita Scale classifies tornadoes into the following categories: EF0...Weak......65 to 85 mph EF1...Weak......86 to 110 mph EF2...Strong....111 to 135 mph EF3...Strong....136 to 165 mph EF4...Violent...166 to 200 mph EF5...Violent...>200 mph NOTE: The information in this statement is preliminary and subject to change pending final review of the event and publication in NWS Storm Data. $$ JLDunn  154 NOUS41 KGYX 101547 CCA PNSGYX MEZ007>009-012>014-018>028-NHZ001>015-102100- Public Information Statement...CORRECTED National Weather Service Gray ME 1147 AM EDT Fri May 10 2019 To: Subscribers: -NOAA Weather Wire Service -Emergency Managers Weather Information Network -NOAAPort Other NWS Partners and NWS Employees From: Allison Allen Chief, Marine, Tropical and Tsunami Services Branch Subject: National Tropical Cyclone Watch Warning Product (TCV) Product Collaboration Tests The National Hurricane Center (NHC), the Ocean Prediction Center (OPC), the Weather Prediction Center (WPC), and National Weather Service (NWS) Weather Forecast Offices (WFOs) in the NWS Southern Region and in the NWS Eastern Region, will commence with internal software and hardware testing of the national tropical cyclone watch/warning (TCV) product collaboration process for the Atlantic basin on Monday, May 13 and continue daily through Thursday, May 16, 2019. Internal testing will begin at approximately 1400 GMT and terminate at 1900 GMT daily during scheduled test days. In the event of inclement weather, Friday, May 17, 2018 has been reserved to serve as backup date for any portion of testing that was delayed. Internal TCV test products are not intended to be released externally through NWS dissemination and communication systems. The text products affected by collaboration testing are the National Tropical Cyclone Watch/Warning (TCV) products issued under the following AWIPS Product Identifiers (PIL) and World Meteorological Organization (WMO) Identifiers (ID): TCV Product AWIPS PIL WMO ID ------------ --------- ------- Preliminary TCV PTCAT/1-5/ WTNT/81-85/ KNHC National TCV TCVAT/1-5/ WTNT/81-85/ KNHC In addition, the following National Digital Forecast Database (NDFD) elements will be created for this test: - tropical cyclone wind probabilities (incremental and cumulative) for 34 kt, 50 kt, and 64 kt - hazard grid (including tropical storm, hurricane, and storm surge hazards) Periodic NHC and WFO internal software and hardware testing will continue during the remainder of 2019. The national TCV product for the Atlantic basin will contain a summary of NHC/WFO collaborated wind and/or storm surge watches and warnings, depicted by NWS-defined geographic zones. NWS WFOs participating in the national TCV product collaboration tests are listed below by NWS Region: NWS - Southern Region Atlanta, GA (FFC) Austin-San Antonio, TX (EWX) Birmingham, AL (BMX) Brownsville, TX (BRO) Corpus Christi, TX (CRP) Fort Worth, TX (FWD) Houston, TX (HGX) Jackson, MS (JAN) Jacksonville, FL (JAX) Key West, FL (KEY) Lake Charles, LA (LCH) Little Rock, AR (LZK) Melbourne, FL (MLB) Miami, FL (MFL) Mobile, AL (MOB) Morristown, TN (MRX) New Orleans, LA (LIX) San Juan, PR (SJU) Shreveport, LA (SHV) Tallahassee, FL (TAE) Tampa Bay Area, FL (TBW) NWS - Eastern Region Albany, NY (ALY) Boston, MA (BOX) Caribou, ME (CAR) Charleston, SC (CHS) Gray/Portland, ME (GYX) Mount Holly, NJ (PHI) Newport/Morehead City, NC (MHX) New York, NY (OKX) Sterling, VA (LWX) Wakefield, VA (AKQ) Wilmington, NC (ILM) Columbia, SC (CAE) Greenville-Spartanburg, SC (GSP) Raleigh-Durham, NC (RAH) Blacksburg/Roanoke, VA (RNK) For more information, please contact: Hendricus Lulofs Meteorologist in Charge National Weather Service Office Gray, Maine, 04039 Hendricus.Lulofs@noaa.gov (207)-688-3221 National Public Information Statements are online at: https://www.weather.gov/notification/ $$ $$ ARNOTT  097 NOUS45 KABQ 101548 PNSABQ NMZ501>540-101648- PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE ALBUQUERQUE NM 948 AM MDT FRI MAY 10 2019 PRELIMINARY SNOW REPORTS ACROSS NORTH AND CENTRAL NEW MEXICO FOR THE LAST 34 HOURS. ...COUNTY... STORM TOTAL TIME/DATE OF LOCATION /INCHES/ MEASUREMENT ...BERNALILLO COUNTY... SANDIA PARK 1.3 915 AM 5/10 ALBUQUERQUE 7 E 0.1 825 AM 5/10 - COMANCHE AND TRAMWAY. SEDILLO 1 S T 940 AM 5/09 ...COLFAX COUNTY... ANGEL FIRE 3 ESE 18.0 800 AM 5/09 - ANGEL FIRE SKI AREA. EAGLE NEST 10.0 800 AM 5/09 EAGLE NEST 8 SE 8.0 200 AM 5/09 - TOLBY SNOTEL. SHADY BROOK 9 ENE 4.0 200 AM 5/09 - PALO SNOTEL. RED RIVER 11 ENE 2.0 200 AM 5/09 - SHUREE SNOTEL. RATON 1 N 0.3 915 AM 5/10 ...CURRY COUNTY... CLOVIS 2 WNW 0.5 800 AM 5/09 ...RIO ARRIBA COUNTY... CHAMA 4.3 800 AM 5/10 CANON PLAZA 11 NNW 4.0 500 AM 5/09 - HOPEWELL SNOTEL. TRUCHAS 1 ESE 1.1 915 AM 5/10 ...SAN MIGUEL COUNTY... ROCIADA 8 SW 7.0 500 AM 5/09 - WESNER SPRINGS SNOTEL. SAN PABLO 2 E 0.5 915 AM 5/09 ...SANDOVAL COUNTY... PONDEROSA 2 W 0.1 915 AM 5/10 ...SANTA FE COUNTY... TERERRO 6 WNW 3.0 500 AM 5/09 - SANTA FE SNOTEL. EDGEWOOD 2 NNW 0.5 929 AM 5/10 ...SOCORRO COUNTY... SAN ANTONIO 1 SE 0.2 915 AM 5/09 ...TAOS COUNTY... ARROYO SECO 8 NE 10.0 800 AM 5/09 - TAOS POWDERHORN SNOTEL. RED RIVER 4.0 800 AM 5/09 ARROYO SECO 1 E 3.3 915 AM 5/09 LLANO LARGO 5 SSE 3.0 200 AM 5/09 - RIO SANTA BARBARA SNOTEL. TAOS PUEBLO 3 NW 2.0 915 AM 5/09 TAOS 13 NW 1.6 915 AM 5/09 LOS CORDOVAS 2 SSW 0.7 915 AM 5/09 PRELIMINARY RAINFALL REPORTS ACROSS NORTH AND CENTRAL NEW MEXICO FOR THE LAST 34 HOURS. ...COUNTY... STORM TOTAL TIME/DATE OF LOCATION /INCHES/ MEASUREMENT ...BERNALILLO COUNTY... ALBUQUERQUE 9 SE 0.32 915 AM 5/10 - FOUR HILLS AREA. ALBUQUERQUE 5 E 0.29 915 AM 5/10 - MONTGOMERY AND MOON. ALBUQUERQUE 5 E 0.25 915 AM 5/10 - MONTGOMERY AND MOON. TIJERAS 1 SSW 0.22 915 AM 5/10 ALBUQUERQUE 6 ENE 0.21 915 AM 5/09 - ACADEMY AND CARRUTHERS. ALBUQUERQUE 8 ENE 0.19 915 AM 5/10 - SPAIN AND IMPERATA. ALBUQUERQUE 7 E 0.17 915 AM 5/10 - INDIAN SCHOOL AND CHELWOOD PARK BLVD. SEDILLO 3 N 0.17 915 AM 5/10 CARNUEL 6 NW 0.17 915 AM 5/10 ALBUQUERQUE 3 SE 0.16 915 AM 5/10 - SAN MATEO AND COPPER. ALBUQUERQUE 8 E 0.16 800 AM 5/10 - TRAMWAY AND MONTGOMERY. SAN ANTONITO 4 E 0.16 915 AM 5/10 SAN ANTONITO 3 E 0.15 915 AM 5/10 ALBUQUERQUE 10 ENE 0.14 915 AM 5/10 - SPAIN AND HIGH DESERT. CANONCITO 7 WNW 0.14 915 AM 5/10 ALBUQUERQUE 5 ESE 0.14 915 AM 5/10 - WYOMING AND COPPER. ALBUQUERQUE 8 NW 0.14 915 AM 5/10 - PARADISE AND UNIVERSE. ALBUQUERQUE 3 SE 0.14 915 AM 5/10 - CONSTITUTION AND WASHINGTON. SANDIA PARK 8 W 0.13 915 AM 5/10 ALBUQUERQUE 4 SSE 0.13 915 AM 5/10 - ZUNI AND SAN MATEO. ALBUQUERQUE 5 NE 0.12 915 AM 5/10 - PASEO DEL NORTE AND LOUISIANA. ALBUQUERQUE 7 ESE 0.12 915 AM 5/10 - CONSTITUTION AND CHELWOOD PARK BLVD. SEDILLO 1 WSW 0.11 915 AM 5/09 ALBUQUERQUE 9 NE 0.11 915 AM 5/09 - TRAMWAY AND LIVE OAK ROAD. ALBUQUERQUE 9 NE 0.11 600 AM 5/09 - PASEO DEL NOTRE AND TRAMWAY. ALBUQUERQUE 2 SSE 0.10 915 AM 5/10 - GIRARD AND LOMAS. ALBUQUERQUE 4 SE 0.10 915 AM 5/10 - GIBSON AND CARLISLE. ALBUQUERQUE 4 E 0.10 915 AM 5/10 - CANDELARIA AND WYOMING. ...CATRON COUNTY... PIETOWN 0.35 915 AM 5/10 OMEGA 8 NNE 0.30 915 AM 5/09 DATIL 2 W 0.29 915 AM 5/10 OMEGA 11 NNE 0.16 915 AM 5/09 ...CHAVES COUNTY... BITTER LAKE WILDLIFE REF 15 NNW 0.15 915 AM 5/09 MESA 10 SSW 0.13 915 AM 5/10 ...CIBOLA COUNTY... MESITA 0.41 915 AM 5/10 GRANTS 1 W 0.41 915 AM 5/10 EL MORRO 2 WSW 0.34 900 AM 5/09 MILAN 2 N 0.31 915 AM 5/10 SAN MATEO 6 SSW 0.28 600 AM 5/09 - GRANTS RAWS. MILAN 3 NW 0.27 915 AM 5/10 ...COLFAX COUNTY... MIAMI 1 WSW 1.04 915 AM 5/10 RATON 1 N 0.55 915 AM 5/09 RATON 2 SSW 0.54 915 AM 5/09 RATON 1 S 0.53 915 AM 5/09 VERMEJO PARK 12 SSW 0.29 915 AM 5/10 ...CURRY COUNTY... CLOVIS 1 NE 0.56 915 AM 5/09 CLOVIS 2 NE 0.49 915 AM 5/10 PLEASANT HILL 5 N 0.49 915 AM 5/09 CLOVIS 3 E 0.49 915 AM 5/09 CLOVIS 2 NNE 0.42 915 AM 5/09 PLEASANT HILL 7 N 0.39 915 AM 5/09 PLEASANT HILL 10 NW 0.31 800 AM 5/09 TEXICO 6 S 0.30 915 AM 5/09 GRADY 0.15 915 AM 5/09 ...DE BACA COUNTY... MESA 11 NW 0.35 915 AM 5/10 ...HARDING COUNTY... ROSEBUD 6 NW 0.31 630 AM 5/09 ...LINCOLN COUNTY... ARABELA 2 SSW 0.47 915 AM 5/10 RUIDOSO 2 NNE 0.27 915 AM 5/10 RUIDOSO 1 N 0.26 915 AM 5/10 CAPITAN 0.22 915 AM 5/10 RUIDOSO 2 SSW 0.22 700 AM 5/10 CORONA 1 W 0.16 915 AM 5/10 NOGAL 6 WNW 0.16 915 AM 5/10 BONITO LAKE 3 NE 0.14 915 AM 5/09 CARRIZOZO 1 NE 0.11 915 AM 5/09 ...LOS ALAMOS COUNTY... LOS ALAMOS 1 WSW 1.18 915 AM 5/10 WHITE ROCK 1 E 0.27 915 AM 5/10 WHITE ROCK 1 WNW 0.27 915 AM 5/09 BANDELIER NATL MONUMENT 3 NW 0.24 815 AM 5/09 WHITE ROCK 1 WNW 0.17 815 AM 5/09 WHITE ROCK 1 SSE 0.16 915 AM 5/10 LOS ALAMOS 2 SSW 0.14 815 AM 5/09 BANDELIER NATL MONUMENT 4 NW 0.12 720 AM 5/09 ...MCKINLEY COUNTY... GALLUP 1 SSE 0.86 915 AM 5/10 GALLUP 1 NE 0.70 915 AM 5/10 RAMAH 0.67 915 AM 5/10 MILAN 14 NW 0.51 915 AM 5/10 GALLUP 2 ENE 0.46 800 AM 5/10 GALLUP 3 WNW 0.34 600 AM 5/09 - KGUP ASOS. ...MORA COUNTY... OCATE 1 NW 0.86 500 PM 5/09 ...QUAY COUNTY... TUCUMCARI 3 NE 0.76 800 AM 5/09 LOGAN 3 W 0.60 915 AM 5/10 NARA VISA 1 SW 0.23 915 AM 5/09 TUCUMCARI 3 ENE 0.20 915 AM 5/10 MCALISTER 4 WNW 0.12 915 AM 5/10 TUCUMCARI 4 NW 0.11 915 AM 5/10 ...RIO ARRIBA COUNTY... TIERRA AMARILLA 7 SE 1.82 915 AM 5/10 ALCALDE 19 N 1.59 915 AM 5/10 MEDANALES 1 NW 0.85 915 AM 5/10 CHAMA 0.73 800 AM 5/10 GHOST RANCH 0.64 600 PM 5/09 MEDANALES 1 ESE 0.61 915 AM 5/09 ALCALDE 4 NE 0.53 915 AM 5/10 TRUCHAS 3 ENE 0.25 1011 AM 5/09 - TRUCHAS RAWS. ESPANOLA 6 WNW 0.24 915 AM 5/10 EL RITO 2 NW 0.23 915 AM 5/09 EL VADO 12 SSW 0.21 600 AM 5/09 - DEADMAN PEAK RAWS. CANONES 5 NW 0.20 915 AM 5/09 CHAMA 2 N 0.18 800 AM 5/09 ALCALDE 0.12 730 AM 5/10 SANTA CRUZ 2 SSW 0.10 915 AM 5/09 ...ROOSEVELT COUNTY... PORTALES 2 SSE 0.71 915 AM 5/10 PORTALES 4 SW 0.70 800 AM 5/09 PORTALES 3 SW 0.65 915 AM 5/09 KENNA 7 ESE 0.25 915 AM 5/10 ...SAN JUAN COUNTY... BURNHAM 13 ENE 0.63 915 AM 5/10 NAVAJO DAM 1 WNW 0.40 700 AM 5/10 AZTEC 5 E 0.39 915 AM 5/10 AZTEC 2 WSW 0.36 915 AM 5/10 AZTEC 1 ESE 0.35 915 AM 5/10 BLOOMFIELD 1 NE 0.35 915 AM 5/10 FARMINGTON 3 WSW 0.34 915 AM 5/10 CEDAR HILL 1 ESE 0.33 915 AM 5/10 KIRTLAND 4 SSE 0.31 700 AM 5/10 AZTEC 9 NE 0.31 915 AM 5/10 FARMINGTON 3 S 0.31 915 AM 5/10 FARMINGTON 3 SSW 0.31 915 AM 5/10 FLORA VISTA 4 SSW 0.30 915 AM 5/10 FARMINGTON 3 NE 0.28 915 AM 5/10 FLORA VISTA 1 ESE 0.22 915 AM 5/10 ...SAN MIGUEL COUNTY... BELL RANCH 11 ENE 1.05 915 AM 5/10 MONTEZUMA 0.83 915 AM 5/10 CONCHAS 0.81 730 AM 5/09 MANUELITAS 2 WNW 0.64 915 AM 5/10 ROWE 2 NNE 0.63 915 AM 5/10 MINERAL HILL 2 WNW 0.16 915 AM 5/10 ROWE 0.15 915 AM 5/09 ...SANDOVAL COUNTY... PONDEROSA 3 ENE 0.51 915 AM 5/10 CANONES 1 N 0.42 915 AM 5/10 PONDEROSA 2 WSW 0.33 915 AM 5/09 RIO RANCHO 4 W 0.27 915 AM 5/10 - RAINBOW AND 11TH AVE. PONDEROSA 6 NE 0.23 600 AM 5/09 RIO RANCHO 3 WSW 0.20 915 AM 5/10 - IDALIA AND UNSER. RIO RANCHO 1 E 0.20 915 AM 5/10 - ALBERTA AND HURON. SANDIA PUEBLO 5 ESE 0.19 915 AM 5/10 CORRALES 2 N 0.19 915 AM 5/10 RIO RANCHO 3 W 0.16 915 AM 5/10 - PINE ROAD AND 10TH STREET. FRIJOLES 0.16 808 AM 5/09 - TOWER RAWS. RIO RANCHO 2 WSW 0.16 915 AM 5/10 - ABRAZO AND UNSER. COCHITI LAKE 1 SSE 0.15 700 AM 5/10 RIO RANCHO 6 NE 0.14 915 AM 5/10 - HIGHWAY 550 AND HIGHWAY 528. RIO RANCHO 1 ENE 0.14 915 AM 5/10 - KIM AND IDALIA. BERNALILLO 3 WNW 0.13 915 AM 5/10 PLACITAS 8 SE 0.12 915 AM 5/10 PONDEROSA 2 WNW 0.12 915 AM 5/10 SANDIA PUEBLO 2 WNW 0.12 915 AM 5/10 BANDELIER NATL MONUMENT 17 NW 0.12 820 AM 5/09 RIO RANCHO 4 WSW 0.10 915 AM 5/10 - IDALIA AND RAINBOW. CORRALES 1 NNE 0.10 915 AM 5/10 RIO RANCHO 2 SW 0.10 915 AM 5/10 - SOUTHERN AND SARA. CUBA 4 SSW 0.10 915 AM 5/09 RIO RANCHO 0.10 915 AM 5/09 - NORTHERN AND LOMA COLORADO. ...SANTA FE COUNTY... LAMY 1 WNW 0.63 915 AM 5/10 LAMY 5 NNW 0.43 915 AM 5/10 LAMY 4 NNW 0.42 915 AM 5/10 LAMY 4 NW 0.42 915 AM 5/10 LAMY 6 NNW 0.40 915 AM 5/09 LAMY 5 NW 0.36 915 AM 5/09 LAMY 7 NW 0.35 915 AM 5/10 EDGEWOOD 2 NW 0.34 915 AM 5/10 EDGEWOOD 2 WSW 0.33 915 AM 5/10 EDGEWOOD 2 NNW 0.30 915 AM 5/10 EDGEWOOD 2 N 0.26 915 AM 5/10 LOS CERRILLOS 3 NNE 0.25 915 AM 5/10 LAMY 5 N 0.24 915 AM 5/10 SEDILLO 4 NE 0.23 915 AM 5/10 LOS CERRILLOS 5 ENE 0.21 915 AM 5/10 STANLEY 7 NE 0.19 915 AM 5/10 SANTA FE 6 SSE 0.18 630 AM 5/09 EL RANCHO 1 WNW 0.14 915 AM 5/10 SANTA FE 1 S 0.12 915 AM 5/09 SAN ILDEFONSO PUEBLO 6 WSW 0.12 815 AM 5/09 SANTA FE 1 ENE 0.11 915 AM 5/09 AGUA FRIA 2 E 0.10 915 AM 5/10 ...SOCORRO COUNTY... CHAMIZAL 1 SSW 0.50 915 AM 5/10 MAGDALENA 7 SSW 0.23 915 AM 5/10 SOCORRO 0.21 915 AM 5/10 SOCORRO 1 E 0.20 915 AM 5/10 LUIS LOPEZ 1 SSE 0.20 915 AM 5/10 LEMITAR 1 NNE 0.18 915 AM 5/10 SAN ANTONIO 1 SSW 0.15 915 AM 5/10 ...TAOS COUNTY... VALDEZ 2 W 1.37 915 AM 5/10 ARROYO SECO 1 E 0.74 915 AM 5/09 VALDEZ 1 NW 0.64 915 AM 5/10 TAOS 2 ENE 0.56 915 AM 5/10 RIO LUCIO 2 NW 0.17 1040 AM 5/09 - PORTABLE RAWS. TRES PIEDRAS 0.15 815 AM 5/09 RED RIVER 8 SSW 0.13 805 AM 5/09 - TAOS SKI VALLEY RUEGGLI. ...TORRANCE COUNTY... MANZANO 2 SE 0.33 643 AM 5/10 ESTANCIA 6 WSW 0.29 915 AM 5/10 ESTANCIA 7 WSW 0.25 915 AM 5/10 MORIARTY 1 N 0.20 700 AM 5/09 MCINTOSH 8 W 0.18 915 AM 5/10 MOUNTAINAIR 0.14 915 AM 5/10 MOUNTAINAIR 1 S 0.11 915 AM 5/10 CLINES CORNERS 1 SSE 0.10 828 AM 5/09 - KCQC ASOS. ...UNION COUNTY... GLADSTONE 13 E 0.64 700 AM 5/09 DES MOINES 7 ESE 0.50 915 AM 5/10 CLAYTON 15 SSW 0.49 915 AM 5/09 HAYDEN 22 WNW 0.48 915 AM 5/09 CLAYTON 1 SSE 0.42 915 AM 5/09 HAYDEN 8 S 0.40 915 AM 5/10 CLAYTON 6 NE 0.38 915 AM 5/10 SENECA 3 WNW 0.38 915 AM 5/09 CLAYTON 2 ENE 0.29 915 AM 5/09 ...VALENCIA COUNTY... RIO COMMUNITIES 0.35 915 AM 5/10 RIO COMMUNITIES 6 SE 0.29 915 AM 5/10 VALENCIA 2 S 0.26 915 AM 5/10 LOS CHAVEZ 3 N 0.15 700 AM 5/10 BELEN 1 WSW 0.12 915 AM 5/10 JARALES 4 WSW 0.10 915 AM 5/10 $$ GUYER  213 NOUS41 KALY 101600 PNSALY CTZ001-013-MAZ001-025-NYZ032-033-038>043-047>054-058>061-063>066- 082>084-VTZ013>015-110400- Public Information Statement National Weather Service Albany NY 1200 PM EDT Fri May 10 2019 ...PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT... To: Subscribers: -NOAA Weather Wire Service -Emergency Managers Weather Information Network -NOAAPort Other NWS Partners and NWS Employees From: Allison Allen Chief, Marine, Tropical and Tsunami Services Branch Subject: National Tropical Cyclone Watch Warning Product (TCV) Product Collaboration Tests The National Hurricane Center (NHC), the Ocean Prediction Center (OPC), the Weather Prediction Center (WPC), and National Weather Service (NWS) Weather Forecast Offices (WFOs) in the NWS Southern Region and in the NWS Eastern Region, will commence with internal software and hardware testing of the national tropical cyclone watch/warning (TCV) product collaboration process for the Atlantic basin on Monday, May 13 and continue daily through Thursday, May 16, 2019. Internal testing will begin at approximately 1400 GMT and terminate at 1900 GMT daily during scheduled test days. In the event of inclement weather, Friday, May 17, 2019 has been reserved to serve as backup date for any portion of testing that was delayed. Internal TCV test products are not intended to be released externally through NWS dissemination and communication systems. The text products affected by collaboration testing are the National Tropical Cyclone Watch/Warning (TCV) products issued under the following AWIPS Product Identifiers (PIL) and World Meteorological Organization (WFO) Identifiers (ID): TCV Product AWIPS PIL WMO ID ------------ --------- ------- Preliminary TCV PTCAT/1-5/ WTNT/81-85/ KNHC National TCV TCVAT/1-5/ WTNT/81-85/ KNHC In addition, the following National Digital Forecast Database (NDFD) elements will be created for this test: - tropical cyclone wind probabilities (incremental and cumulative) for 34 kt, 50 kt, and 64 kt - hazard grid (including tropical storm, hurricane, and storm surge hazards) Periodic NHC and WFO internal software and hardware testing will continue during the remainder of 2019. The national TCV product for the Atlantic basin will contain a summary of NHC/WFO collaborated wind and/or storm surge watches and warnings, depicted by NWS-defined geographic zones. NWS WFOs participating in the national TCV product collaboration tests are listed below by NWS Region: NWS Southern Region Atlanta, GA (FFC) Austin-San Antonio, TX (EWX) Birmingham, AL (BMX) Brownsville, TX (BRO) Corpus Christi, TX (CRP) Fort Worth, TX (FWD) Houston, TX (HGX) Jackson, MS (JAN) Jacksonville, FL (JAX) Key West, FL (KEY) Lake Charles, LA (LCH) Little Rock, AR (LZK) Melbourne, FL (MLB) Miami, FL (MFL) Mobile, AL (MOB) Morristown, TN (MRX) New Orleans, LA (LIX) San Juan, PR (SJU) Shreveport, LA (SHV) Tallahassee, FL (TAE) Tampa Bay Area, FL (TBW) NWS Eastern Region Albany, NY (ALY) Boston, MA (BOX) Caribou, ME (CAR) Charleston, SC (CHS) Gray/Portland, ME (GYX) Mount Holly, NJ (PHI) Newport/Morehead City, NC (MHX) New York, NY (OKX) Sterling, VA (LWX) Wakefield, VA (AKQ) Wilmington, NC (ILM) Columbia, SC (CAE) Greenville-Spartanburg, SC (GSP) Raleigh-Durham, NC (RAH) Blacksburg/Roanoke, VA (RNK) For more information, please contact: Stephen DiRienzo Warning Coordination Meteorologist National Weather Service Office Albany NY 12203 Stephen.Dirienzo@noaa.gov 518-435-9568 National Public Information Statements are online at: https://www.weather.gov/notification/ $$ vtk/snd  824 NOUS44 KJAN 101605 PNSJAN Public Information Statement National Weather Service Jackson MS 1105 AM CDT Fri May 10 2019 ...NOAA ALL-HAZARDS RADIO TRANSMITTER IN ROSE HILL BACK IN SERVICE... NOAA All-Hazards Radio station KIH-49, transmitting out of Rose Hill on a frequency of 162.550 MHz, has been restored to service. We apologize for any inconvenience this outage may have caused. $$  448 NOUS44 KJAN 101611 PNSJAN Public Information Statement National Weather Service Jackson MS 1111 AM CDT Fri May 10 2019 ...DAMAGE SURVEYS PLANNED FOR MONDAY... Due to inclement weather today and this weekend, the National Weather Service in Jackson will deploy survey teams Monday to assess damage from the storms that occurred this past Wednesday and Thursday. The results of these assessments will be shared in later public information statements, on our website at https://www.weather.gov/jan, and via our social media channels (@NWSJacksonMS). $$ 22  000 NOUS42 KMHX 101631 PNSMHX NCZ029-044>047-079>081-090>092-094-193>196-198-199-203>205-102045- Public Information Statement National Weather Service Newport/Morehead City NC 1231 PM EDT Fri May 10 2019 To: Subscribers: -NOAA Weather Wire Service -Emergency Managers Weather Information Network -NOAAPort Other NWS Partners and NWS Employees From: Allison Allen Chief, Marine, Tropical and Tsunami Services Branch Subject: National Tropical Cyclone Watch Warning Product (TCV) Product Collaboration Tests The National Hurricane Center (NHC), the Ocean Prediction Center (OPC), the Weather Prediction Center (WPC), and National Weather Service (NWS) Weather Forecast Offices (WFOs) in Southern Region and Eastern Region, will commence with internal software and hardware testing of the national tropical cyclone watch/warning (TCV) product collaboration process for the Atlantic basin on Monday, May 13 and continue daily through Thursday, May 16, 2019. Internal testing will begin at approximately 1400 GMT and terminate at 1900 GMT daily during scheduled test days. In the event of inclement weather, Friday, May 17, 2019 has been reserved to serve as backup date for any portion of testing that was delayed. Internal TCV test products are not intended to be released externally through NWS dissemination and communication systems. The text products affected by collaboration testing are the National Tropical Watch/Warning (TCV) products issued under the following AWIPS Product Identifiers (PIL) and World Meteorological Organization (WMO) Identifiers (ID): TCV Product AWIPS PIL WMO ID ------------ ---------- ------- Preliminary TCV PTCAT/1-5/ WTNT/81-85/ KNHC National TCV TCVAT/1-5/ WTNT/81-85/ KNHC (NDFD) Elements will be created for this test: - tropical cyclone wind probabilities (incremental and cumulative) for 34 kt, 50 kt, and 64 kt - hazard grid (including tropical storm, hurricane, and storm surge hazards) Periodic NHC and WFO internal software and hardware testing will continue during the remainder of 2019. The national TCV product for the Atlantic basin will contain a summary of NHC/WFO collaborated wind and/or storm surge watches and warnings, depicted by NWS-defined geographic zones. NWS WFOs participating in the national TCV product collaboration tests are listed below by NWS Region: NWS - Southern Region Atlanta, GA (FFC) Austin-San Antonio, TX (EWX) Birmingham, AL (BMX) Brownsville, TX (BRO) Corpus Christi, TX (CRP) Fort Worth, TX (FWD) Houston, TX (HGX) Jackson, MS (JAN) Jacksonville, FL (JAX) Key West, FL (KEY) Lake Charles, LA (LCH) Little Rock, AR (LZK) Melbourne, FL (MLB) Miami, FL (MFL) Mobile, AL (MOB) Morristown, TN (MRX) New Orleans, LA (LIX) San Juan, PR (SJU) Shreveport, LA (SHV) Tallahassee, FL (TAE) Tampa Bay Area, FL (TBW) NWS - Eastern Region Albany, NW (ALY) Boston, MA (BOX) Caribou, ME (CAR) Charleston, SC (CHS) Gray/Portland, ME (GYX) Mount Holly, NJ (PHI) Newport/Morehead City, NC (MHX) New York, NY (OKX) Sterling, VA (LWX) Wakefield, VA (AKQ) Wilmington, NC (ILM) Columbia, SC (CAE) Greenville-Spartanburg, SC (GSP) Raleigh-Durham, NC (RAH) Blacksburg/Roanoke, VA (RNK) For more information, please contact: David Glenn Acting Meteorologist in Charge National Weather Service Office Newport, NC 28570 david.glenn@noaa.gov 252-223-5122 National Service Change Notices are online at: https://www.weather.gov/notification/ $$  321 NOUS41 KAKQ 101635 PNSAKQ Public Information Statement National Weather Service Wakefield VA 1235 PM EDT Fri May 10 2019 To: Subscribers: -NOAA Weather Wire Service -Emergency Managers Weather Information Network -NOAAPort Other NWS Partners and NWS Employees From: Allison Allen Chief, Marine, Tropical and Tsunami Services Branch Subject: National Tropical Cyclone Watch Warning Product (TCV) Product Collaboration Tests The National Hurricane Center (NHC), the Ocean Prediction Center (OPC), the Weather Prediction Center (WPC), and National Weather Service (NWS) Weather Forecast Offices (WFOs) in the NWS Southern Region and in the NWS Eastern Region, will commence with internal software and hardware testing of the national tropical cyclone watch/warning (TCV) product collaboration process for the Atlantic basin on Monday, May 13 and continue daily through Thursday, May 16, 2019. Internal testing will begin at approximately 1400 GMT and terminate at 1900 GMT daily during scheduled test days. In the event of inclement weather, Friday, May 17, 2019 has been reserved to serve as backup date for any portion of testing that was delayed. Internal TCV test products are not intended to be released externally through NWS dissemination and communication systems. The text products affected by collaboration testing are the National Tropical Cyclone Watch/Warning (TCV) products issued under the following AWIPS Product Identifiers (PIL) and World Meteorological Organization (WMO) Identifiers (ID): TCV Product AWIPS PIL WMO ID ------------ --------- ------- Preliminary TCV PTCAT/1-5/ WTNT/81-85/ KNHC National TCV TCVAT/1-5/ WTNT/81-85/ KNHC In addition, the following National Digital Forecast Database (NDFD) elements will be created for this test: - tropical cyclone wind probabilities (incremental and cumulative) for 34 kt, 50 kt, and 64 kt - hazard grid (including tropical storm, hurricane, and storm surge hazards) Periodic NHC and WFO internal software and hardware testing will continue during the remainder of 2019. The national TCV product for the Atlantic basin will contain a summary of NHC/WFO collaborated wind and/or storm surge watches and warnings, depicted by NWS- defined geographic zones. NWS WFOs participating in the national TCV product collaboration tests are listed below by NWS Region: NWS – Southern Region Atlanta, GA (FFC) Austin-San Antonio, TX (EWX) Birmingham, AL (BMX) Brownsville, TX (BRO) Corpus Christi, TX (CRP) Fort Worth, TX (FWD) Houston, TX (HGX) Jackson, MS (JAN) Jacksonville, FL (JAX) Key West, FL (KEY) Lake Charles, LA (LCH) Little Rock, AR (LZK) Melbourne, FL (MLB) Miami, FL (MFL) Mobile, AL (MOB) Morristown, TN (MRX) New Orleans, LA (LIX) San Juan, PR (SJU) Shreveport, LA (SHV) Tallahassee, FL (TAE) Tampa Bay Area, FL (TBW) NWS – Eastern Region Albany, NY (ALY) Boston, MA (BOX) Caribou, ME (CAR) Charleston, SC (CHS) Gray/Portland, ME (GYX) Mount Holly, NJ (PHI) Newport/Morehead City, NC (MHX) New York, NY (OKX) Sterling, VA (LWX) Wakefield, VA (AKQ) Wilmington, NC (ILM) Columbia, SC (CAE) Greenville-Spartanburg, SC (GSP) Raleigh-Durham, NC (RAH) Blacksburg/Roanoke, VA (RNK) For more information, please contact: Jeff Orrock Meteorologist-In-Charge National Weather Service Office Wakefield VA 23888 jeff.orrock@noaa.gov 757-899-4200 (phone) National Public Information Statements are online at: https://www.weather.gov/notification/ $$ MRD  425 NOUS42 KRAH 101636 PNSRAH NCZ007>011-021>028-038>043-073>078-083>086-088-089-110445- PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT National Weather Service RALEIGH NC 1236 PM EDT Fri May 10 2019 ...Public Information Statement... To: Subscribers: -NOAA Weather Wire Service -Emergency Managers Weather Information Network -NOAAPort Other NWS Partners and NWS Employees From: Allison Allen Chief, Marine, Tropical and Tsunami Services Branch Subject: National Tropical Cyclone Watch Warning Product (TCV) Product Collaboration Tests The National Hurricane Center (NHC), the Ocean Prediction Center (OPC), the Weather Prediction Center (WPC), and National Weather Service (NWS) Weather Forecast Offices (WFOs) in the NWS Southern Region and in the NWS Eastern Region, will commence with internal software and hardware testing of the national tropical cyclone watch/warning (TCV) product collaboration process for the Atlantic basin on Monday, May 13 and continue daily through Thursday, May 16, 2019. Internal testing will begin at approximately 1400 GMT and terminate at 1900 GMT daily during scheduled test days. In the event of inclement weather, Friday, May 17, 2018 has been reserved to serve as backup date for any portion of testing that was delayed. Internal TCV test products are not intended to be released externally through NWS dissemination and communication systems. The text products affected by collaboration testing are the National Tropical Cyclone Watch/Warning (TCV) products issued under the following AWIPS Product Identifiers (PIL) and World Meteorological Organization (WFO) Identifiers (ID): TCV Product AWIPS PIL WMO ID ------------ --------- ------- Preliminary TCV PTCAT/1-5/ WTNT/81-85/ KNHC National TCV TCVAT/1-5/ WTNT/81-85/ KNHC In addition, the following National Digital Forecast Database (NDFD) elements will be created for this test: - tropical cyclone wind probabilities (incremental and cumulative) for 34 kt, 50 kt, and 64 kt - hazard grid (including tropical storm, hurricane, and storm surge hazards) Periodic NHC and WFO internal software and hardware testing will continue during the remainder of 2019. The national TCV product for the Atlantic basin will contain a summary of NHC/WFO collaborated wind and/or storm surge watches and warnings, depicted by NWS-defined geographic zones. NWS WFOs participating in the national TCV product collaboration tests are listed below by NWS Region: NWS Southern Region Atlanta, GA (FFC) Austin-San Antonio, TX (EWX) Birmingham, AL (BMX) Brownsville, TX (BRO) Corpus Christi, TX (CRP) Fort Worth, TX (FWD) Houston, TX (HGX) Jackson, MS (JAN) Jacksonville, FL (JAX) Key West, FL (KEY) Lake Charles, LA (LCH) Little Rock, AR (LZK) Melbourne, FL (MLB) Miami, FL (MFL) Mobile, AL (MOB) Morristown, TN (MRX) New Orleans, LA (LIX) San Juan, PR (SJU) Shreveport, LA (SHV) Tallahassee, FL (TAE) Tampa Bay Area, FL (TBW) NWS Eastern Region Albany, NY (ALY) Boston, MA (BOX) Caribou, ME (CAR) Charleston, SC (CHS) Gray/Portland, ME (GYX) Mount Holly, NJ (PHI) Newport/Morehead City, NC (MHX) New York, NY (OKX) Sterling, VA (LWX) Wakefield, VA (AKQ) Wilmington, NC (ILM) Columbia, SC (CAE) Greenville-Spartanburg, SC (GSP) Raleigh-Durham, NC (RAH) Blacksburg/Roanoke, VA (RNK) For more information, please contact: Jonathan Blaes Science and Operations Officer National Weather Service Office Raleigh, NC 27527 Jonathan.Blaes@noaa.gov 919-326-1042 National Public Information Statements are online at: https://www.weather.gov/notification/ $$ $$  740 NOUS41 KNHC 101648 PNSNHC Public Information Statement NWS National Hurricane Center Miami FL 100 PM EDT Fri May 10 2019 To: Subscribers: -NOAA Weather Wire Service -Emergency Managers Weather Information Network -NOAAPort Other NWS Partners and NWS Employees From: Allison Allen Chief, Marine, Tropical and Tsunami Services Branch Subject: National Tropical Cyclone Watch Warning Product (TCV) Product Collaboration Tests The National Hurricane Center (NHC), the Ocean Prediction Center (OPC), the Weather Prediction Center (WPC), and National Weather Service (NWS) Weather Forecast Offices (WFOs) in the NWS Southern Region and in the NWS Eastern Region, will commence with internal software and hardware testing of the national tropical cyclone watch/warning (TCV) product collaboration process for the Atlantic basin on Monday, May 13 and continue daily through Thursday, May 16, 2019. Internal testing will begin at approximately 1400 GMT and terminate at 1900 GMT daily during scheduled test days. In the event of inclement weather, Friday, May 17, 2019 has been reserved to serve as backup date for any portion of testing that was delayed. Internal TCV test products are not intended to be released externally through NWS dissemination and communication systems. The text products affected by collaboration testing are the National Tropical Cyclone Watch/Warning (TCV) products issued under the following AWIPS Product Identifiers (PIL) and World Meteorological Organization (WMO) Identifiers (ID): TCV Product AWIPS PIL WMO ID ------------ --------- ------- Preliminary TCV PTCAT/1-5/ WTNT/81-85/ KNHC National TCV TCVAT/1-5/ WTNT/81-85/ KNHC In addition, the following National Digital Forecast Database (NDFD) elements will be created for this test: - tropical cyclone wind probabilities (incremental and cumulative) for 34 kt, 50 kt, and 64 kt - hazard grid (including tropical storm, hurricane, and storm surge hazards) Periodic NHC and WFO internal software and hardware testing will continue during the remainder of 2019. The national TCV product for the Atlantic basin will contain a summary of NHC/WFO collaborated wind and/or storm surge watches and warnings, depicted by NWS-defined geographic zones. NWS WFOs participating in the national TCV product collaboration tests are listed below by NWS Region: NWS – Southern Region Atlanta, GA (FFC) Austin-San Antonio, TX (EWX) Birmingham, AL (BMX) Brownsville, TX (BRO) Corpus Christi, TX (CRP) Fort Worth, TX (FWD) Houston, TX (HGX) Jackson, MS (JAN) Jacksonville, FL (JAX) Key West, FL (KEY) Lake Charles, LA (LCH) Little Rock, AR (LZK) Melbourne, FL (MLB) Miami, FL (MFL) Mobile, AL (MOB) Morristown, TN (MRX) New Orleans, LA (LIX) San Juan, PR (SJU) Shreveport, LA (SHV) Tallahassee, FL (TAE) Tampa Bay Area, FL (TBW) NWS – Eastern Region Albany, NY (ALY) Boston, MA (BOX) Caribou, ME (CAR) Charleston, SC (CHS) Gray/Portland, ME (GYX) Mount Holly, NJ (PHI) Newport/Morehead City, NC (MHX) New York, NY (OKX) Sterling, VA (LWX) Wakefield, VA (AKQ) Wilmington, NC (ILM) Columbia, SC (CAE) Greenville-Spartanburg, SC (GSP) Raleigh-Durham, NC (RAH) Blacksburg/Roanoke, VA (RNK) For more information, please contact: Michael Brennan Branch Chief, Hurricane Specialist Unit National Hurricane Center Miami, FL, 33165 Michael.J.Brennan@noaa.gov 305-229-4436 National Public Information Statements are online at: https://www.weather.gov/notification/  225 NOUS41 KBOX 101657 PNSBOX CTZ002>004-MAZ002>024-026-RIZ001>008-110500- Public Information Statement National Weather Service Boston/Norton MA 1257 PM EDT Fri May 10 2019 To: Subscribers: -NOAA Weather Wire Service -Emergency Managers Weather Information Network -NOAAPort Other NWS Partners and NWS Employees From: Allison Allen Chief, Marine, Tropical and Tsunami Services Branch Subject: National Tropical Cyclone Watch Warning Product (TCV) Product Collaboration Tests The National Hurricane Center (NHC), the Ocean Prediction Center (OPC), the Weather Prediction Center (WPC), and National Weather Service (NWS) Weather Forecast Offices (WFOs) in the NWS Southern Region and in the NWS Eastern Region, will commence with internal software and hardware testing of the national tropical cyclone watch/warning (TCV) product collaboration process for the Atlantic basin on Monday, May 13 and continue daily through Thursday, May 16, 2019. Internal testing will begin at approximately 1400 GMT and terminate at 1900 GMT daily during scheduled test days. In the event of inclement weather, Friday, May 17, 2018 has been reserved to serve as backup date for any portion of testing that was delayed. Internal TCV test products are not intended to be released externally through NWS dissemination and communication systems. The text products affected by collaboration testing are the National Tropical Cyclone Watch/Warning (TCV) products issued under the following AWIPS Product Identifiers (PIL) and World Meteorological Organization (WMO) Identifiers (ID): TCV Product AWIPS PIL WMO ID ------------ --------- ------- Preliminary TCV PTCAT/1-5/ WTNT/81-85/ KNHC National TCV TCVAT/1-5/ WTNT/81-85/ KNHC In addition, the following National Digital Forecast Database (NDFD) elements will be created for this test: - tropical cyclone wind probabilities (incremental and cumulative) for 34 kt, 50 kt, and 64 kt - hazard grid (including tropical storm, hurricane, and storm surge hazards) Periodic NHC and WFO internal software and hardware testing will continue during the remainder of 2019. The national TCV product for the Atlantic basin will contain a summary of NHC/WFO collaborated wind and/or storm surge watches and warnings, depicted by NWS-defined geographic zones. NWS WFOs participating in the national TCV product collaboration tests are listed below by NWS Region: NWS - Southern Region Atlanta, GA (FFC) Austin-San Antonio, TX (EWX) Birmingham, AL (BMX) Brownsville, TX (BRO) Corpus Christi, TX (CRP) Fort Worth, TX (FWD) Houston, TX (HGX) Jackson, MS (JAN) Jacksonville, FL (JAX) Key West, FL (KEY) Lake Charles, LA (LCH) Little Rock, AR (LZK) Melbourne, FL (MLB) Miami, FL (MFL) Mobile, AL (MOB) Morristown, TN (MRX) New Orleans, LA (LIX) San Juan, PR (SJU) Shreveport, LA (SHV) Tallahassee, FL (TAE) Tampa Bay Area, FL (TBW) NWS - Eastern Region Albany, NY (ALY) Boston, MA (BOX) Caribou, ME (CAR) Charleston, SC (CHS) Gray/Portland, ME (GYX) Mount Holly, NJ (PHI) Newport/Morehead City, NC (MHX) New York, NY (OKX) Sterling, VA (LWX) Wakefield, VA (AKQ) Wilmington, NC (ILM) Columbia, SC (CAE) Greenville-Spartanburg, SC (GSP) Raleigh-Durham, NC (RAH) Blacksburg/Roanoke, VA (RNK) For more information, please contact: Matthew Belk Meteorologist/Tropical Program Leader National Weather Service Office Norton, MA 02766 matthew.belk@noaa.gov 508-622-3250 ext. 299 National Public Information Statements are online at: https://www.weather.gov/notification/ $$ For the latest updates, please visit our webpage at www.weather.gov/boston You can follow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/NWSBoston You can follow us on Twitter at @NWSBoston  979 NOUS42 KCAE 101704 PNSCAE GAZ040-063>065-077-SCZ016-018-020>022-025>031-035>038-041-115-116- 110515- Public Information Statement National Weather Service Columbia SC 104 PM EDT Fri May 10 2019 ...Public Information Statement... To: Subscribers: -NOAA Weather Wire Service -Emergency Managers Weather Information Network -NOAAPort Other NWS Partners and NWS Employees From: Allison Allen Chief, Marine, Tropical and Tsunami Services Branch Subject: National Tropical Cyclone Watch Warning Product (TCV) Product Collaboration Tests The National Hurricane Center (NHC), the Ocean Prediction Center (OPC), the Weather Prediction Center (WPC), and National Weather Service (NWS) Weather Forecast Offices (WFOs) in the NWS Southern Region and in the NWS Eastern Region, will commence with internal software and hardware testing of the national tropical cyclone watch/warning (TCV) product collaboration process for the Atlantic basin on Monday, May 13 and continue daily through Thursday, May 16, 2019. Internal testing will begin at approximately 1400 GMT and terminate at 1900 GMT daily during scheduled test days. In the event of inclement weather, Friday, May 17, 2018 has been reserved to serve as backup date for any portion of testing that was delayed. Internal TCV test products are not intended to be released externally through NWS dissemination and communication systems. The text products affected by collaboration testing are the National Tropical Cyclone Watch/Warning (TCV) products issued under the following AWIPS Product Identifiers (PIL) and World Meteorological Organization (WFO) Identifiers (ID): TCV Product AWIPS PIL WMO ID ------------ --------- ------- Preliminary TCV PTCAT/1-5/ WTNT/81-85/ KNHC National TCV TCVAT/1-5/ WTNT/81-85/ KNHC In addition, the following National Digital Forecast Database (NDFD) elements will be created for this test: - tropical cyclone wind probabilities (incremental and cumulative) for 34 kt, 50 kt, and 64 kt - hazard grid (including tropical storm, hurricane, and storm surge hazards) Periodic NHC and WFO internal software and hardware testing will continue during the remainder of 2019. The national TCV product for the Atlantic basin will contain a summary of NHC/WFO collaborated wind and/or storm surge watches and warnings, depicted by NWS-defined geographic zones. NWS WFOs participating in the national TCV product collaboration tests are listed below by NWS Region: NWS Southern Region Atlanta, GA (FFC) Austin-San Antonio, TX (EWX) Birmingham, AL (BMX) Brownsville, TX (BRO) Corpus Christi, TX (CRP) Fort Worth, TX (FWD) Houston, TX (HGX) Jackson, MS (JAN) Jacksonville, FL (JAX) Key West, FL (KEY) Lake Charles, LA (LCH) Little Rock, AR (LZK) Melbourne, FL (MLB) Miami, FL (MFL) Mobile, AL (MOB) Morristown, TN (MRX) New Orleans, LA (LIX) San Juan, PR (SJU) Shreveport, LA (SHV) Tallahassee, FL (TAE) Tampa Bay Area, FL (TBW) NWS Eastern Region Albany, NY (ALY) Boston, MA (BOX) Caribou, ME (CAR) Charleston, SC (CHS) Gray/Portland, ME (GYX) Mount Holly, NJ (PHI) Newport/Morehead City, NC (MHX) New York, NY (OKX) Sterling, VA (LWX) Wakefield, VA (AKQ) Wilmington, NC (ILM) Columbia, SC (CAE) Greenville-Spartanburg, SC (GSP) Raleigh-Durham, NC (RAH) Blacksburg/Roanoke, VA (RNK) For more information, please contact: Frank Alsheimer Science and Operations Officer National Weather Service Office Columbia, SC 29170 Frank.Alsheimer@noaa.gov 803-765-5501 National Public Information Statements are online at: https://www.weather.gov/notification/ $$ $$  938 NOUS42 KMFL 101729 PNSMFL Public Information Statement National Weather Service Miami, FL 128 PM EDT Fri May 10 2019 To: Subscribers: -NOAA Weather Wire Service -Emergency Managers Weather Information Network -NOAAPort Other NWS Partners and NWS Employees From: Allison Allen Chief, Marine, Tropical and Tsunami Services Branch Subject: National Tropical Cyclone Watch Warning Product (TCV) Product Collaboration Tests The National Hurricane Center (NHC), the Ocean Prediction Center (OPC), the Weather Prediction Center (WPC), and National Weather Service (NWS) Weather Forecast Offices (WFOs) in the NWS Southern Region and in the NWS Eastern Region, will commence with internal software and hardware testing of the national tropical cyclone watch/warning (TCV) product collaboration process for the Atlantic basin on Monday, May 13 and continue daily through Thursday, May 16, 2019. Internal testing will begin at approximately 1400 GMT and terminate at 1900 GMT daily during scheduled test days. In the event of inclement weather, Friday, May 17, 2018 has been reserved to serve as backup date for any portion of testing that was delayed. Internal TCV test products are not intended to be released externally through NWS dissemination and communication systems. The text products affected by collaboration testing are the National Tropical Cyclone Watch/Warning (TCV) products issued under the following AWIPS Product Identifiers (PIL) and World Meteorological Organization (WFO) Identifiers (ID): TCV Product AWIPS PIL WMO ID ------------ --------- ------- Preliminary TCV PTCAT/1-5/ WTNT/81-85/ KNHC National TCV TCVAT/1-5/ WTNT/81-85/ KNHC In addition, the following National Digital Forecast Database (NDFD) elements will be created for this test: - tropical cyclone wind probabilities (incremental and cumulative) for 34 kt, 50 kt, and 64 kt - hazard grid (including tropical storm, hurricane, and storm surge hazards) Periodic NHC and WFO internal software and hardware testing will continue during the remainder of 2019. The national TCV product for the Atlantic basin will contain a summary of NHC/WFO collaborated wind and/or storm surge watches and warnings, depicted by NWS- defined geographic zones. NWS WFOs participating in the national TCV product collaboration tests are listed below by NWS Region: NWS – Southern Region Atlanta, GA (FFC) Austin-San Antonio, TX (EWX) Birmingham, AL (BMX) Brownsville, TX (BRO) Corpus Christi, TX (CRP) Fort Worth, TX (FWD) Houston, TX (HGX) Jackson, MS (JAN) Jacksonville, FL (JAX) Key West, FL (KEY) Lake Charles, LA (LCH) Little Rock, AR (LZK) Melbourne, FL (MLB) Miami, FL (MFL) Mobile, AL (MOB) Morristown, TN (MRX) New Orleans, LA (LIX) San Juan, PR (SJU) Shreveport, LA (SHV) Tallahassee, FL (TAE) Tampa Bay Area, FL (TBW) NWS – Eastern Region Albany, NY (ALY) Boston, MA (BOX) Caribou, ME (CAR) Charleston, SC (CHS) Gray/Portland, ME (GYX) Mount Holly, NJ (PHI) Newport/Morehead City, NC (MHX) New York, NY (OKX) Sterling, VA (LWX) Wakefield, VA (AKQ) Wilmington, NC (ILM) Columbia, SC (CAE) Greenville-Spartanburg, SC (GSP) Raleigh-Durham, NC (RAH) Blacksburg/Roanoke, VA (RNK) For more information, please contact: Pablo Santos Meteorologist in Charge (MIC) National Weather Service Office Miami, Florida 33165 pablo.santos@noaa.gov 305-229-4522 National Public Information Statements are online at: https://www.weather.gov/notification/ $$  842 NOUS41 KCAR 101743 PNSCAR MEZ001>006-010-011-015>017-029>032-110545- Public Information Statement National Weather Service Caribou ME 143 PM EDT Fri May 10 2019 ...PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT... To: Subscribers: -NOAA Weather Wire Service -Emergency Managers Weather Information Network -NOAAPort Other NWS Partners and NWS Employees From: Allison Allen Chief, Marine, Tropical and Tsunami Services Branch Subject: National Tropical Cyclone Watch Warning Product (TCV) Product Collaboration Tests The National Hurricane Center (NHC), the Ocean Prediction Center (OPC), the Weather Prediction Center (WPC), and National Weather Service (NWS) Weather Forecast Offices (WFOs) in the NWS Southern Region and in the NWS Eastern Region, will commence with internal software and hardware testing of the national tropical cyclone watch/warning (TCV) product collaboration process for the Atlantic basin on Monday, May 13 and continue daily through Thursday, May 16, 2019. Internal testing will begin at approximately 1400 GMT and terminate at 1900 GMT daily during scheduled test days. In the event of inclement weather, Friday, May 17, 2019 has been reserved to serve as backup date for any portion of testing that was delayed. Internal TCV test products are not intended to be released externally through NWS dissemination and communication systems. The text products affected by collaboration testing are the National Tropical Cyclone Watch/Warning (TCV) products issued under the following AWIPS Product Identifiers (PIL) and World Meteorological Organization (WMO) Identifiers (ID): TCV Product AWIPS PIL WMO ID ------------ --------- ------- Preliminary TCV PTCAT/1-5/ WTNT/81-85/ KNHC National TCV TCVAT/1-5/ WTNT/81-85/ KNHC In addition, the following National Digital Forecast Database (NDFD) elements will be created for this test: - tropical cyclone wind probabilities (incremental and cumulative) for 34 kt, 50 kt, and 64 kt - hazard grid (including tropical storm, hurricane, and storm surge hazards) Periodic NHC and WFO internal software and hardware testing will continue during the remainder of 2019. The national TCV product for the Atlantic basin will contain a summary of NHC/WFO collaborated wind and/or storm surge watches and warnings, depicted by NWS-defined geographic zones. NWS WFOs participating in the national TCV product collaboration tests are listed below by NWS Region: NWS Southern Region Atlanta, GA (FFC) Austin-San Antonio, TX (EWX) Birmingham, AL (BMX) Brownsville, TX (BRO) Corpus Christi, TX (CRP) Fort Worth, TX (FWD) Houston, TX (HGX) Jackson, MS (JAN) Jacksonville, FL (JAX) Key West, FL (KEY) Lake Charles, LA (LCH) Little Rock, AR (LZK) Melbourne, FL (MLB) Miami, FL (MFL) Mobile, AL (MOB) Morristown, TN (MRX) New Orleans, LA (LIX) San Juan, PR (SJU) Shreveport, LA (SHV) Tallahassee, FL (TAE) Tampa Bay Area, FL (TBW) NWS Eastern Region Albany, NY (ALY) Boston, MA (BOX) Caribou, ME (CAR) Charleston, SC (CHS) Gray/Portland, ME (GYX) Mount Holly, NJ (PHI) Newport/Morehead City, NC (MHX) New York, NY (OKX) Sterling, VA (LWX) Wakefield, VA (AKQ) Wilmington, NC (ILM) Columbia, SC (CAE) Greenville-Spartanburg, SC (GSP) Raleigh-Durham, NC (RAH) Blacksburg/Roanoke, VA (RNK) For more information, please contact: Pat Maloit National Weather Service Office Caribou ME 04769 patrick.maloit@noaa.gov 207-492-0180 (phone) National Public Information Statements are online at: https://www.weather.gov/notification/ $$  409 NOUS42 KCHS 101814 PNSCHS GAZ087-088-099>101-114>119-137>141-SCZ040-042>045-047>052-111815- Public Information Statement National Weather Service Charleston SC 214 PM EDT Fri May 10 2019 To: Subscribers: -NOAA Weather Wire Service -Emergency Managers Weather Information Network -NOAAPort Other NWS Partners and NWS Employees From: Allison Allen Chief, Marine, Tropical and Tsunami Services Branch Subject: National Tropical Cyclone Watch Warning Product (TCV) Product Collaboration Tests The National Hurricane Center (NHC), the Ocean Prediction Center (OPC), the Weather Prediction Center (WPC), and National Weather Service (NWS) Weather Forecast Offices (WFOs) in the NWS Southern Region and in the NWS Eastern Region, will commence with internal software and hardware testing of the national tropical cyclone watch/warning (TCV) product collaboration process for the Atlantic basin on Monday, May 13 and continue daily through Thursday, May 16, 2019. Internal testing will begin at approximately 1400 GMT and terminate at 1900 GMT daily during scheduled test days. In the event of inclement weather, Friday, May 17, 2018 has been reserved to serve as backup date for any portion of testing that was delayed. Internal TCV test products are not intended to be released externally through NWS dissemination and communication systems. The text products affected by collaboration testing are the National Tropical Cyclone Watch/Warning (TCV) products issued under the following AWIPS Product Identifiers (PIL) and World Meteorological Organization (WFO) Identifiers (ID): TCV Product AWIPS PIL WMO ID ------------ --------- ------- Preliminary TCV PTCAT/1-5/ WTNT/81-85/ KNHC National TCV TCVAT/1-5/ WTNT/81-85/ KNHC In addition, the following National Digital Forecast Database (NDFD) elements will be created for this test: - tropical cyclone wind probabilities (incremental and cumulative) for 34 kt, 50 kt, and 64 kt - hazard grid (including tropical storm, hurricane, and storm surge hazards) Periodic NHC and WFO internal software and hardware testing will continue during the remainder of 2019. The national TCV product for the Atlantic basin will contain a summary of NHC/WFO collaborated wind and/or storm surge watches and warnings, depicted by NWS-defined geographic zones. NWS WFOs participating in the national TCV product collaboration tests are listed below by NWS Region: NWS – Southern Region Atlanta, GA (FFC) Austin-San Antonio, TX (EWX) Birmingham, AL (BMX) Brownsville, TX (BRO) Corpus Christi, TX (CRP) Fort Worth, TX (FWD) Houston, TX (HGX) Jackson, MS (JAN) Jacksonville, FL (JAX) Key West, FL (KEY) Lake Charles, LA (LCH) Little Rock, AR (LZK) Melbourne, FL (MLB) Miami, FL (MFL) Mobile, AL (MOB) Morristown, TN (MRX) New Orleans, LA (LIX) San Juan, PR (SJU) Shreveport, LA (SHV) Tallahassee, FL (TAE) Tampa Bay Area, FL (TBW) NWS – Eastern Region Albany, NY (ALY) Boston, MA (BOX) Caribou, ME (CAR) Charleston, SC (CHS) Gray/Portland, ME (GYX) Mount Holly, NJ (PHI) Newport/Morehead City, NC (MHX) New York, NY (OKX) Sterling, VA (LWX) Wakefield, VA (AKQ) Wilmington, NC (ILM) Columbia, SC (CAE) Greenville-Spartanburg, SC (GSP) Raleigh-Durham, NC (RAH) Blacksburg/Roanoke, VA (RNK) For more information, please contact: Michael Emlaw Meteorologist-in-Charge National Weather Service Office Charleston SC 29406 Michael.Emlaw@noaa.gov 843-747-5860 National Public Information Statements are online at: https://www.weather.gov/notification/ $$  503 NOUS44 KHUN 101830 PNSHUN ALZ001>010-016-TNZ076-096-097-110630- PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HUNTSVILLE AL 130 PM CDT Fri May 10 2019 ...NWS Damage Survey For 5/9/2019 State Line Tornado Event... .Overview... EF-0 tornado was observed in Northern Madison and Southern Lincoln County... .State Line Tornado... Rating: EF0 Estimated Peak Wind: 80 mph Path Length /statute/: 2.58 miles Path Width /maximum/: 75.0 yards Fatalities: 0 Injuries: 0 Start Date: 05/09/2019 Start Time: 12:46 PM CDT Start Location: 4 N Hazel Green / Madison County / AL Start Lat/Lon: 34.9901 / -86.5661 End Date: 05/09/2019 End Time: 12:52 PM CDT End Location: 6 N Hazel Green / Lincoln County / TN End Lat/Lon: 35.0172 / -86.5352 Summary: A NWS survey team determined the damage in Northern Madison and Southern Lincoln County was the result of an EF-0 Tornado. As noted on KHTX, a couplet quickly tightened west of Hazel Green which prompted a tornado warning. As the couplet progressed toward US 231, a weak tornado touched down south of Hunter Rd, which bisects the Alabama and Tennessee state line. The tornado initially caused minor large limb damage south of Hunter Rd, but intensified slightly on the Tennessee side of Hunter Rd. The maximum intensity of this tornado was noted in this area where 2 large hardwood trees were uprooted. The uprooted trees heavily damaged one home on the north side of Hunter Rd. The tornado progressed toward Old Quick Rd, where another large tree was uprooted. It then tracked northeast toward the junction of Jeans Rd and Quick School Rd, where it started to weaken. Sporatic large limb damage were the main damage indictors in this location. The tornado likely lifted and dissipated very close to Lincoln Rd, in the Mason Branch creek area. EF Scale: The Enhanced Fujita Scale classifies tornadoes into the following categories. EF0...Weak......65 TO 85 mph EF1...Weak......86 TO 110 mph EF2...Strong....111 TO 135 mph EF3...Strong....136 TO 165 mph EF4...Violent...166 TO 200mph EF5...Violent...>200mph NOTE: The information in this statement is preliminary and subject to change pending final review of the event and publication in NWS Storm Data. $$ Barron  448 NOUS45 KABQ 101836 PNSABQ NMZ501>540-101936- PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE ALBUQUERQUE NM 1236 PM MDT FRI MAY 10 2019 PRELIMINARY SNOW REPORTS ACROSS NORTH AND CENTRAL NEW MEXICO FOR THE LAST 37 HOURS. ...COUNTY... STORM TOTAL TIME/DATE OF LOCATION /INCHES/ MEASUREMENT ...BERNALILLO COUNTY... SEDILLO 1 S 2.5 1128 AM 5/10 TIJERAS 8 SSE 1.6 1000 AM 5/10 SANDIA PARK 1.3 915 AM 5/10 ALBUQUERQUE 7 E 0.1 825 AM 5/10 - COMANCHE AND TRAMWAY. ...COLFAX COUNTY... ANGEL FIRE 3 ESE 18.0 800 AM 5/09 - ANGEL FIRE SKI AREA. EAGLE NEST 10.0 800 AM 5/09 EAGLE NEST 8 SE 8.0 200 AM 5/09 - TOLBY SNOTEL. SHADY BROOK 9 ENE 4.0 200 AM 5/09 - PALO SNOTEL. RED RIVER 11 ENE 2.0 200 AM 5/09 - SHUREE SNOTEL. RATON 1 N 0.3 915 AM 5/10 ...CURRY COUNTY... CLOVIS 2 WNW 0.5 800 AM 5/09 ...RIO ARRIBA COUNTY... CANON PLAZA 11 NNW 10.0 900 AM 5/10 - HOPEWELL SNOTEL. CHAMA 4.3 800 AM 5/10 TRUCHAS 1 ESE 1.1 915 AM 5/10 ...SAN MIGUEL COUNTY... ROCIADA 8 SW 7.0 500 AM 5/09 - WESNER SPRINGS SNOTEL. SAN PABLO 2 E 0.5 915 AM 5/09 ...SANDOVAL COUNTY... PONDEROSA 2 W 0.1 915 AM 5/10 ...SANTA FE COUNTY... TERERRO 6 WNW 3.0 500 AM 5/09 - SANTA FE SNOTEL. EDGEWOOD 1.5 1111 AM 5/10 EDGEWOOD 2 NNW 0.5 929 AM 5/10 MADRID 0.1 955 AM 5/10 ...SOCORRO COUNTY... SAN ANTONIO 1 SE 0.2 915 AM 5/09 ...TAOS COUNTY... ARROYO SECO 8 NE 17.0 900 AM 5/10 - TAOS POWDERHORN SNOTEL. RED RIVER 4.0 800 AM 5/09 ARROYO SECO 1 E 3.3 915 AM 5/09 LLANO LARGO 5 SSE 3.0 200 AM 5/09 - RIO SANTA BARBARA SNOTEL. TAOS PUEBLO 3 NW 2.0 915 AM 5/09 TAOS 13 NW 1.6 915 AM 5/09 LOS CORDOVAS 2 SSW 0.7 915 AM 5/09 PRELIMINARY RAINFALL REPORTS ACROSS NORTH AND CENTRAL NEW MEXICO FOR THE LAST 37 HOURS. ...COUNTY... STORM TOTAL TIME/DATE OF LOCATION /INCHES/ MEASUREMENT ...BERNALILLO COUNTY... ALBUQUERQUE 9 SE 0.32 915 AM 5/10 - FOUR HILLS AREA. ALBUQUERQUE 5 E 0.29 915 AM 5/10 - MONTGOMERY AND MOON. ALBUQUERQUE 5 E 0.25 915 AM 5/10 - MONTGOMERY AND MOON. TIJERAS 1 SSW 0.22 915 AM 5/10 ALBUQUERQUE 6 ENE 0.21 915 AM 5/09 - ACADEMY AND CARRUTHERS. ALBUQUERQUE 8 ENE 0.19 915 AM 5/10 - SPAIN AND IMPERATA. ALBUQUERQUE 7 E 0.17 915 AM 5/10 - INDIAN SCHOOL AND CHELWOOD PARK BLVD. SEDILLO 3 N 0.17 915 AM 5/10 CARNUEL 6 NW 0.17 915 AM 5/10 ALBUQUERQUE 3 SE 0.16 915 AM 5/10 - SAN MATEO AND COPPER. ALBUQUERQUE 8 E 0.16 800 AM 5/10 - TRAMWAY AND MONTGOMERY. SAN ANTONITO 4 E 0.16 915 AM 5/10 SAN ANTONITO 3 E 0.15 915 AM 5/10 ALBUQUERQUE 10 ENE 0.14 915 AM 5/10 - SPAIN AND HIGH DESERT. CANONCITO 7 WNW 0.14 915 AM 5/10 ALBUQUERQUE 5 ESE 0.14 915 AM 5/10 - WYOMING AND COPPER. ALBUQUERQUE 8 NW 0.14 915 AM 5/10 - PARADISE AND UNIVERSE. ALBUQUERQUE 3 SE 0.14 915 AM 5/10 - CONSTITUTION AND WASHINGTON. SANDIA PARK 8 W 0.13 915 AM 5/10 ALBUQUERQUE 4 SSE 0.13 915 AM 5/10 - ZUNI AND SAN MATEO. ALBUQUERQUE 5 NE 0.12 915 AM 5/10 - PASEO DEL NORTE AND LOUISIANA. ALBUQUERQUE 7 ESE 0.12 915 AM 5/10 - CONSTITUTION AND CHELWOOD PARK BLVD. SEDILLO 1 WSW 0.11 915 AM 5/09 ALBUQUERQUE 9 NE 0.11 915 AM 5/09 - TRAMWAY AND LIVE OAK ROAD. ALBUQUERQUE 9 NE 0.11 600 AM 5/09 - PASEO DEL NOTRE AND TRAMWAY. ALBUQUERQUE 2 SSE 0.10 915 AM 5/10 - GIRARD AND LOMAS. ALBUQUERQUE 4 SE 0.10 915 AM 5/10 - GIBSON AND CARLISLE. ALBUQUERQUE 4 E 0.10 915 AM 5/10 - CANDELARIA AND WYOMING. ...CATRON COUNTY... PIETOWN 0.35 915 AM 5/10 OMEGA 8 NNE 0.30 915 AM 5/09 DATIL 2 W 0.29 915 AM 5/10 OMEGA 11 NNE 0.16 915 AM 5/09 ...CHAVES COUNTY... BITTER LAKE WILDLIFE REF 15 NNW 0.15 915 AM 5/09 MESA 10 SSW 0.13 915 AM 5/10 ...CIBOLA COUNTY... GRANTS 2 S 0.55 1200 PM 5/10 MESITA 0.41 915 AM 5/10 GRANTS 1 W 0.41 915 AM 5/10 EL MORRO 2 WSW 0.34 900 AM 5/09 MILAN 2 N 0.31 915 AM 5/10 SAN MATEO 6 SSW 0.28 600 AM 5/09 - GRANTS RAWS. MILAN 3 NW 0.27 915 AM 5/10 ...COLFAX COUNTY... MIAMI 1 WSW 1.04 915 AM 5/10 RATON 1 N 0.55 915 AM 5/09 RATON 2 SSW 0.54 915 AM 5/09 RATON 1 S 0.53 915 AM 5/09 VERMEJO PARK 12 SSW 0.29 915 AM 5/10 ...CURRY COUNTY... CLOVIS 1 NE 0.56 915 AM 5/09 CLOVIS 2 NE 0.49 915 AM 5/10 PLEASANT HILL 5 N 0.49 915 AM 5/09 CLOVIS 3 E 0.49 915 AM 5/09 CLOVIS 2 NNE 0.42 915 AM 5/09 PLEASANT HILL 7 N 0.39 915 AM 5/09 PLEASANT HILL 10 NW 0.31 800 AM 5/09 TEXICO 6 S 0.30 915 AM 5/09 GRADY 0.15 915 AM 5/09 ...DE BACA COUNTY... MESA 11 NW 0.35 915 AM 5/10 ...HARDING COUNTY... MILLS 4 WSW 1.12 1200 PM 5/10 - MILLS CANYON RAWS. ROSEBUD 6 NW 0.31 630 AM 5/09 ...LINCOLN COUNTY... ARABELA 2 SSW 0.47 915 AM 5/10 RUIDOSO 2 NNE 0.27 915 AM 5/10 RUIDOSO 1 N 0.26 915 AM 5/10 CAPITAN 0.22 915 AM 5/10 RUIDOSO 2 SSW 0.22 700 AM 5/10 CORONA 1 W 0.16 915 AM 5/10 NOGAL 6 WNW 0.16 915 AM 5/10 BONITO LAKE 3 NE 0.14 915 AM 5/09 CARRIZOZO 1 NE 0.11 915 AM 5/09 ...LOS ALAMOS COUNTY... LOS ALAMOS 1 WSW 1.18 915 AM 5/10 BANDELIER NATL MONUMENT 3 NW 1.01 1200 PM 5/10 WHITE ROCK 1 E 0.27 915 AM 5/10 WHITE ROCK 1 WNW 0.27 915 AM 5/09 WHITE ROCK 1 WNW 0.17 815 AM 5/09 WHITE ROCK 1 SSE 0.16 915 AM 5/10 LOS ALAMOS 2 SSW 0.14 815 AM 5/09 BANDELIER NATL MONUMENT 4 NW 0.12 720 AM 5/09 ...MCKINLEY COUNTY... GALLUP 3 WNW 0.89 1200 PM 5/10 - KGUP ASOS. GALLUP 1 SSE 0.86 915 AM 5/10 OJO ENCINO 30 S 0.75 1200 PM 5/10 - RIO PUERCO RAWS. GALLUP 1 NE 0.70 915 AM 5/10 RAMAH 0.67 915 AM 5/10 MILAN 14 NW 0.51 915 AM 5/10 GALLUP 2 ENE 0.46 800 AM 5/10 ...MORA COUNTY... OCATE 1 NW 0.86 500 PM 5/09 ...QUAY COUNTY... TUCUMCARI 3 NE 1.08 1200 PM 5/10 TUCUMCARI 3 NE 0.76 800 AM 5/09 LOGAN 3 W 0.60 915 AM 5/10 NARA VISA 1 SW 0.23 915 AM 5/09 TUCUMCARI 3 ENE 0.20 915 AM 5/10 MCALISTER 4 WNW 0.12 915 AM 5/10 TUCUMCARI 4 NW 0.11 915 AM 5/10 ...RIO ARRIBA COUNTY... TIERRA AMARILLA 7 SE 1.82 915 AM 5/10 ALCALDE 19 N 1.59 915 AM 5/10 MEDANALES 1 NW 0.85 915 AM 5/10 CHAMA 0.73 800 AM 5/10 GHOST RANCH 0.64 600 PM 5/09 MEDANALES 1 ESE 0.61 915 AM 5/09 ALCALDE 4 NE 0.53 915 AM 5/10 DULCE 0.53 1200 PM 5/10 - DULCE RAWS. TRUCHAS 3 ENE 0.25 1011 AM 5/09 - TRUCHAS RAWS. ESPANOLA 6 WNW 0.24 915 AM 5/10 EL RITO 2 NW 0.23 915 AM 5/09 EL VADO 12 SSW 0.21 600 AM 5/09 - DEADMAN PEAK RAWS. CANONES 5 NW 0.20 915 AM 5/09 CHAMA 2 N 0.18 800 AM 5/09 ALCALDE 0.12 730 AM 5/10 SANTA CRUZ 2 SSW 0.10 915 AM 5/09 ...ROOSEVELT COUNTY... PORTALES 2 SSE 0.71 915 AM 5/10 PORTALES 4 SW 0.70 800 AM 5/09 PORTALES 3 SW 0.65 915 AM 5/09 KENNA 7 ESE 0.25 915 AM 5/10 ...SAN JUAN COUNTY... CHACO CANYON 4 ESE 0.78 1200 PM 5/10 BURNHAM 13 ENE 0.63 915 AM 5/10 NAVAJO DAM 1 WNW 0.40 700 AM 5/10 AZTEC 5 E 0.39 915 AM 5/10 AZTEC 2 WSW 0.36 915 AM 5/10 AZTEC 1 ESE 0.35 915 AM 5/10 BLOOMFIELD 1 NE 0.35 915 AM 5/10 FARMINGTON 3 WSW 0.34 915 AM 5/10 CEDAR HILL 1 ESE 0.33 915 AM 5/10 KIRTLAND 4 SSE 0.31 700 AM 5/10 AZTEC 9 NE 0.31 915 AM 5/10 FARMINGTON 3 S 0.31 915 AM 5/10 FARMINGTON 3 SSW 0.31 915 AM 5/10 FLORA VISTA 4 SSW 0.30 915 AM 5/10 FARMINGTON 3 NE 0.28 915 AM 5/10 FLORA VISTA 1 ESE 0.22 915 AM 5/10 ...SAN MIGUEL COUNTY... BELL RANCH 11 ENE 1.05 915 AM 5/10 BELL RANCH 11 ENE 1.02 1200 PM 5/10 MONTEZUMA 0.83 915 AM 5/10 CONCHAS 0.81 730 AM 5/09 MANUELITAS 2 WNW 0.64 915 AM 5/10 ROWE 2 NNE 0.63 915 AM 5/10 PECOS 2 SSW 0.53 700 AM 5/10 MINERAL HILL 2 WNW 0.16 915 AM 5/10 ROWE 0.15 915 AM 5/09 ...SANDOVAL COUNTY... CUBA 9 WSW 0.91 820 AM 5/10 PONDEROSA 3 ENE 0.51 915 AM 5/10 CANONES 1 N 0.42 915 AM 5/10 PONDEROSA 2 WSW 0.33 915 AM 5/09 RIO RANCHO 4 W 0.27 915 AM 5/10 - RAINBOW AND 11TH AVE. PONDEROSA 6 NE 0.23 600 AM 5/09 RIO RANCHO 3 WSW 0.20 915 AM 5/10 - IDALIA AND UNSER. RIO RANCHO 1 E 0.20 915 AM 5/10 - ALBERTA AND HURON. SANDIA PUEBLO 5 ESE 0.19 915 AM 5/10 CORRALES 2 N 0.19 915 AM 5/10 RIO RANCHO 3 W 0.16 915 AM 5/10 - PINE ROAD AND 10TH STREET. FRIJOLES 0.16 808 AM 5/09 - TOWER RAWS. RIO RANCHO 2 WSW 0.16 915 AM 5/10 - ABRAZO AND UNSER. COCHITI LAKE 1 SSE 0.15 700 AM 5/10 RIO RANCHO 6 NE 0.14 915 AM 5/10 - HIGHWAY 550 AND HIGHWAY 528. RIO RANCHO 1 ENE 0.14 915 AM 5/10 - KIM AND IDALIA. BERNALILLO 3 WNW 0.13 915 AM 5/10 PLACITAS 8 SE 0.12 915 AM 5/10 PONDEROSA 2 WNW 0.12 915 AM 5/10 SANDIA PUEBLO 2 WNW 0.12 915 AM 5/10 BANDELIER NATL MONUMENT 17 NW 0.12 820 AM 5/09 RIO RANCHO 4 WSW 0.10 915 AM 5/10 - IDALIA AND RAINBOW. CORRALES 1 NNE 0.10 915 AM 5/10 RIO RANCHO 2 SW 0.10 915 AM 5/10 - SOUTHERN AND SARA. CUBA 4 SSW 0.10 915 AM 5/09 RIO RANCHO 0.10 915 AM 5/09 - NORTHERN AND LOMA COLORADO. ...SANTA FE COUNTY... LAMY 1 WNW 0.63 915 AM 5/10 LAMY 5 NNW 0.43 915 AM 5/10 LAMY 4 NNW 0.42 915 AM 5/10 LAMY 4 NW 0.42 915 AM 5/10 LAMY 6 NNW 0.40 915 AM 5/09 LAMY 5 NW 0.36 915 AM 5/09 LAMY 7 NW 0.35 915 AM 5/10 EDGEWOOD 2 NW 0.34 915 AM 5/10 EDGEWOOD 2 WSW 0.33 915 AM 5/10 EDGEWOOD 2 NNW 0.30 915 AM 5/10 EDGEWOOD 2 N 0.26 915 AM 5/10 LOS CERRILLOS 3 NNE 0.25 915 AM 5/10 LAMY 5 N 0.24 915 AM 5/10 SEDILLO 4 NE 0.23 915 AM 5/10 LOS CERRILLOS 5 ENE 0.21 915 AM 5/10 STANLEY 7 NE 0.19 915 AM 5/10 SANTA FE 6 SSE 0.18 630 AM 5/09 EL RANCHO 1 WNW 0.14 915 AM 5/10 SANTA FE 1 S 0.12 915 AM 5/09 SAN ILDEFONSO PUEBLO 6 WSW 0.12 815 AM 5/09 SANTA FE 1 ENE 0.11 915 AM 5/09 AGUA FRIA 2 E 0.10 915 AM 5/10 ...SOCORRO COUNTY... NATL RADIO ASTRONOMY OBS 16 SSE 0.74 1200 PM 5/10 - MAGDALENA RAWS. CHAMIZAL 1 SSW 0.50 915 AM 5/10 MAGDALENA 7 SSW 0.23 915 AM 5/10 SOCORRO 0.21 915 AM 5/10 SOCORRO 1 E 0.20 915 AM 5/10 LUIS LOPEZ 1 SSE 0.20 915 AM 5/10 LEMITAR 1 NNE 0.18 915 AM 5/10 SAN ANTONIO 1 SSW 0.15 915 AM 5/10 ...TAOS COUNTY... VALDEZ 2 W 1.37 915 AM 5/10 ARROYO SECO 1 E 0.74 915 AM 5/09 VALDEZ 1 NW 0.64 915 AM 5/10 TAOS 2 ENE 0.56 915 AM 5/10 RIO LUCIO 2 NW 0.17 1040 AM 5/09 - PORTABLE RAWS. TRES PIEDRAS 0.15 815 AM 5/09 RED RIVER 8 SSW 0.13 805 AM 5/09 - TAOS SKI VALLEY RUEGGLI. ...TORRANCE COUNTY... MANZANO 2 SE 0.33 643 AM 5/10 ESTANCIA 6 WSW 0.29 915 AM 5/10 ESTANCIA 7 WSW 0.25 915 AM 5/10 MORIARTY 1 N 0.20 700 AM 5/09 MCINTOSH 8 W 0.18 915 AM 5/10 MOUNTAINAIR 0.14 915 AM 5/10 MOUNTAINAIR 1 S 0.11 915 AM 5/10 CLINES CORNERS 1 SSE 0.10 828 AM 5/09 - KCQC ASOS. ...UNION COUNTY... GLADSTONE 13 E 0.64 700 AM 5/09 DES MOINES 7 ESE 0.50 915 AM 5/10 CLAYTON 15 SSW 0.49 915 AM 5/09 HAYDEN 22 WNW 0.48 915 AM 5/09 CLAYTON 1 SSE 0.42 915 AM 5/09 HAYDEN 8 S 0.40 915 AM 5/10 CLAYTON 6 NE 0.38 915 AM 5/10 SENECA 3 WNW 0.38 915 AM 5/09 CLAYTON 2 ENE 0.29 915 AM 5/09 ...VALENCIA COUNTY... RIO COMMUNITIES 0.35 915 AM 5/10 RIO COMMUNITIES 6 SE 0.29 915 AM 5/10 VALENCIA 2 S 0.26 915 AM 5/10 LOS CHAVEZ 3 N 0.15 700 AM 5/10 BELEN 1 WSW 0.12 915 AM 5/10 JARALES 4 WSW 0.10 915 AM 5/10 PRELIMINARY LIQUID EQUIVALENT REPORTS ACROSS NORTH AND CENTRAL NEW MEXICO FOR THE LAST 37 HOURS. ...COUNTY... STORM TOTAL TIME/DATE OF LOCATION /INCHES/ MEASUREMENT ...BERNALILLO COUNTY... SANDIA PARK 0.58 915 AM 5/10 SEDILLO 1 ESE 0.22 915 AM 5/10 ...COLFAX COUNTY... CIMARRON 5 NNW 2.02 1200 PM 5/10 RATON 1 N 0.67 915 AM 5/10 ...LINCOLN COUNTY... BONITO LAKE 3 NE 0.29 915 AM 5/10 ...LOS ALAMOS COUNTY... LOS ALAMOS 3 E 0.58 915 AM 5/10 ...RIO ARRIBA COUNTY... TRUCHAS 1 ESE 0.57 915 AM 5/10 ...SAN MIGUEL COUNTY... ROMEROVILLE 1 NNW 0.81 915 AM 5/10 LAS VEGAS 6 NE 0.78 1200 PM 5/10 - KLVS ASOS. SAN PABLO 2 E 0.76 915 AM 5/10 ...SANDOVAL COUNTY... CUBA 9 SW 0.91 1200 PM 5/10 - CUBA RAWS. PONDEROSA 2 W 0.16 915 AM 5/10 ...SANTA FE COUNTY... GOLDEN 4 SE 0.46 915 AM 5/10 EDGEWOOD 0.36 1111 AM 5/10 ...SOCORRO COUNTY... SAN ANTONIO 1 SE 0.96 915 AM 5/10 ...TAOS COUNTY... TAOS 13 NW 1.33 915 AM 5/10 LOS CORDOVAS 2 SSW 1.31 915 AM 5/10 RIO LUCIO 2 NW 1.25 1200 PM 5/10 - PORTABLE RAWS. TAOS PUEBLO 3 NW 1.18 915 AM 5/10 ARROYO SECO 1 E 0.73 915 AM 5/09 ...TORRANCE COUNTY... MOUNTAINAIR 2 N 0.12 915 AM 5/10 $$ GUYER  411 NOUS44 KHGX 101839 PNSHGX TXZ163-164-176>179-195>200-210>214-226-227-235>238-300-313-335>338-436>438- 110200- Public Information Statement National Weather Service Houston/Galveston TX 140 PM CDT Fri May 10 2019 ...PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT... To: Subscribers: -NOAA Weather Wire Service -Emergency Managers Weather Information Network -NOAAPort Other NWS Partners and NWS Employees From: Allison Allen Chief, Marine, Tropical and Tsunami Services Branch Subject: National Tropical Cyclone Watch Warning Product (TCV) Product Collaboration Tests The National Hurricane Center (NHC), the Ocean Prediction Center (OPC), the Weather Prediction Center (WPC), and National Weather Service (NWS) Weather Forecast Offices (WFOs) in the Southern Region and in the NWS Eastern Region, will commence with internal software and hardware testing of the national tropical cyclone watch/warning (TCV) product collaboration process for the Atlantic basin on Monday, May 13 and continue daily through Thursday, May 16, 2019. Internal testing will begin at approximately 1400 GMT and terminate at 1900 GMT daily during scheduled test days. In the event of inclement weather, Friday, May 17, 2019 has been reserved to serve as backup date for any portion of testing that was delayed. Internal TCV test products are not intended to be released externally through NWS dissemination and communication systems. The text products affected by collaboration testing are the National Tropical Cyclone Watch/Warning (TCV) products issued under the following AWIPS Product Identifiers (PIL) and World Meteorological Organization (WFO) Identifiers (ID): TCV Product AWIPS PIL WMO ID ------------ --------- ------- Preliminary TCV PTCAT/1-5/ WTNT/81-85/ KNHC National TCV TCVAT/1-5/ WTNT/81-85/ KNHC In addition, the following National Digital Forecast Database (NDFD) elements will be created for this test: - tropical cyclone wind probabilities (incremental and cumulative) for 34 kt, 50 kt, and 64 kt - hazard grid (including tropical storm, hurricane, and storm surge hazards) Periodic NHC and WFO internal software and hardware testing will continue during the remainder of 2019. The national TCV product for the Atlantic basin will contain a summary of NHC/WFO collaborated wind and/or storm surge watches and warnings, depicted by NWS-defined geographic zones. NWS WFOs participating in the national TCV product collaboration tests are listed below by NWS Region: NWS – Southern Region Atlanta, GA (FFC) Austin-San Antonio, TX (EWX) Birmingham, AL (BMX) Brownsville, TX (BRO) Corpus Christi, TX (CRP) Fort Worth, TX (FWD) Houston, TX (HGX) Jackson, MS (JAN) Jacksonville, FL (JAX) Key West, FL (KEY) Lake Charles, LA (LCH) Little Rock, AR (LZK) Melbourne, FL (MLB) Miami, FL (MFL) Mobile, AL (MOB) Morristown, TN (MRX) New Orleans, LA (LIX) San Juan, PR (SJU) Shreveport, LA (SHV) Tallahassee, FL (TAE) Tampa Bay Area, FL (TBW) NWS – Eastern Region Albany, NY (ALY) Boston, MA (BOX) Caribou, ME (CAR) Charleston, SC (CHS) Gray/Portland, ME (GYX) Mount Holly, NJ (PHI) Newport/Morehead City, NC (MHX) New York, NY (OKX) Sterling, VA (LWX) Wakefield, VA (AKQ) Wilmington, NC (ILM) Columbia, SC (CAE) Greenville-Spartanburg, SC (GSP) Raleigh-Durham, NC (RAH) Blacksburg/Roanoke, VA (RNK) For more information, please contact: Lance Wood Science and Operations Officer National Weather Service Office League City, TX Lance.Wood@noaa.gov National Public Information Statements are online at: https://www.weather.gov/notification/ $$  624 NOUS41 KOKX 101845 PNSOKX CTZ005>012-NJZ002-004-006-103>108-NYZ067>075-078>081-176>179- 161800- Public Information Statement National Weather Service New York NY 245 PM EDT Fri May 10 2019 To: Subscribers: -NOAA Weather Wire Service -Emergency Managers Weather Information Network -NOAAPort Other NWS Partners and NWS Employees From: Allison Allen Chief, Marine, Tropical and Tsunami Services Branch Subject: National Tropical Cyclone Watch Warning Product (TCV) Product Collaboration Tests The National Hurricane Center (NHC), the Ocean Prediction Center (OPC), the Weather Prediction Center (WPC), and National Weather Service (NWS) Weather Forecast Offices (WFOs) in the NWS Southern Region and in the NWS Eastern Region, will commence with internal software and hardware testing of the national tropical cyclone watch/warning (TCV) product collaboration process for the Atlantic basin on Monday, May 13 and continue daily through Thursday, May 16, 2019. Internal testing will begin at approximately 1400 GMT and terminate at 1900 GMT daily during scheduled test days. In the event of inclement weather, Friday, May 17, 2018 has been reserved to serve as backup date for any portion of testing that was delayed. Internal TCV test products are not intended to be released externally through NWS dissemination and communication systems. The text products affected by collaboration testing are the National Tropical Cyclone Watch/Warning (TCV) products issued under the following AWIPS Product Identifiers (PIL) and World Meteorological Organization (WFO) Identifiers (ID): TCV Product AWIPS PIL WMO ID ------------ --------- ------- Preliminary TCV PTCAT/1-5/ WTNT/81-85/ KNHC National TCV TCVAT/1-5/ WTNT/81-85/ KNHC In addition, the following National Digital Forecast Database (NDFD) elements will be created for this test: - tropical cyclone wind probabilities (incremental and cumulative) for 34 kt, 50 kt, and 64 kt - hazard grid (including tropical storm, hurricane, and storm surge hazards) Periodic NHC and WFO internal software and hardware testing will continue during the remainder of 2019. The national TCV product for the Atlantic basin will contain a summary of NHC/WFO collaborated wind and/or storm surge watches and warnings, depicted by NWS- defined geographic zones. NWS WFOs participating in the national TCV product collaboration tests are listed below by NWS Region: NWS - Southern Region Atlanta, GA (FFC) Austin-San Antonio, TX (EWX) Birmingham, AL (BMX) Brownsville, TX (BRO) Corpus Christi, TX (CRP) Fort Worth, TX (FWD) Houston, TX (HGX) Jackson, MS (JAN) Jacksonville, FL (JAX) Key West, FL (KEY) Lake Charles, LA (LCH) Little Rock, AR (LZK) Melbourne, FL (MLB) Miami, FL (MFL) Mobile, AL (MOB) Morristown, TN (MRX) New Orleans, LA (LIX) San Juan, PR (SJU) Shreveport, LA (SHV) Tallahassee, FL (TAE) Tampa Bay Area, FL (TBW) NWS - Eastern Region Albany, NY (ALY) Boston, MA (BOX) Caribou, ME (CAR) Charleston, SC (CHS) Gray/Portland, ME (GYX) Mount Holly, NJ (PHI) Newport/Morehead City, NC (MHX) New York, NY (OKX) Sterling, VA (LWX) Wakefield, VA (AKQ) Wilmington, NC (ILM) Columbia, SC (CAE) Greenville-Spartanburg, SC (GSP) Raleigh-Durham, NC (RAH) Blacksburg/Roanoke, VA (RNK) For more information, please contact: Nelson Vaz Warning Coordination Meteorologist National Weather Service Office New York NY 175 Brookhaven Avenue, Upton NY 11973 nelson.vaz@noaa.gov 631-924-0593 (phone) National Public Information Statements are online at: https://www.weather.gov/notification/ $$ $$  905 NOUS41 KPHI 101854 PNSPHI DEZ001>004-MDZ008-012-015-019-020-NJZ001-007>010-012>027-PAZ054- 055-060>062-070-071-101>106-111000- Public Information Statement National Weather Service Mount Holly NJ 254 PM EDT Fri May 10 2019 To: Subscribers: -NOAA Weather Wire Service -Emergency Managers Weather Information Network -NOAAPort Other NWS Partners and NWS Employees From: Allison Allen Chief, Marine, Tropical and Tsunami Services Branch Subject: National Tropical Cyclone Watch Warning Product (TCV) Product Collaboration Tests The National Hurricane Center (NHC), the Ocean Prediction Center (OPC), the Weather Prediction Center (WPC), and National Weather Service (NWS) Weather Forecast Offices (WFOs) in the NWS Southern Region and in the NWS Eastern Region, will commence with internal software and hardware testing of the national tropical cyclone watch/warning (TCV) product collaboration process for the Atlantic basin on Monday, May 13 and continue daily through Thursday, May 16, 2019. Internal testing will begin at approximately 1400 GMT and terminate at 1900 GMT daily during scheduled test days. In the event of inclement weather, Friday, May 17, 2019 has been reserved to serve as backup date for any portion of testing that was delayed. Internal TCV test products are not intended to be released externally through NWS dissemination and communication systems. The text products affected by collaboration testing are the National Tropical Cyclone Watch/Warning (TCV) products issued under the following AWIPS Product Identifiers (PIL) and World Meteorological Organization (WMO) Identifiers (ID): TCV Product AWIPS PIL WMO ID ------------ --------- ------- Preliminary TCV PTCAT/1-5/ WTNT/81-85/ KNHC National TCV TCVAT/1-5/ WTNT/81-85/ KNHC In addition, the following National Digital Forecast Database (NDFD) elements will be created for this test: - tropical cyclone wind probabilities (incremental and cumulative) for 34 kt, 50 kt, and 64 kt - hazard grid (including tropical storm, hurricane, and storm surge hazards) Periodic NHC and WFO internal software and hardware testing will continue during the remainder of 2019. The national TCV product for the Atlantic basin will contain a summary of NHC/WFO collaborated wind and/or storm surge watches and warnings, depicted by NWS-defined geographic zones. NWS WFOs participating in the national TCV product collaboration tests are listed below by NWS Region: NWS - Southern Region Atlanta, GA (FFC) Austin-San Antonio, TX (EWX) Birmingham, AL (BMX) Brownsville, TX (BRO) Corpus Christi, TX (CRP) Fort Worth, TX (FWD) Houston, TX (HGX) Jackson, MS (JAN) Jacksonville, FL (JAX) Key West, FL (KEY) Lake Charles, LA (LCH) Little Rock, AR (LZK) Melbourne, FL (MLB) Miami, FL (MFL) Mobile, AL (MOB) Morristown, TN (MRX) New Orleans, LA (LIX) San Juan, PR (SJU) Shreveport, LA (SHV) Tallahassee, FL (TAE) Tampa Bay Area, FL (TBW) NWS - Eastern Region Albany, NY (ALY) Boston, MA (BOX) Caribou, ME (CAR) Charleston, SC (CHS) Gray/Portland, ME (GYX) Mount Holly, NJ (PHI) Newport/Morehead City, NC (MHX) New York, NY (OKX) Sterling, VA (LWX) Wakefield, VA (AKQ) Wilmington, NC (ILM) Columbia, SC (CAE) Greenville-Spartanburg, SC (GSP) Raleigh-Durham, NC (RAH) Blacksburg/Roanoke, VA (RNK) For more information, please contact: Jason Franklin Meteorologist-in-Charge National Weather Service Office Mount Holly, NJ 08060 Jason.Franklin@noaa.gov 609-261-6615 National Public Information Statements are online at: https://www.weather.gov/notification/ $$ MPS  044 NOUS43 KLSX 101906 PNSLSX Service Change Notice National Weather Service Saint Louis MO 150 pm CDT Fri May 10 2019 ILZ058>060-064-065-069-070-074-079-095>102-MOZ018-019-026-027- 034>036-041-042-047>052-059>065-072>075-084-085-099-282345- TO: Family of Services /FOS/ subscribers... NOAA Weather Wire Service /NWWS/ subscribers... Emergency Managers...Weather Information Network /EMWIN/ subscribers...NOAAPort subscribers... other National Weather Service /NWS/ users and partners...and NWS employees. FROM: Mark Fuchs Senior Service Hydrologist SUBJECT: Introducing two new local river forecast points in the Saint Louis Hydrologic Service Area On June 3, 2019, the National Weather Service in St. Louis, Missouri will be providing flood-only forecast services for two stream gaging locations in Missouri. On the south side of Columbia, Missouri, flood-only forecast services will begin for Hinkson Creek. The stream gage is located along the Old Providence Road bridge over Hinkson Creek. Flood-only services mean forecast services will only be provided when forecast or observed water levels are above action stage, typically a couple of feet below flood stage. At this location, flood stage is 15 feet. Moderate flooding begins at 18 feet, while major flooding begins at 20 feet. Flood impacts associated with this creek include residential units upstream, road closures, athletic fields, and golf courses. The flood of record at this gage was recorded on April 30, 2009 when the creek rose to 21.88 feet. In DeSoto, Missouri, flood-only forecast services will begin for Joachim Creek. This stream has caused tremendous anxiety for people living near the stream. Recent flooding has lead to significant property loss and at least one death. Last summer, the United States Geological Survey established a stream gage in cooperation with the city and Jefferson County. The gage is located on a pedestrian bridge just southeast of middle of town. Flood stage will be 10 feet, moderate flooding begins at 12 feet, and major flooding begins at 13 feet. The greatest flood in recent history occurred on July 13, 2013, when the stream crested at 14.30 feet. Flood stage is the stream level at which minimal human impact from floodwaters begins, and the level the National Weather Service uses as a threshold for issuing river flood warnings. Moderate and major flood stages are levels at which human impact increases noticably. At moderate levels, numerous secondary roads are often inundated and some outbuildings may be flooded. At major levels, primary roads and highways can become flooded along with residences and businesses. Forecast services for these sites include warnings and statements. These will be issued once confidence is sufficient the stream will rise above flood stage. In addition to forecasts and observations, impact information, data on past flood events, and additional information can be found at the St. Louis Advanced Hydrologic Prediction Service (AHPS) website at water.weather.gov/ahps2/index.php?wfo=lsx. The Nationa Weather Service welcomes public feedback. If you have any questions or comments regarding these service improvements, please contact: Mark Fuchs Senior Service Hydrologist National Weather Service Forecast Office - St. Louis, Missouri 12 Missouri Research Park Drive St. Charles, MO 63304 Phone: 636-447-1876 extension 493 $$ Fuchs  588 NOUS43 KLSX 101908 PNSLSX Service Change Notice National Weather Service Saint Louis MO 150 pm CDT Fri May 10 2019 ILZ058>060-064-065-069-070-074-079-095>102-MOZ018-019-026-027- 034>036-041-042-047>052-059>065-072>075-084-085-099-282345- TO: Family of Services /FOS/ subscribers... NOAA Weather Wire Service /NWWS/ subscribers... Emergency Managers...Weather Information Network /EMWIN/ subscribers...NOAAPort subscribers... other National Weather Service /NWS/ users and partners...and NWS employees. FROM: Mark Fuchs Senior Service Hydrologist SUBJECT: Introducing two new local river forecast points in the Saint Louis Hydrologic Service Area On June 3, 2019, the National Weather Service in St. Louis, Missouri will be providing flood-only forecast services for two stream gaging locations in Missouri. On the south side of Columbia, Missouri, flood-only forecast services will begin for Hinkson Creek. The stream gage is located along the Old Providence Road bridge over Hinkson Creek. Flood-only services mean forecast services will only be provided when forecast or observed water levels are above action stage, typically a couple of feet below flood stage. At this location, flood stage is 15 feet. Moderate flooding begins at 18 feet, while major flooding begins at 20 feet. Flood impacts associated with this creek include residential units upstream, road closures, athletic fields, and golf courses. The flood of record at this gage was recorded on April 30, 2009 when the creek rose to 21.88 feet. In DeSoto, Missouri, flood-only forecast services will begin for Joachim Creek. This stream has caused tremendous anxiety for people living near the stream. Recent flooding has lead to significant property loss and at least one death. Last summer, the United States Geological Survey established a stream gage in cooperation with the city and Jefferson County. The gage is located on a pedestrian bridge just southeast of middle of town. Flood stage will be 10 feet, moderate flooding begins at 12 feet, and major flooding begins at 13 feet. The greatest flood in recent history occurred on July 13, 2013, when the stream crested at 14.30 feet. Flood stage is the stream level at which minimal human impact from floodwaters begins, and the level the National Weather Service uses as a threshold for issuing river flood warnings. Moderate and major flood stages are levels at which human impact increases noticably. At moderate levels, numerous secondary roads are often inundated and some outbuildings may be flooded. At major levels, primary roads and highways can become flooded along with residences and businesses. Forecast services for these sites include warnings and statements. These will be issued once confidence is sufficient the stream will rise above flood stage. In addition to forecasts and observations, impact information, data on past flood events, and additional information can be found at the St. Louis Advanced Hydrologic Prediction Service (AHPS) website at water.weather.gov/ahps2/index.php?wfo=lsx. The National Weather Service welcomes public feedback. If you have any questions or comments regarding these service improvements, please contact: Mark Fuchs Senior Service Hydrologist National Weather Service Forecast Office - St. Louis, Missouri 12 Missouri Research Park Drive St. Charles, MO 63304 Phone: 636-447-1876 extension 493 $$ Fuchs  077 NOUS42 KKEY 101947 PNSKEY Public Information Statement National Weather Service Key West FL 345 PM EDT Fri May 10 2019 To: Subscribers: -NOAA Weather Wire Service -Emergency Managers Weather Information Network -NOAAPort Other NWS Partners and NWS Employees From: Allison Allen Chief, Marine, Tropical and Tsunami Services Branch Subject: National Tropical Cyclone Watch Warning Product (TCV) Product Collaboration Tests The National Hurricane Center (NHC), the Ocean Prediction Center (OPC), the Weather Prediction Center (WPC), and National Weather Service (NWS) Weather Forecast Offices (WFOs) in the NWS Southern Region and in the NWS Eastern Region, will commence with internal software and hardware testing of the national tropical cyclone watch/warning (TCV) product collaboration process for the Atlantic basin on Monday, May 13 and continue daily through Thursday, May 16, 2019. Internal testing will begin at approximately 1400 GMT and terminate at 1900 GMT daily during scheduled test days. In the event of inclement weather, Friday, May 17, 2019 has been reserved to serve as backup date for any portion of testing that was delayed. Internal TCV test products are not intended to be released externally through NWS dissemination and communication systems. The text products affected by collaboration testing are the National Tropical Cyclone Watch/Warning (TCV) products issued under the following AWIPS Product Identifiers (PIL) and World Meteorological Organization (WFO) Identifiers (ID): TCV Product AWIPS PIL WMO ID ------------ --------- ------- Preliminary TCV PTCAT/1-5/ WTNT/81-85/ KNHC National TCV TCVAT/1-5/ WTNT/81-85/ KNHC In addition, the following National Digital Forecast Database (NDFD) elements will be created for this test: - tropical cyclone wind probabilities (incremental and cumulative) for 34 kt, 50 kt, and 64 kt - hazard grid (including tropical storm, hurricane, and storm surge hazards) Periodic NHC and WFO internal software and hardware testing will continue during the remainder of 2019. The national TCV product for the Atlantic basin will contain a summary of NHC/WFO collaborated wind and/or storm surge watches and warnings, depicted by NWS-defined geographic zones. NWS WFOs participating in the national TCV product collaboration tests are listed below by NWS Region: NWS - Southern Region Atlanta, GA (FFC) Austin-San Antonio, TX (EWX) Birmingham, AL (BMX) Brownsville, TX (BRO) Corpus Christi, TX (CRP) Fort Worth, TX (FWD) Houston, TX (HGX) Jackson, MS (JAN) Jacksonville, FL (JAX) Key West, FL (KEY) Lake Charles, LA (LCH) Little Rock, AR (LZK) Melbourne, FL (MLB) Miami, FL (MFL) Mobile, AL (MOB) Morristown, TN (MRX) New Orleans, LA (LIX) San Juan, PR (SJU) Shreveport, LA (SHV) Tallahassee, FL (TAE) Tampa Bay Area, FL (TBW) NWS - Eastern Region Albany, NY (ALY) Boston, MA (BOX) Caribou, ME (CAR) Charleston, SC (CHS) Gray/Portland, ME (GYX) Mount Holly, NJ (PHI) Newport/Morehead City, NC (MHX) New York, NY (OKX) Sterling, VA (LWX) Wakefield, VA (AKQ) Wilmington, NC (ILM) Columbia, SC (CAE) Greenville-Spartanburg, SC (GSP) Raleigh-Durham, NC (RAH) Blacksburg/Roanoke, VA (RNK) For more information, please contact: Kennard "Chip" Kasper Meteorologist-in-Charge National Weather Service Office Key West FL 33040 kennard.kasper@noaa.gov 305-295-1316 extension 222 National Public Information Statements are online at: https://www.weather.gov/notification/ $$  615 NOCA42 TJSJ 101927 PNSSJU PRZ001>013-VIZ001-002-132200- Public Information Statement National Weather Service SAN JUAN PR 327 PM AST Fri May 10 2019 To: Subscribers: -NOAA Weather Wire Service -Emergency Managers Weather Information Network -NOAAPort Other NWS Partners and NWS Employees From: Allison Allen Chief, Marine, Tropical and Tsunami Services Branch Subject: National Tropical Cyclone Watch Warning Product (TCV) Product Collaboration Tests The National Hurricane Center (NHC), the Ocean Prediction Center (OPC), the Weather Prediction Center (WPC), and National Weather Service (NWS) Weather Forecast Offices (WFOs) in the NWS Southern Region and in the NWS Eastern Region, will commence with internal software and hardware testing of the national tropical cyclone watch/warning (TCV) product collaboration process for the Atlantic basin on Monday, May 13 and continue daily through Thursday, May 16, 2019. Internal testing will begin at approximately 1400 GMT and terminate at 1900 GMT daily during scheduled test days. In the event of inclement weather, Friday, May 17, 2019 has been reserved to serve as backup date for any portion of testing that was delayed. Internal TCV test products are not intended to be released externally through NWS dissemination and communication systems. The text products affected by collaboration testing are the National Tropical Cyclone Watch/Warning (TCV) products issued under the following AWIPS Product Identifiers (PIL) and World Meteorological Organization (WMO) Identifiers (ID): TCV Product AWIPS PIL WMO ID ------------ --------- ------- Preliminary TCV PTCAT/1-5/ WTNT/81-85/ KNHC National TCV TCVAT/1-5/ WTNT/81-85/ KNHC In addition, the following National Digital Forecast Database (NDFD) elements will be created for this test: - tropical cyclone wind probabilities (incremental and cumulative) for 34 kt, 50 kt, and 64 kt - hazard grid (including tropical storm, hurricane, and storm surge hazards) Periodic NHC and WFO internal software and hardware testing will continue during the remainder of 2019. The national TCV product for the Atlantic basin will contain a summary of NHC/WFO collaborated wind and/or storm surge watches and warnings, depicted by NWS-defined geographic zones. NWS WFOs participating in the national TCV product collaboration tests are listed below by NWS Region: NWS - Southern Region Atlanta, GA (FFC) Austin-San Antonio, TX (EWX) Birmingham, AL (BMX) Brownsville, TX (BRO) Corpus Christi, TX (CRP) Fort Worth, TX (FWD) Houston, TX (HGX) Jackson, MS (JAN) Jacksonville, FL (JAX) Key West, FL (KEY) Lake Charles, LA (LCH) Little Rock, AR (LZK) Melbourne, FL (MLB) Miami, FL (MFL) Mobile, AL (MOB) Morristown, TN (MRX) New Orleans, LA (LIX) San Juan, PR (SJU) Shreveport, LA (SHV) Tallahassee, FL (TAE) Tampa Bay Area, FL (TBW) NWS - Eastern Region Albany, NY (ALY) Boston, MA (BOX) Caribou, ME (CAR) Charleston, SC (CHS) Gray/Portland, ME (GYX) Mount Holly, NJ (PHI) Newport/Morehead City, NC (MHX) New York, NY (OKX) Sterling, VA (LWX) Wakefield, VA (AKQ) Wilmington, NC (ILM) Columbia, SC (CAE) Greenville-Spartanburg, SC (GSP) Raleigh-Durham, NC (RAH) Blacksburg/Roanoke, VA (RNK) For more information, please contact: Ernesto Morales Warning Coordination Meteorologist National Weather Service Office San Juan, Puerto Rico 00979 ernesto.morales@noaa.gov 787-253-4586 National Public Information Statements are online at: https://www.weather.gov/notification/ $$  178 NOUS44 KEWX 102025 PNSEWX TXZ171>173-183>194-202>209-217>225-228-110500- Public Information Statement National Weather Service Austin/San Antonio TX 325 PM CDT Fri May 10 2019 To: Subscribers: -NOAA Weather Wire Service -Emergency Managers Weather Information Network -NOAAPort Other NWS Partners and NWS Employees From: Allison Allen Chief, Marine, Tropical and Tsunami Services Branch Subject: National Tropical Cyclone Watch Warning Product (TCV) Product Collaboration Tests The National Hurricane Center (NHC), the Ocean Prediction Center (OPC), the Weather Prediction Center (WPC), and National Weather Service (NWS) Weather Forecast Offices (WFOs) in the NWS Southern Region and in the NWS Eastern Region, will commence with internal software and hardware testing of the national tropical cyclone watch/warning (TCV) product collaboration process for the Atlantic basin on Monday, May 13 and continue daily through Thursday, May 16, 2019. Internal testing will begin at approximately 1400 GMT and terminate at 1900 GMT daily during scheduled test days. In the event of inclement weather, Friday, May 17, 2019 has been reserved to serve as backup date for any portion of testing that was delayed. Internal TCV test products are not intended to be released externally through NWS dissemination and communication systems. The text products affected by collaboration testing are the National Tropical Cyclone Watch/Warning (TCV) products issued under the following AWIPS Product Identifiers (PIL) and World Meteorological Organization (WMO) Identifiers (ID): TCV Product AWIPS PIL WMO ID ------------ --------- ------- Preliminary TCV PTCAT/1-5/ WTNT/81-85/ KNHC National TCV TCVAT/1-5/ WTNT/81-85/ KNHC In addition, the following National Digital Forecast Database (NDFD) elements will be created for this test: - tropical cyclone wind probabilities (incremental and cumulative) for 34 kt, 50 kt, and 64 kt - hazard grid (including tropical storm, hurricane, and storm surge hazards) Periodic NHC and WFO internal software and hardware testing will continue during the remainder of 2019. The national TCV product for the Atlantic basin will contain a summary of NHC/WFO collaborated wind and/or storm surge watches and warnings, depicted by NWS-defined geographic zones. NWS WFOs participating in the national TCV product collaboration tests are listed below by NWS Region: NWS – Southern Region Atlanta, GA (FFC) Austin-San Antonio, TX (EWX) Birmingham, AL (BMX) Brownsville, TX (BRO) Corpus Christi, TX (CRP) Fort Worth, TX (FWD) Houston, TX (HGX) Jackson, MS (JAN) Jacksonville, FL (JAX) Key West, FL (KEY) Lake Charles, LA (LCH) Little Rock, AR (LZK) Melbourne, FL (MLB) Miami, FL (MFL) Mobile, AL (MOB) Morristown, TN (MRX) New Orleans, LA (LIX) San Juan, PR (SJU) Shreveport, LA (SHV) Tallahassee, FL (TAE) Tampa Bay Area, FL (TBW) NWS – Eastern Region Albany, NY (ALY) Boston, MA (BOX) Caribou, ME (CAR) Charleston, SC (CHS) Gray/Portland, ME (GYX) Mount Holly, NJ (PHI) Newport/Morehead City, NC (MHX) New York, NY (OKX) Sterling, VA (LWX) Wakefield, VA (AKQ) Wilmington, NC (ILM) Columbia, SC (CAE) Greenville-Spartanburg, SC (GSP) Raleigh-Durham, NC (RAH) Blacksburg/Roanoke, VA (RNK) For more information, please contact: Joe Arellano Meteorologist-in-Charge National Weather Service Office New Braunfels, TX, 78130 Joe.Arellano@noaa.gov 830-629-0130 National Public Information Statements are online at: https://www.weather.gov/notification/ $$  083 NOCA42 TJSJ 102029 PNSSPN NOCA42 TJSJ 101927 PRZ001>013-VIZ001-002-132200-PNSSJU COMUNICADO SOBRE INFORMACION PUBLICA SERVICIO NACIONAL DE METEOROLOGIA EN SAN JUAN, PR 327 PM AST viernes 10 de mayo de 2019 Para: Suscriptores: -NOAA Weather Wire Service -Emergency Managers Weather Information Network -NOAAPort Otros Usarios del NWS y Empleados del NWS El Centro Nacional de Huracanes (CNH), el Centro de Prediccion del Pacifico (OPC, por sus siglas en ingles), El Centro de Prediccion Atmosferica (wpc, por sus siglas en ingles), y las Oficinas de Pronosticos (WFO, por sus siglas en ingles) del Servicio Nacional de Meteorologia (SNM) de la Region Este, comenzara con una prueba interna en el sistema del proceso colaborativo del producto de aviso/vigilancia nacional de ciclones tropicales (TCV) para la cuenca del Atlantico el lunes, 13 de mayo y continuara diariamente hasta el jueves, 16 de mayo de 2019. Esta prueba interna comenzara aproximadamente a las 1400 GMT y terminara a las 1900 GMT diariamente durante los dias estipulados para la prueba. En el caso de ocurrir inclemencias en el tiempo, el viernes, 17 de mayo de 2019 ha sido reservado para que sirva como el dia suplementario para cualquier poricion de la prueba que se haya atrasado. Los productos de prueba internos TCV no tienen la intencion de ser lanzados externamente a traves de los sistemas de diseminacion y comunicacion del SNM. Los productos de textos afectados por la prueba de colaboracion son de los productos de Aviso/Vigilancia Nacional de Ciclones Tropicales (TCV) emitidos bajo los siguientes Identificadores de Productos AWIPS (PIL, por sus siglas en ingles) y los Identificadores (ID) de la Organizacion Mundial Meteorologica (WMO, por sus siglas en ingles) Producto TCV AWIPS PIL WMO ID ------------ --------- ------- TCV Preliminar PTCAT/1-5/ WTNT/81-85/ KNHC TCV Nacional TCVAT/1-5/ WTNT/81-85/ KNHC Ademas, los siguientes elementos del National Digital Forecast Database (NDFD) seran generados para esta prueba: - probabilidades de vientos de ciclon tropical (incremental y acumulativo) para 34 kt, 50 kt, y 64 kt - amenazas (incluyendo amenazas de tormenta tropical, huracan, y marejada ciclonica) Pruebas periodicas al sistema al CNH y WFO continuaran durante el resto del 2019. El producto naciocal TCV para la cuenca del Atlantico contendra un resumen de la colaboracion de los avisos y vigiancias del viento y/o marejada ciclonica del CNH/WFO, descritos por las zonas geograficas definidas por el SNM. Los WFOs del SNM que participaran en la colaboracion de las prubas del producto TVC estan listados debajo por Region del SNM: SNM - Region Sur Atlanta, GA (FFC) Austin-San Antonio, TX (EWX) Birmingham, AL (BMX) Brownsville, TX (BRO) Corpus Christi, TX (CRP) Fort Worth, TX (FWD) Houston, TX (HGX) Jackson, MS (JAN) Jacksonville, FL (JAX) Key West, FL (KEY) Lake Charles, LA (LCH) Little Rock, AR (LZK) Melbourne, FL (MLB) Miami, FL (MFL) Mobile, AL (MOB) Morristown, TN (MRX) New Orleans, LA (LIX) San Juan, PR (SJU) Shreveport, LA (SHV) Tallahassee, FL (TAE) Tampa Bay Area, FL (TBW) SNM - Region Este Albany, NY (ALY) Boston, MA (BOX) Caribou, ME (CAR) Charleston, SC (CHS) Gray/Portland, ME (GYX) Mount Holly, NJ (PHI) Newport/Morehead City, NC (MHX) New York, NY (OKX) Sterling, VA (LWX) Wakefield, VA (AKQ) Wilmington, NC (ILM) Columbia, SC (CAE) Greenville-Spartanburg, SC (GSP) Raleigh-Durham, NC (RAH) Blacksburg/Roanoke, VA (RNK) Para mas informacion, favor de comuinicarse con: Ernesto Morales Meteorologo de Coordinacion de Avisos Oficina del Servicio Nacional de Meteorologia San Juan, PR 00979 ernesto.morales@noaa.gov 787-253-4586 Comunicados sobre Informacion Publica se encuentra en: https://www.weather.gov/notification/ $$  895 NOUS42 KTAE 102053 PNSTAE ALZ065>069-FLZ007>019-026>029-034-108-112-114-115-118-127-128-134- GAZ120>131-142>148-155>161-110900- Public Information Statement National Weather Service Tallahassee FL 453 PM EDT Fri May 10 2019 /353 PM CDT Fri May 10 2019/ To: Subscribers: -NOAA Weather Wire Service -Emergency Managers Weather Information Network -NOAAPort Other NWS Partners and NWS Employees From: Allison Allen Chief, Marine, Tropical and Tsunami Services Branch Subject: National Tropical Cyclone Watch Warning Product (TCV) Product Collaboration Tests The National Hurricane Center (NHC), the Ocean Prediction Center (OPC), the Weather Prediction Center (WPC), and National Weather Service (NWS) Weather Forecast Offices (WFOs) in the NWS Southern Region and in the NWS Eastern Region, will commence with internal software and hardware testing of the national tropical cyclone watch/warning (TCV) product collaboration process for the Atlantic basin on Monday, May 13 and continue daily through Thursday, May 16, 2019. Internal testing will begin at approximately 1400 GMT and terminate at 1900 GMT daily during scheduled test days. In the event of inclement weather, Friday, May 17, 2019 has been reserved to serve as backup date for any portion of testing that was delayed. Internal TCV test products are not intended to be released externally through NWS dissemination and communication systems. The text products affected by collaboration testing are the National Tropical Cyclone Watch/Warning (TCV) products issued under the following AWIPS Product Identifiers (PIL) and World Meteorological Organization (WMO) Identifiers (ID): TCV Product AWIPS PIL WMO ID ------------ --------- ------- Preliminary TCV PTCAT/1-5/ WTNT/81-85/ KNHC National TCV TCVAT/1-5/ WTNT/81-85/ KNHC In addition, the following National Digital Forecast Database (NDFD) elements will be created for this test: - tropical cyclone wind probabilities (incremental and cumulative) for 34 kt, 50 kt, and 64 kt - hazard grid (including tropical storm, hurricane, and storm surge hazards) Periodic NHC and WFO internal software and hardware testing will continue during the remainder of 2019. The national TCV product for the Atlantic basin will contain a summary of NHC/WFO collaborated wind and/or storm surge watches and warnings, depicted by NWS-defined geographic zones. NWS WFOs participating in the national TCV product collaboration tests are listed below by NWS Region: NWS – Southern Region Atlanta, GA (FFC) Austin-San Antonio, TX (EWX) Birmingham, AL (BMX) Brownsville, TX (BRO) Corpus Christi, TX (CRP) Fort Worth, TX (FWD) Houston, TX (HGX) Jackson, MS (JAN) Jacksonville, FL (JAX) Key West, FL (KEY) Lake Charles, LA (LCH) Little Rock, AR (LZK) Melbourne, FL (MLB) Miami, FL (MFL) Mobile, AL (MOB) Morristown, TN (MRX) New Orleans, LA (LIX) San Juan, PR (SJU) Shreveport, LA (SHV) Tallahassee, FL (TAE) Tampa Bay Area, FL (TBW) NWS – Eastern Region Albany, NY (ALY) Boston, MA (BOX) Caribou, ME (CAR) Charleston, SC (CHS) Gray/Portland, ME (GYX) Mount Holly, NJ (PHI) Newport/Morehead City, NC (MHX) New York, NY (OKX) Sterling, VA (LWX) Wakefield, VA (AKQ) Wilmington, NC (ILM) Columbia, SC (CAE) Greenville-Spartanburg, SC (GSP) Raleigh-Durham, NC (RAH) Blacksburg/Roanoke, VA (RNK) For more information, please contact: Mark Wool Warning Coordination Meteorologist National Weather Service Office Tallahassee, FL 32306 mark.wool@noaa.gov 850-942-8833 (option 9) National Public Information Statements are online at: https://www.weather.gov/notification/ $$ Wool  031 NOUS45 KGJT 102114 PNSGJT COZ001>014-017>023-UTZ022>025-027>029-110914- Public Information Statement National Weather Service Grand Junction CO 314 PM MDT Fri May 10 2019 A series of disturbances associated with a low pressure system over the western United States has brought precipitation to much of the area over the last couple days. Mountain sites reflect storm total snowfall with other, lower elevation sites only showing the last 24 hours: ...SNOWFALL REPORTS... Northern Mountains....1 to 5 in Elkheads/Park Range.....1 to 6 in, with around 10 near Tower Flat Tops...............4 to 5 in, with around 9 near Crosho E Uintas................2 to 4 in, with around 6 near Hickerson Park Central Mountains.....4 to 7 in Grand Mesa..............5 to 6 in Gore/Elk Range..........2 to 9 in, with around 11 near McCoy Park W Elks/Sawatch Range....6 to 7 in, with around 17 near Porphyry Creek E Tavaputs..............1 in Southern Mountains....1 to 4 in Umcompagrhe Plateau.....little to no snow reported NW San Juans............3 to 6 in SW San Juans............2 to 4 in, with around 11 near Weminuche Creek La Sals/Abajos..........1 to 2 in, with around 4 near Lasal Mountain Location Amount Time/Date Lat/Lon/Elev (ft.) ...Colorado... ...Archuleta County... Pagosa Springs 15.0SSE 0.7 in 0800 AM 05/10 37.07N/106.91W/7418 ...Eagle County... Vail 0.9WNW 3.8 in 0700 AM 05/10 39.65N/106.40W/8172 ...Gunnison County... Crested Butte 6.2N 2.5 in 0700 AM 05/10 38.96N/106.99W/9606 Pitkin 1.1SW 2.0 in 0700 AM 05/10 38.60N/106.53W/9139 Crested Butte Coop 0.2 in 0830 AM 05/10 38.88N/106.98W/8860 ...La Plata County... Bayfield 7.0N 0.3 in 0700 AM 05/10 37.34N/107.61W/8200 ...PRECIPITATION REPORTS... Location Amount Time/Date Lat/Lon/Elev (ft.) ...Colorado... ...Archuleta County... Chromo 0.9 WNW 0.60 in 0700 AM 05/10 37.04N/106.84W/7301 Pagosa Springs 9.5 SSE 0.52 in 0635 AM 05/10 37.15N/106.94W/7090 Pagosa Springs 5.8 SSE 0.47 in 0730 AM 05/10 37.19N/106.98W/7244 Pagosa Springs 15.0SSE 0.44 in 0800 AM 05/10 37.07N/106.91W/7418 Pagosa Springs 2.5W 0.36 in 0700 AM 05/10 37.27N/107.06W/7558 Chimney Rock 3N 0.33 in 0700 AM 05/10 37.25N/107.18W/7150 Pagosa Springs 4.5 W 0.33 in 0601 AM 05/10 37.27N/107.10W/7462 ...Delta County... Hotchkiss 7.6 NW 0.14 in 0720 AM 05/10 38.88N/107.82W/6858 Hotchkiss 7.1WNW 0.12 in 0700 AM 05/10 38.86N/107.83W/6600 ...Eagle County... Basalt 5.8E 0.43 in 0700 AM 05/10 39.38N/106.92W/7164 Vail 0.9WNW 0.39 in 0700 AM 05/10 39.65N/106.40W/8172 Carbondale 5.7E 0.31 in 0650 AM 05/10 39.40N/107.11W/6427 El Jebel 0.2 ENE 0.28 in 0700 AM 05/10 39.40N/107.09W/6498 Eagle 0.7 NW 0.26 in 0730 AM 05/10 39.66N/106.83W/6941 Gypsum 1.9SSW 0.26 in 0700 AM 05/10 39.62N/106.96W/6531 Vail 3.5 E 0.23 in 0800 AM 05/10 39.63N/106.29W/8507 Gypsum 2ESE 0.17 in 0700 AM 05/10 39.63N/106.90W/6652 Edwards 1WNW 0.14 in 0710 AM 05/10 39.65N/106.62W/7000 Edwards 1.3WNW 0.14 in 0700 AM 05/10 39.65N/106.62W/7156 Edwards 0.5 E 0.14 in 0700 AM 05/10 39.65N/106.59W/7213 Wolcott 2N 0.11 in 0700 AM 05/10 39.73N/106.68W/7215 ...Garfield County... Carbondale 0.5W 0.37 in 0700 AM 05/10 39.40N/107.22W/6170 Silt 9.6S 0.37 in 0700 AM 05/10 39.41N/107.65W/6485 Glenwood Springs 5.9 SSE 0.36 in 0700 PM 05/09 39.47N/107.28W/5961 Glenwood Springs 5.3SSE 0.23 in 0700 AM 05/10 39.48N/107.29W/5941 Silt 2.9NNW 0.23 in 0700 AM 05/10 39.59N/107.67W/6033 Glenwood Springs 2SSE 0.23 in 0700 AM 05/10 39.51N/107.32W/5947 Carbondale 4.6NNE 0.20 in 0700 AM 05/10 39.46N/107.18W/6520 Glenwood Spgs 0.64S 0.18 in 0700 AM 05/10 39.54N/107.33W/5824 Rifle 8.9 NE 0.15 in 0700 AM 05/10 39.63N/107.66W/6508 Rifle 0.5ENE 0.13 in 0800 AM 05/10 39.54N/107.77W/5593 ...Gunnison County... Crested Butte 6.2N 0.24 in 0700 AM 05/10 38.96N/106.99W/9606 Mount Crested Butte 0.23 in 0700 AM 05/10 38.89N/106.97W/9260 Pitkin 1.1SW 0.22 in 0700 AM 05/10 38.60N/106.53W/9139 Crested Butte Coop 0.18 in 0830 AM 05/10 38.88N/106.98W/8860 Cimarron 11.2S 0.16 in 0645 AM 05/10 38.29N/107.55W/8356 Doyleville 2.1W 0.15 in 0818 AM 05/10 38.42N/106.62W/8133 Powderhorn 4.4NNE 0.15 in 0800 AM 05/10 38.34N/107.09W/9064 ...La Plata County... Hesperus 4.9SE 0.34 in 0700 AM 05/10 37.23N/107.97W/7202 Durango 0.33 in 0500 AM 05/10 37.28N/107.85W/6872 Durango 3.4 N 0.31 in 0700 AM 05/10 37.33N/107.88W/6572 Bayfield 6.2 N 0.29 in 0700 AM 05/10 37.32N/107.60W/7447 Durango 4.9ESE 0.28 in 0700 AM 05/10 37.26N/107.79W/7122 Ignacio 8E 0.28 in 0700 AM 05/10 37.09N/107.53W/6548 Durango 0.8SSW 0.28 in 0700 AM 05/10 37.27N/107.87W/6624 Hesperus 9.8SW 0.27 in 0700 AM 05/10 37.18N/108.15W/7035 Redmesa 4.2NW 0.25 in 0800 AM 05/10 37.14N/108.23W/6770 Hesperus 13.3SSW 0.24 in 0645 AM 05/10 37.11N/108.14W/6685 Ignacio 1NNE 0.23 in 0700 AM 05/10 37.14N/107.63W/6541 Ignacio 2N 0.23 in 0700 AM 05/10 37.16N/107.63W/6677 Bayfield 7.0N 0.22 in 0700 AM 05/10 37.34N/107.61W/8200 Rockwood 6.7N 0.21 in 0745 AM 05/10 37.60N/107.81W/8745 Durango Spotter 0.19 in 0825 AM 05/10 37.31N/107.84W/ Durango 7S 0.19 in 0700 AM 05/10 37.16N/107.86W/6552 Hesperus 14.1SSW 0.18 in 0800 AM 05/10 37.09N/108.13W/6627 Durango 7.1N 0.17 in 0915 AM 05/10 37.39N/107.85W/6575 ...Montezuma County... Cortez 1E 0.12 in 0753 AM 05/10 37.35N/108.56W/6172 Cortez 1.1ENE 0.11 in 0700 AM 05/10 37.36N/108.56W/6175 Cortez 1.2SW 0.11 in 0700 AM 05/10 37.34N/108.59W/6164 Dolores 4.0SSW 0.11 in 0629 AM 05/10 37.42N/108.53W/6679 Cortez 7.8WSW 0.10 in 0830 AM 05/10 37.33N/108.72W/5720 ...Ouray County... Ouray 0.1 SE 0.14 in 1100 PM 05/09 38.02N/107.67W/7795 ...Pitkin County... Crystal River 0.54 in 0200 PM 05/10 39.23N/107.23W/6905 Snowmass 7.0W 0.43 in 0700 AM 05/10 39.33N/107.11W/7562 Crystal River 0.38 in 0800 AM 05/10 39.23N/107.23W/6905 ...Routt County... Yampa 5.1S 0.30 in 0700 AM 05/10 40.08N/106.89W/8489 Oak Creek 5.6 E 0.13 in 0700 AM 05/10 40.26N/106.85W/7305 ...Utah... ...San Juan County... Monticello 0.16 in 0600 PM 05/09 37.28N/109.56W/4319 Observations are collected from a variety of sources with varying equipment and exposures. We thank all volunteer weather observers for their dedication. Not all data listed are considered official. $$  026 NOUS42 KJAX 102117 PNSJAX FLZ020-021-023>025-030>033-035-037-038-122-124-125-133-136-138- 140-222-236-240-340-GAZ132>136-149-151>154-162-163-165-166-250- 264-350-364-111200- Public Information Statement National Weather Service Jacksonville FL 517 PM EDT Fri May 10 2019 To: Subscribers: -NOAA Weather Wire Service -Emergency Managers Weather Information Network -NOAAPort Other NWS Partners and NWS Employees From: Allison Allen Chief, Marine, Tropical and Tsunami Services Branch Subject: National Tropical Cyclone Watch Warning Product (TCV) Product Collaboration Tests The National Hurricane Center (NHC), the Ocean Prediction Center (OPC), the Weather Prediction Center (WPC), and National Weather Service (NWS) Weather Forecast Offices (WFOs) in the NWS Southern Region and in the NWS Eastern Region, will commence with internal software and hardware testing of the national tropical cyclone watch/warning (TCV) product collaboration process for the Atlantic basin on Monday, May 13 and continue daily through Thursday, May 16, 2019. Internal testing will begin at approximately 1400 GMT and terminate at 1900 GMT daily during scheduled test days. In the event of inclement weather, Friday, May 17, 2018 has been reserved to serve as backup date for any portion of testing that was delayed. Internal TCV test products are not intended to be released externally through NWS dissemination and communication systems. The text products affected by collaboration testing are the National Tropical Cyclone Watch/Warning (TCV) products issued under the following AWIPS Product Identifiers (PIL) and World Meteorological Organization (WFO) Identifiers (ID): TCV Product AWIPS PIL WMO ID ------------ --------- ------- Preliminary TCV PTCAT/1-5/ WTNT/81-85/ KNHC National TCV TCVAT/1-5/ WTNT/81-85/ KNHC In addition, the following National Digital Forecast Database (NDFD) elements will be created for this test: - tropical cyclone wind probabilities (incremental and cumulative) for 34 kt, 50 kt, and 64 kt - hazard grid (including tropical storm, hurricane, and storm surge hazards) Periodic NHC and WFO internal software and hardware testing will continue during the remainder of 2019. The national TCV product for the Atlantic basin will contain a summary of NHC/WFO collaborated wind and/or storm surge watches and warnings, depicted by NWS- defined geographic zones. NWS WFOs participating in the national TCV product collaboration tests are listed below by NWS Region: NWS – Southern Region Atlanta, GA (FFC) Austin-San Antonio, TX (EWX) Birmingham, AL (BMX) Brownsville, TX (BRO) Corpus Christi, TX (CRP) Fort Worth, TX (FWD) Houston, TX (HGX) Jackson, MS (JAN) Jacksonville, FL (JAX) Key West, FL (KEY) Lake Charles, LA (LCH) Little Rock, AR (LZK) Melbourne, FL (MLB) Miami, FL (MFL) Mobile, AL (MOB) Morristown, TN (MRX) New Orleans, LA (LIX) San Juan, PR (SJU) Shreveport, LA (SHV) Tallahassee, FL (TAE) Tampa Bay Area, FL (TBW) NWS – Eastern Region Albany, NY (ALY) Boston, MA (BOX) Caribou, ME (CAR) Charleston, SC (CHS) Gray/Portland, ME (GYX) Mount Holly, NJ (PHI) Newport/Morehead City, NC (MHX) New York, NY (OKX) Sterling, VA (LWX) Wakefield, VA (AKQ) Wilmington, NC (ILM) Columbia, SC (CAE) Greenville-Spartanburg, SC (GSP) Raleigh-Durham, NC (RAH) Blacksburg/Roanoke, VA (RNK) For more information, please contact: Scott Cordero Meteorologist in Charge National Weather Service Office Jacksonville FL 32218 scott.cordero@noaa.gov 904-741-4370 National Public Information Statements are online at: https://www.weather.gov/notification/ $$ $$  040 NOUS44 KSHV 102126 PNSSHV ARZ050-051-059>061-070>073-LAZ001>006-010>014-017>022-OKZ077- TXZ096-097-108>112-124>126-136>138-149>153-165>167-110930- PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SHREVEPORT LA 426 PM CDT Fri May 10 2019 ...NWS Damage Survey For 05/08/19 Tornado Event Update #3... ...10 Tornadoes Confirmed in East Texas and Northern Louisiana... .Update...Addition of 10th tornado track from Panola County, TX, into Caddo Parish, LA... .Tornado #1 - Just north of Marshall, Texas... Rating: EF1 Estimated Peak Wind: 107 mph Path Length /statute/: 7.92 miles Path Width /maximum/: 300.0 yards Fatalities: 0 Injuries: 0 Start Date: 05/08/2019 Start Time: 02:36 PM CDT Start Location: 3 NE Nesbitt / Harrison County / TX Start Lat/Lon: 32.6219 / -94.3974 End Date: 05/08/2019 End Time: 02:45 PM CDT End Location: 8 SSE Jefferson / Harrison County / TX End Lat/Lon: 32.6576 / -94.2779 Summary: This tornado formed within a squall line of thunderstorms that produced a good deal of sporadic straight line wind damage, mainly to trees, across central Harrison County. Starting a few miles west of Highway 59, around 5 miles north of Marshall, the tree damage was more concentrated and exhibited characteristics indicative of a tornadic circulation. The surveyed tornado track was strongest for a few mile stretch starting just west of Highway 59 and extending east along the north side of Suburban Acres Road. In this area there were numerous hardwood trees snapped with a few residences sustaining roof damage due to trees or large limbs falling on the structures. A majority of the tree damage along the entire track could generally be classified as uprooted trees (made easier due to saturated soils) and large broken limbs. A special thanks goes out to Harrison County Emergency Management for their assistance in locating damage. && .Tornado #2 - Near Keatchi, Louisiana... Rating: EF1 Estimated Peak Wind: 95 mph Path Length /statute/: 1.9 miles Path Width /maximum/: 200 yards Fatalities: 0 Injuries: 0 Start Date: 05/08/2019 Start Time: 3:33 PM CDT Start Location: 1 WNW Keatchi / De Soto Parish / LA Start Lat/Lon: 32.1849/-93.9325 End Date: 05/08/2019 End Time: 3:36 PM CDT End Location: 1 NE Keatchi / De Soto Parish / LA End Lat/Lon: 32.1911/-93.9020 Summary: The tornado began along HWY 172, snapping and uprooting several trees and destroying a large metal farm canopy. It continued eastward into the community of Keachi, snapping and uprooting numerous trees along HWY 789 before lifting. && .Tornado #3 - Near Stonewall, Louisiana... Rating: EF1 Estimated Peak Wind: 110 mph Path Length /statute/: 14.1 miles Path Width /maximum/: 500 yards Fatalities: 0 Injuries: 0 Start Date: 05/08/2019 Start Time: 3:44 PM CDT Start Location: 3 SSW Stonewall / De Soto Parish / LA Start Lat/Lon: 32.2187/-93.8360 End Date: 05/08/2019 End Time: 4:02 PM CDT End Location: 11 ENE Stonewall / De Soto Parish / LA End Lat/Lon: 32.3032/-93.6281 Summary: The tornado began along US HWY 171 where it snapped numerous large hardwood trees and some power poles. It continued in an east-northeasterly direction snapping and uprooting numerous trees along Red Bluff Road, Bethel Road, and White Springs Road. One home sustained heavy damage as several large trees fell on the home. The tornado crossed Ellerbe Road, snapping a few trees and lifted near the intersection of Ellerbe and HWY 175. A special thanks goes out to the De Soto Parish Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness for their assistance in locating the tornado damage. && .Tornado #4 - East of Stonewall, Louisiana... Rating: EF1 Estimated Peak Wind: 90 mph Path Length /statute/: 3.9 miles Path Width /maximum/: 80 yards Fatalities: 0 Injuries: 0 Start Date: 05/08/2019 Start Time: 3:53 PM CDT Start Location: 6 E Stonewall / De Soto Parish / LA Start Lat/Lon: 32.2555/-93.7219 End Date: 05/08/2019 End Time: 4:00 PM CDT End Location: 9 ENE Stonewall / De Soto Parish / LA End Lat/Lon: 32.2963/-93.6753 Summary: The parent mesocyclone associated with Tornado #3 produced a secondary vortex, which uprooted and snapped several trees on Bethel Road. The tornado moved northeast, snapping and uprooting several trees on Stonewall-Frierson Road and Old Church Road before lifting. A metal farm outbuilding was also lifted and destroyed. && .Tornado #5 - Near Readhimer, Louisiana... Rating: EF1 Estimated Peak Wind: 105 mph Path Length /statute/: 3.2 miles Path Width /maximum/: 250.0 yards Fatalities: 0 Injuries: 0 Start Date: 05/08/2019 Start Time: 05:15 PM CDT Start Location: 4 SW Saline / Natchitoches Parish / LA Start Lat/Lon: 32.1146 / -93.0236 End Date: 05/08/2019 End Time: 05:22 PM CDT End Location: 2 S Saline / Natchitoches Parish / LA End Lat/Lon: 32.1343 / -92.9782 Summary: The tornado touched down in the Kisatchie National Forest just before crossing Government Rd. There it snapped and uprooted several trees. The tornado continued on to damage trees on Calvin Tyler Rd and then crossed Briarwood-Preserve Rd before lifting. Much appreciation goes out to the Bienville Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness and the U.S. Forest Service for their insight on damage locations and assistance during the survey. && .Tornado #6 - South and East of Jonesboro, Louisiana... Rating: EF1 Estimated Peak Wind: 110 mph Path Length /statute/: 7.48 miles Path Width /maximum/: 100.0 yards Fatalities: 0 Injuries: 0 Start Date: 05/08/2019 Start Time: 05:35 PM CDT Start Location: 1 S Jonesboro / Jackson Parish / LA Start Lat/Lon: 32.2153 / -92.7124 End Date: 05/08/2019 End Time: 05:41 PM CDT End Location: 7 E Jonesboro / Jackson Parish / LA End Lat/Lon: 32.2504 / -92.5935 Summary: The tornado first touched down near the Charles H Garrett Community Center where it damaged a small portion of the roof. It then crossed Route 167 and it went on to damage a metal building where the column anchorage failed. Several more trees were snapped and uprooted along the path as it crossed Firetower Road, Route 147, Rome Rd, and Holiday Lane. The tornado then lifted after crossing Louisiana State Route 4. A special thanks goes out to the Jackson Parish Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness for their assistance during the damage survey. && .Tornado #7 - South of Jonesboro, Louisiana... Rating: EF1 Estimated Peak Wind: 100 mph Path Length /statute/: 0.45 miles Path Width /maximum/: 70.0 yards Fatalities: 0 Injuries: 0 Start Date: 05/08/2019 Start Time: 05:35 PM CDT Start Location: 2 S Jonesboro / Jackson Parish / LA Start Lat/Lon: 32.2024 / -92.7117 End Date: 05/08/2019 End Time: 05:36 PM CDT End Location: 2 S Jonesboro / Jackson Parish / LA End Lat/Lon: 32.2071 / -92.7071 Summary: A tornado briefly touched down just west of Route 167. It downed and uprooted approximately 15 trees as it crossed Route 167 and then quickly lifted. A special thanks goes out to the Jackson Parish Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness for their assistance during the damage survey. && .Tornado #8 - SW of Chatham in Jimmie Davis State Park... Rating: EF1 Estimated Peak Wind: 110 mph Path Length /statute/: 1.31 miles Path Width /maximum/: 350.0 yards Fatalities: 0 Injuries: 0 Start Date: 05/08/2019 Start Time: 05:46 PM CDT Start Location: 6 SW Chatham / Jackson Parish / LA Start Lat/Lon: 32.2419 / -92.5225 End Date: 05/08/2019 End Time: 05:47 PM CDT End Location: 5 SW Chatham / Jackson Parish / LA End Lat/Lon: 32.2605 / -92.52 Summary: A tornado embedded within squall line damage crossed Caney Lake and crossed through Jimmie Davis State Park. It downed and uprooted approximately 150 hardwood and softwood trees. The trees fell into multiple campers and approximately three fourths of the cabins in the park. A special thanks goes out to GOHSEP Region 8 for a pre-assessment of the tree damage count and the Jackson Parish Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness for their assistance during the survey. && .Tornado #9 - Near Clay and South of Ruston, Louisiana... Rating: EF1 Estimated Peak Wind: 110 mph Path Length /statute/: 5.65 miles Path Width /maximum/: 80.0 yards Fatalities: 0 Injuries: 0 Start Date: 05/08/2019 Start Time: 05:47 PM CDT Start Location: 6 SSE Grambling / Jackson Parish / LA Start Lat/Lon: 32.4452 / -92.6881 End Date: 05/08/2019 End Time: 05:55 PM CDT End Location: 4 SSE Ruston / Jackson Parish / LA End Lat/Lon: 32.4713 / -92.6014 Summary: The tornado first touched down in the community of Clay near Homer Sisemore Rd. There, it ripped the roof off a small outbuilding, completely destroyed a shed, and ripped off shingles of the roof of a single family home. The storm continued on to uproot and snap hardwood and softwood trees as it continued to Bonnie Blue Lane. The tornado remained nearly parallel to Route 167 before it crossed from Jackson Parish into Lincoln Parish and destroyed a single-wide mobile home at Winborn Farm Road. This is where high-end EF-1 tornado damage was observed when the mobile home rolled off its foundation, briefly tossed up in the air, was thrown approximately 10 yards, and was destroyed as it landed. The anchoring into weakened saturated soil and lack of bending of the frame which was maintained despite the mobile home being destroyed contributed to this being adjusted to down to high-end EF-1 damage. The tornado went on to uproot and snap trees as it crossed Riser Road along the Lincoln-Jackson Parish line and then downed several more branches and snapped trees before it lifted. near Edmiston Rd. Much appreciation goes out to the Quitman Fire Dept. in Jackson Parish and the Lincoln Parish Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness for their assistance in locating the damage on this survey. && .Tornado #10 - Bethany, TX into Caddo Parish, LA... Rating: EF1 Estimated Peak Wind: 100 mph Path Length /statute/: 2.61 miles Path Width /maximum/: 200.0 yards Fatalities: 0 Injuries: 0 Start Date: 05/08/2019 Start Time: 03:19 PM CDT Start Location: Bethany / Panola County / TX Start Lat/Lon: 32.3729 / -94.0447 End Date: 05/08/2019 End Time: 03:24 PM CDT End Location: 4 SSW Greenwood / Caddo Parish / LA End Lat/Lon: 32.3757 / -94.0001 Summary: The tornado first touched down in the community of Bethany, Texas, in the far northeastern section of Panola County where it uprooted a tree and removed the roofing of a service station. The tornado continued east-northeast where it paralleled Highway 79 uprooting and snapping several trees. The tornado continued moving east-northeast along Buncombe Road where it uprooted and snapped multiple trees before lifting near the intersection of Buncombe Road and Cook Road. Much appreciation goes out to the Caddo Sheriff's Office and the Barksdale 26th Operational Weather Squadron in locating the damage on this survey. && .Straight Line Wind Damage in Gregg and Harrison Counties in Texas from Longview to north of Marshall... Estimated Peak Wind: 90 mph Path Length /statute/: 16.91 miles Path Width /maximum/: 2500 yards Fatalities: 0 Injuries: 0 Start Date: 05/08/2019 Start Time: 02:00 PM CDT Start Location: Longview / Gregg County / TX Start Lat/Lon: 32.5276 / -94.778 End Date: 05/08/2019 End Time: 2:23 PM CDT End Location: 1 N Marshall / Harrison County / TX End Lat/Lon: 32.5748 / -94.4965 Storm Summary: A wide area of straight line wind damage occurred on the north side of Longview from West Loop 281 to East Loop 281 north of US Hwy 80. The most concentrated area of damage was from just west of the TX 63 Spur north of Fairmont Street to near Akin Park. Numerous very large softwood and hardwood trees were snapped and uprooted. Several of these fell on homes causing major structural damage. The steeple of Oakland Heights Baptist at Judson Road and Eden Drive collapsed. The amount of damage decreased significantly and became very sporadic on the northeast side of Longview. However, additional snapping of softwood trees was noted FM 2208, County Road 3600, FM 450, and FM 449 west-southwest of Nesbitt. The widest point of the damage was observed in the City of Longview. Thanks goes to the Longview Fire Dept. who conducted an independent survey and provided the results to NWS-SHV. Much of the detail of this summary were constructed with the help of their extremely detailed data in combination with an NWS survey team. && EF Scale: The Enhanced Fujita Scale classifies tornadoes into the following categories. EF0...Weak......65 TO 85 mph EF1...Weak......86 TO 110 mph EF2...Strong....111 TO 135 mph EF3...Strong....136 TO 165 mph EF4...Violent...166 TO 200mph EF5...Violent...>200mph NOTE: The information in this statement is preliminary and subject to change pending final review of the events and publication in NWS Storm Data. $$ 04/05/09/12/15/19/35/44/50  711 NOUS41 KILN 102204 PNSILN INZ050-058-059-066-073>075-080-KYZ089>100-OHZ026-034-035-042>046- 051>056-060>065-070>074-077>082-088-110400- PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT National Weather Service Wilmington OH 604 PM EDT Fri May 10 2019 ...SPRING FIRE SEASON ENDS... In coordination with officials from the Wayne National Forest and the Ohio Department of Natural Resources, it has been determined that greenup and a generally wet pattern has ended the spring fire season for the area serviced by this office. Afternoon fire weather planning forecasts (FWF) will be discontinued by the Wilmington, Ohio NWS office until the fall season starts on October 1st, or a need arises before this time. Morning fire weather planning forecasts and afternoon point forecasts (FWM) will continue to be produced as normal. $$  382 NOUS45 KSLC 102224 PNSSLC Public Information Statement National Weather Service Salt Lake City UT 425 PM MDT Fri May 10 2019 ...Preliminary Storm Information... Updated rainfall totals for the past 30 hours ending at 400 pm Friday. ***** Precip Reports ***** Time Precip ...Wasatch Mountains I-80 North... Usu Doc Daniel - 8271 ft 6 PM Thu 0.60 Red Spur - 8872 ft 4 PM Fri 0.47 Laketown - 5980 ft 5 PM Thu 0.34 Bug Lake - 7950 ft 11 AM Fri 0.30 Laketown - 5991 ft 7 AM Fri 0.26 Garden City - 5959 ft 6 PM Thu 0.24 Garden City Summit - 7600 ft 6 PM Thu 0.20 Tony Grove Lake - 8400 ft 6 PM Thu 0.20 Otter Creek - 7160 ft 3 PM Fri 0.17 Logan Summit - 7615 ft 4 PM Fri 0.14 Randolph - 6329 ft 6 PM Thu 0.12 Monte Cristo - 8960 ft 7 PM Thu 0.10 City Creek Water Plant - 5330 ft 5 PM Thu 0.04 ...Wasatch Mountains South of I-80... Thaynes Canyon - 9200 ft 5 PM Thu 0.10 Alta - 8730 ft 5 PM Thu 0.07 Sundance Mid Mountain - 7450 ft 5 PM Thu 0.05 ...Western Uinta Mountains... Chepeta - 10300 ft 3 PM Fri 0.60 Trial Lake - 9960 ft 6 PM Thu 0.60 Brown Duck - 10600 ft 3 PM Fri 0.50 Spirit Lake - 10223 ft 3 PM Fri 0.50 Lakefork #1 - 10100 ft 3 PM Fri 0.40 Lakefork Basin - 10900 ft 3 PM Fri 0.40 Buck Pasture - 9700 ft 3 PM Fri 0.40 Hayden Fork - 9100 ft 5 PM Thu 0.40 Bear River Rs - 8500 ft 5 PM Thu 0.40 Norway - 8280 ft 4 PM Fri 0.38 Bear River - 8536 ft 4 PM Fri 0.38 Norway - 8280 ft 6 PM Thu 0.38 Chepeta - 12120 ft 6 AM Fri 0.36 Uintalands - 8688 ft 4 PM Fri 0.33 Hole-in-rock - 9150 ft 3 PM Fri 0.30 Lily Lake - 9050 ft 5 PM Thu 0.30 Aspen Mtn - 7539 ft 4 PM Fri 0.29 Yellowstone Drainage - 7800 ft 3 PM Fri 0.18 Hewinta - 9500 ft 5 PM Thu 0.10 Hewinta - 9186 ft 6 PM Thu 0.09 Heber City 6 E - 8284 ft 6 PM Thu 0.08 Yellowstone River Nr Altonah - 7506 ft 7 AM Fri 0.07 Oakley - 7800 ft 7 AM Fri 0.06 West Fork Blacksfork - 8865 ft 6 PM Thu 0.06 ...Wasatch Plateau/Book Cliffs... Clear Creek #1 - 9200 ft 7 PM Thu 0.50 Bruin Point - 10200 ft 3 PM Fri 0.24 Clear Creek #2 - 8300 ft 7 PM Thu 0.20 Daniels-strawberry - 8000 ft 5 PM Thu 0.20 Baer #10 Red Bull - 8360 ft 3 PM Fri 0.18 Horse Ridge - 8480 ft 6 PM Thu 0.13 Strawberry Divide - 8400 ft 7 PM Thu 0.10 Wasatch-cache Nf 22E Provo - 7780 ft 6 PM Thu 0.06 ...Western Uinta Basin... Fruitland - 6981 ft 7 AM Fri 0.07 ...Castle Country... Castle Dale - 5843 ft 4 PM Fri 0.26 Helper - 5947 ft 6 AM Fri 0.02 ...San Rafael Swell... Flattop Mountain - 6120 ft 3 PM Fri 0.22 Torrey - 6050 ft 4 PM Fri 0.20 ...Sanpete/Sevier Valleys... Sevier Reservoir - 5369 ft 3 PM Fri 0.13 ...West Central Utah... Mud Spring - 5902 ft 6 PM Thu 0.05 ...Southwest Utah... Enterprise - 5384 ft 4 PM Fri 1.23 Enterprise - 5340 ft 4 PM Fri 1.03 Cedar City Municipal Airport - 5581 ft 4 PM Fri 0.74 Southwest Cedar City - 5705 ft 7 AM Fri 0.63 Newcastle - 5306 ft 7 AM Fri 0.63 Zion Np 18 SSE Cedar City - 5100 ft 4 PM Fri 0.59 Cedar City 5.6 NW - 5505 ft 7 AM Fri 0.59 Cedar City 10 AM Fri 0.57 Jensen Spring - 5744 ft 3 PM Fri 0.56 Milford Municipal Airport - 5034 ft 4 PM Fri 0.26 Beaver - 5980 ft 7 AM Fri 0.26 Brimstone Reservoir - 5620 ft 3 PM Fri 0.24 ...Utah's Dixie and Zion National Park... St George 4.1 SSW - 2554 ft 7 AM Fri 1.16 St George East Ridge - 2972 ft 4 PM Fri 1.05 St George Municipal Airport - 2940 ft 4 PM Fri 0.98 Ft Pierce Wash Nr St. George - 2810 ft 3 PM Fri 0.92 Zion National Park - 5741 ft 4 PM Fri 0.81 White Reef - 3440 ft 4 PM Fri 0.71 Hurricane - 3239 ft 8 AM Fri 0.65 Hurricane - 3275 ft 8 AM Fri 0.58 Zion Canyon - 3999 ft 3 PM Fri 0.54 St. George - 2861 ft 4 PM Fri 0.31 NF Virgin River Nr Springdale - 3979 ft 4 PM Fri 0.12 ...South Central Utah... E Fork Virgin River Glendale - 5897 ft 7 AM Fri 0.09 Telegraph Flat - 5460 ft 6 AM Fri 0.06 ...Central Utah Mountains... Squaw Springs - 9105 ft 3 PM Fri 0.60 Grassy Lake Nr Ephraim - 8880 ft 3 PM Fri 0.20 Pickle Keg - 9600 ft 3 PM Fri 0.20 Box Creek - 9800 ft 7 PM Thu 0.20 Joes Valley - 8700 ft 3 PM Fri 0.18 Lost Creek - 7490 ft 3 PM Fri 0.17 10 ESE Oak City - 7268 ft 6 PM Thu 0.16 Horse Hollow - 6010 ft 3 PM Fri 0.14 Signal Peak - 8792 ft 4 PM Fri 0.13 Gbrc Hq - 8541 ft 7 PM Thu 0.10 ...Southern Utah Mountains... Pine Valley - 6400 ft 3 PM Fri 1.14 Lava Point Raws - 7890 ft 3 PM Fri 1.11 Castle Valley - 9580 ft 4 PM Fri 1.10 Midway Valley - 9800 ft 3 PM Fri 1.00 Diamond Valley - 4536 ft 7 AM Fri 1.00 Kolob - 9250 ft 3 PM Fri 0.90 Yankee Reservoir - 9972 ft 3 PM Fri 0.80 Bryce Canyon - 7855 ft 3 PM Fri 0.77 Buck Flat - 8000 ft 4 PM Fri 0.72 Sunflower Flat - 9957 ft 3 PM Fri 0.70 Assay - 8100 ft 4 PM Fri 0.66 Larb Hollow - 8490 ft 4 PM Fri 0.66 Badger Spring - 3990 ft 3 PM Fri 0.65 Tom Best Spring - 7718 ft 4 PM Fri 0.63 Bryce Canyon Airport - 7585 ft 4 PM Fri 0.61 Agua Canyon - 8890 ft 2 PM Fri 0.61 Greenville Bench Portable - 6200 ft 4 PM Fri 0.60 Bryce Canyon Np Hqrs - 7915 ft 12 PM Fri 0.60 Powerhouse Nr Veyo - 4600 ft 4 PM Fri 0.53 Orton - 6643 ft 8 AM Fri 0.53 Webster Flat - 9200 ft 3 PM Fri 0.40 Coal Creek Near Cedar City 3e - 6017 ft 3 PM Fri 0.35 Cottonwood Mtn - 7544 ft 3 PM Fri 0.32 Gardner Peak - 8323 ft 7 PM Thu 0.20 Boulder - 7171 ft 7 AM Fri 0.17 Long Valley Jct - 7360 ft 7 PM Thu 0.10 Jones Corral - 9751 ft 7 PM Thu 0.10 Clayton Springs - 10000 ft 7 PM Thu 0.10 Circleville - 6079 ft 6 AM Fri 0.06 ...Southwest Wyoming... Smiths Fork Nr Robertson - 8470 ft 7 AM Fri 0.09 $$  807 NOUS44 KAMA 102224 AAB PNSAMA OKZ001>003-TXZ001>020-317-111030- Public Information Statement...UPDATED National Weather Service Amarillo TX 524 PM CDT Fri May 10 2019 Updated to add Howardwick damage and corrected Southeast of Spearman track length, time on ground and rating. ...NWS DAMAGE SURVEY FOR 5/7/2019 TORNADOES... .Overview...Two damage survey crews assessed areas of reported or suspected damage areas from yesterday's severe weather. As of today, a total of eight tornadoes can be confirmed, each given a preliminary rating of EF0 or EF-unknown. The tornado in southern Armstrong County will likely undergo further refinement in time and exact location. This is the storm which affected portions of Swisher County, Texas before moving into Armstrong County .Southeast of Spearman... Rating: Unknown Estimated Peak Wind: Unknown Path Length /statute/: 1.66 miles Path Width /maximum/: 100.0 yards Fatalities: 0 Injuries: 0 Start Date: 05/07/2019 Start Time: 03:42 PM CDT Start Location: 9 SSW Spearman / Hansford County / TX Start Lat/Lon: 36.0567 / -101.2418 End Date: 05/07/2019 End Time: 03:49 PM CDT End Location: 8 SSW Spearman / Hansford County / TX End Lat/Lon: 36.0799 / -101.2345 Survey Summary: No damage observed. Tornado remained in open field which was inaccessible to survey team. Position and time was estimated by eye witness accounts and video. .Borger... Rating: EF0 Estimated Peak Wind: 60 mph Path Length /statute/: 0.07 miles Path Width /maximum/: 30.0 yards Fatalities: 0 Injuries: 0 Start Date: 05/07/2019 Start Time: 04:49 PM CDT Start Location: 3 N Borger / Hutchinson County / TX Start Lat/Lon: 35.7072 / -101.4078 End Date: 05/07/2019 End Time: 04:49 PM CDT End Location: 3 N Borger / Hutchinson County / TX End Lat/Lon: 35.7081 / -101.4072 Survey Summary: This brief tornado was reported by storm chasers to be rain wrapped a few miles north of Borger. In this area, there was minor damage to homes, with roof and shingle damage noted. .North of Perryton... Rating: EF0 Estimated Peak Wind: 70 mph Path Length /statute/: 0.03 miles Path Width /maximum/: 20.0 yards Fatalities: 0 Injuries: 0 Start Date: 05/07/2019 Start Time: 04:50 PM CDT Start Location: 4 S Gray / Ochiltree County / OK Start Lat/Lon: 36.4844 / -100.7996 End Date: 05/07/2019 End Time: 04:50 PM CDT End Location: 4 S Gray / Ochiltree County / OK End Lat/Lon: 36.4848 / -100.7996 Survey_Summary: A brief tornado was captured on camera by a broadcast media crew about 6 miles north of Perryton. The tornado was extremely brief and moved across an open field. .Canadian River Valley Tornado... Rating: EF0 Estimated Peak Wind: 75 mph Path Length /statute/: 5.42 miles Path Width /maximum/: 50.0 yards Fatalities: 0 Injuries: 0 Start Date: 05/07/2019 Start Time: 05:16 PM CDT Start Location: 15 E Stinnett / Hutchinson County / TX Start Lat/Lon: 35.8677 / -101.172 End Date: 05/07/2019 End Time: 05:19 PM CDT End Location: 19 E Pringle / Hutchinson County / TX End Lat/Lon: 35.9094 / -101.0907 Survey Summary: A cone tornado was observed for three minutes across open fields of the Canadian River Valley in northeastern Hutchinson County. .Southern Armstrong County... Rating: EF0 Estimated Peak Wind: 80 mph Path Length /statute/: 11.6 miles Path Width /maximum/: 100.0 yards Fatalities: 0 Injuries: 0 Start Date: 05/07/2019 Start Time: 06:27 PM CDT Start Location: 6 ESE Wayside / Armstrong County / TX Start Lat/Lon: 34.7507 / -101.4431 End Date: 05/07/2019 End Time: 06:35 PM CDT End Location: 12 SSW Goodnight / Armstrong County / TX End Lat/Lon: 34.8702 / -101.3023 Survey Summary: Storm spotters and chasers reported this tornado crossed into Armstrong County near the county line and State Highway 207. This tornado's details, including location, time, and path length will undergo further revision. .Alanreed... Rating: EF0 Estimated Peak Wind: 80 mph Path Length /statute/: 4.28 miles Path Width /maximum/: 500.0 yards Fatalities: 0 Injuries: 0 Start Date: 05/07/2019 Start Time: 07:48 PM CDT Start Location: 7 SSW Alanreed / Donley County / TX Start Lat/Lon: 35.1127 / -100.775 End Date: 05/07/2019 End Time: 07:54 PM CDT End Location: 3 S Alanreed / Donley County / TX End Lat/Lon: 35.162 / -100.7304 Survey Summary: This tornado was observed by storm chasers and spotters near the city of Alanreed. Damage to trees and barns were observed by the damage survey crew. .Lipscomb... Rating: EF0 Estimated Peak Wind: 60 mph Path Length /statute/: 0.25 miles Path Width /maximum/: 20.0 yards Fatalities: 0 Injuries: 0 Start Date: 05/07/2019 Start Time: 06:56 PM CDT Start Location: 7 W Lipscomb / Lipscomb County / TX Start Lat/Lon: 36.2327 / -100.400 End Date: 05/07/2019 End Time: 06:56 PM CDT End Location: 7 W Lipscomb / Lipscomb County / TX End Lat/Lon: 36.2327 / -100.399 Survey Summary: A tornado was observed on the ground for less than one minute by a trained spotter west of Lipscomb. No damage was reported. .Howardwick... Rating: EF0 Estimated Peak Wind: 73 mph Path Length /statute/: 1.1 miles Path Width /maximum/: 73.0 yards Fatalities: 0 Injuries: 0 Start Date: 05/07/2019 Start Time: 07:25 PM CDT Start Location: 1 SE Howardwick / Donley County / TX Start Lat/Lon: 35.0258 / -100.8966 End Date: 05/07/2019 End Time: 07:28 PM CDT End Location: Howardwick / Donley County / TX End Lat/Lon: 35.037 / -100.9065 Survey Summary: The damage noted by the survey team from this weak tornado was mainly to trees, car ports and roofs of trailers. EF Scale: The Enhanced Fujita Scale classifies tornadoes into the following categories: EF0...Weak......65 to 85 mph EF1...Weak......86 to 110 mph EF2...Strong....111 to 135 mph EF3...Strong....136 to 165 mph EF4...Violent...166 to 200 mph EF5...Violent...>200 mph NOTE: The information in this statement is preliminary and subject to change pending final review of the events and publication in NWS Storm Data. $$ Fox/Gittinger/Margrave/Rutt/Simpson  075 NOUS44 KAMA 102232 CCA PNSAMA OKZ001>003-TXZ001>020-317-111030- Public Information Statement...CORRECTED National Weather Service Amarillo TX 532 PM CDT Fri May 10 2019 Updated to add Howardwick damage and corrected Southeast of Spearman track length, time on ground and rating. ...NWS DAMAGE SURVEY FOR 5/7/2019 TORNADOES... .Overview...Two damage survey crews assessed areas of reported or suspected damage areas from yesterday's severe weather. As of today, a total of eight tornadoes can be confirmed, each given a preliminary rating of EF0 or EF-unknown. The tornado in southern Armstrong County will likely undergo further refinement in time and exact location. This is the storm which affected portions of Swisher County, Texas before moving into Armstrong County .Southeast of Spearman... Rating: Unknown Estimated Peak Wind: Unknown Path Length /statute/: 2.91 miles Path Width /maximum/: 100.0 yards Fatalities: 0 Injuries: 0 Start Date: 05/07/2019 Start Time: 03:36 PM CDT Start Location: 11 SSW Spearman / Hutchinson County / TX Start Lat/Lon: 36.0391 / -101.2474 End Date: 05/07/2019 End Time: 03:49 PM CDT End Location: 8 SSW Spearman / Hansford County / TX End Lat/Lon: 36.0799 / -101.2345 Survey Summary: No damage observed. Tornado remained in open field which was inaccessible to survey team. Position and time was estimated by eye witness accounts and video. .Borger... Rating: EF0 Estimated Peak Wind: 60 mph Path Length /statute/: 0.07 miles Path Width /maximum/: 30.0 yards Fatalities: 0 Injuries: 0 Start Date: 05/07/2019 Start Time: 04:49 PM CDT Start Location: 3 N Borger / Hutchinson County / TX Start Lat/Lon: 35.7072 / -101.4078 End Date: 05/07/2019 End Time: 04:49 PM CDT End Location: 3 N Borger / Hutchinson County / TX End Lat/Lon: 35.7081 / -101.4072 Survey Summary: This brief tornado was reported by storm chasers to be rain wrapped a few miles north of Borger. In this area, there was minor damage to homes, with roof and shingle damage noted. .North of Perryton... Rating: EF0 Estimated Peak Wind: 70 mph Path Length /statute/: 0.03 miles Path Width /maximum/: 20.0 yards Fatalities: 0 Injuries: 0 Start Date: 05/07/2019 Start Time: 04:50 PM CDT Start Location: 4 S Gray / Ochiltree County / OK Start Lat/Lon: 36.4844 / -100.7996 End Date: 05/07/2019 End Time: 04:50 PM CDT End Location: 4 S Gray / Ochiltree County / OK End Lat/Lon: 36.4848 / -100.7996 Survey_Summary: A brief tornado was captured on camera by a broadcast media crew about 6 miles north of Perryton. The tornado was extremely brief and moved across an open field. .Canadian River Valley Tornado... Rating: EF0 Estimated Peak Wind: 75 mph Path Length /statute/: 5.42 miles Path Width /maximum/: 50.0 yards Fatalities: 0 Injuries: 0 Start Date: 05/07/2019 Start Time: 05:16 PM CDT Start Location: 15 E Stinnett / Hutchinson County / TX Start Lat/Lon: 35.8677 / -101.172 End Date: 05/07/2019 End Time: 05:19 PM CDT End Location: 19 E Pringle / Hutchinson County / TX End Lat/Lon: 35.9094 / -101.0907 Survey Summary: A cone tornado was observed for three minutes across open fields of the Canadian River Valley in northeastern Hutchinson County. .Southern Armstrong County... Rating: EF0 Estimated Peak Wind: 80 mph Path Length /statute/: 11.6 miles Path Width /maximum/: 100.0 yards Fatalities: 0 Injuries: 0 Start Date: 05/07/2019 Start Time: 06:27 PM CDT Start Location: 6 ESE Wayside / Armstrong County / TX Start Lat/Lon: 34.7507 / -101.4431 End Date: 05/07/2019 End Time: 06:35 PM CDT End Location: 12 SSW Goodnight / Armstrong County / TX End Lat/Lon: 34.8702 / -101.3023 Survey Summary: Storm spotters and chasers reported this tornado crossed into Armstrong County near the county line and State Highway 207. This tornado's details, including location, time, and path length will undergo further revision. .Alanreed... Rating: EF0 Estimated Peak Wind: 80 mph Path Length /statute/: 4.28 miles Path Width /maximum/: 500.0 yards Fatalities: 0 Injuries: 0 Start Date: 05/07/2019 Start Time: 07:48 PM CDT Start Location: 7 SSW Alanreed / Donley County / TX Start Lat/Lon: 35.1127 / -100.775 End Date: 05/07/2019 End Time: 07:54 PM CDT End Location: 3 S Alanreed / Donley County / TX End Lat/Lon: 35.162 / -100.7304 Survey Summary: This tornado was observed by storm chasers and spotters near the city of Alanreed. Damage to trees and barns were observed by the damage survey crew. .Lipscomb... Rating: EF0 Estimated Peak Wind: 60 mph Path Length /statute/: 0.25 miles Path Width /maximum/: 20.0 yards Fatalities: 0 Injuries: 0 Start Date: 05/07/2019 Start Time: 06:56 PM CDT Start Location: 7 W Lipscomb / Lipscomb County / TX Start Lat/Lon: 36.2327 / -100.400 End Date: 05/07/2019 End Time: 06:56 PM CDT End Location: 7 W Lipscomb / Lipscomb County / TX End Lat/Lon: 36.2327 / -100.399 Survey Summary: A tornado was observed on the ground for less than one minute by a trained spotter west of Lipscomb. No damage was reported. .Howardwick... Rating: EF0 Estimated Peak Wind: 73 mph Path Length /statute/: 1.1 miles Path Width /maximum/: 73.0 yards Fatalities: 0 Injuries: 0 Start Date: 05/07/2019 Start Time: 07:25 PM CDT Start Location: 1 SE Howardwick / Donley County / TX Start Lat/Lon: 35.0258 / -100.8966 End Date: 05/07/2019 End Time: 07:28 PM CDT End Location: Howardwick / Donley County / TX End Lat/Lon: 35.037 / -100.9065 Survey Summary: The damage noted by the survey team from this weak tornado was mainly to trees, car ports and roofs of trailers. EF Scale: The Enhanced Fujita Scale classifies tornadoes into the following categories: EF0...Weak......65 to 85 mph EF1...Weak......86 to 110 mph EF2...Strong....111 to 135 mph EF3...Strong....136 to 165 mph EF4...Violent...166 to 200 mph EF5...Violent...>200 mph NOTE: The information in this statement is preliminary and subject to change pending final review of the events and publication in NWS Storm Data. $$ Fox/Gittinger/Margrave/Rutt/Simpson  846 NOUS44 KHUN 102250 PNSHUN ALZ001>010-016-TNZ076-096-097-111100- Public Information Statement National Weather Service Huntsville AL 550 PM CDT Fri May 10 2019 ...NWS Damage Surveys for 05/09/2019 Tornado Event Update #1... .Update...2 brief EF-1 tornadoes found in Marshall and DeKalb Counties. .Gaines Circle Tornado... Rating: EF-1 Estimated Peak Wind: 95 MPH Path length /Statute/: 0.48 Miles Path width /Maximum/: 25 Yards Fatalities: 0 Injuries: 0 Start date: 05/09/2019 Start time: 1:30 PM CDT Start location: 6 NE Albertville / Marshall Co / AL Start Lat/Lon: 34.3220 / -86.1166 End date: 05/09/2019 End time: 1:32 PM CDT End location: 6 NE Albertville / Marshall Co / AL End_lat/lon: 34.3220 / -86.1089 The first evidence of damage occurred with a snapped tree near a bend at Gaines Circle. The tornado caused minor damage to three barns or sheds. A number of pine trees were snapped near the intersection of Gaines Circle and Gaines Drive. Additional trees were snapped along Gaines Circle before the intersection with Old McVille Road. No further damage was observable east of Old McVille Rd past the Marshall and DeKalb Co line. The tornado briefly lifted and straight line winds caused damage to the roof of a house and a barn on CR 569. More minor damage occurred to a house and a tree along CR 3. The most significant damage was to a shed behind a house farther east on CR 569 where the roof and walls were uplifted and pushed into the yard. This damage was more sporadic and spread out compared to the damage along Gaines Circle, and therefore is determined to be straight line wind damage. We appreciate the assistance from the Marshall Co and DeKalb Co EMAs. .Peaks Corner... Rating: EF-1 Estimated Peak Wind: 95 MPH Path length /Statute/: 0.57 Miles Path width /Maximum/: 25 Yards Fatalities: 0 Injuries: 0 Start date: 05/09/2019 Start time: 1:55 PM CDT Start location: 3 SSE Fyffe / DeKalb Co / AL Start Lat/Lon: 34.4047 / -85.8803 End date: 05/09/2019 End time: 1:57 PM CDT End location: 3 SE Fyffe / DeKalb Co / AL End_lat/lon: 34.4040 / -85.8703 The first evidence of damage was to a barn near the bend in CR 311. The barn was almost entirely collapsed and several nearby trees just east of here were snapped. The most significant damage was to two poultry houses near the corner of CR 311 and CR 50. Half of one poultry house was collapsed and the roofing of the second was peeled away. However, damage to a mobile home across the street was minimal, except for a bulge in the wall in the home. The only other damage spotted was further east along CR 446 where a shed was completely destroyed and the debris spread over a quarter of a mile. No other damage was observed east of this location. We appreciate the assistance from the DeKalb Co EMA. .State Line Tornado... Rating: EF0 Estimated Peak Wind: 80 mph Path Length /statute/: 2.58 miles Path Width /maximum/: 75.0 yards Fatalities: 0 Injuries: 0 Start Date: 05/09/2019 Start Time: 12:46 PM CDT Start Location: 4 N Hazel Green / Madison County / AL Start Lat/Lon: 34.9901 / -86.5661 End Date: 05/09/2019 End Time: 12:52 PM CDT End Location: 6 N Hazel Green / Lincoln County / TN End Lat/Lon: 35.0172 / -86.5352 Summary: A NWS survey team determined the damage in Northern Madison and Southern Lincoln County was the result of an EF-0 Tornado. As noted on KHTX, a couplet quickly tightened west of Hazel Green which prompted a tornado warning. As the couplet progressed toward US 231, a weak tornado touched down south of Hunter Rd, which bisects the Alabama and Tennessee state line. The tornado initially caused minor large limb damage south of Hunter Rd, but intensified slightly on the Tennessee side of Hunter Rd. The maximum intensity of this tornado was noted in this area where 2 large hardwood trees were uprooted. The uprooted trees heavily damaged one home on the north side of Hunter Rd. The tornado progressed toward Old Quick Rd, where another large tree was uprooted. It then tracked northeast toward the junction of Jeans Rd and Quick School Rd, where it started to weaken. Sporatic large limb damage were the main damage indicators in this location. The tornado likely lifted and dissipated very close to Lincoln Rd, in the Mason Branch creek area. EF Scale: The Enhanced Fujita Scale Classifies Tornadoes into the following categories. EF0...Weak......65 to 85 MPH EF1...Weak......86 to 110 MPH EF2...Strong....111 to 135 MPH EF3...Strong....136 to 165 MPH EF4...Violent...166 To 200 MPH EF5...Violent...>200 MPH Note: The information in this statement is preliminary and subject to change pending final review of the events and publication in NWS Storm Data. $$ Barron/Saari/Carcione  219 NOUS44 KMAF 102306 PNSMAF NMZ027>029-033-034-TXZ045>048-050>053-059>063-067>070-075-082- 270>282-111115- Public Information Statement National Weather Service Midland/Odessa TX 606 PM CDT Fri May 10 2019 /506 PM MDT Fri May 10 2019/ ...NWS damage survey for 5/3/19 for tornado event .Overview...the National Weather Service in Midland investigated a landspout tornado that was sighted during the early afternoon on Friday, May 3. The tornado was viewed from Highway 385 from a distance of 20 miles northeast of Marathon. Review of images and radar data suggest that the landspout was located approximately 15 miles northeast of Marathon. The tornado remained over open fields east of Highway 385, resulting in limited information regarding damage. .Northeast of Marathon... Rating: EF-0 Estimated peak wind: 70 mph Path Length (statute): Unknown Path width (maximum): 50 yards Fatalities: 0 Injuries: 0 State date: 05/03/2019 Start time: 12:59 PM CDT Start location: 15 miles NE of Marathon Start lat/lon: 30.32N / -103.02W End date: 05/03/2019 End time: 1:00 PM CDT End location: 15 miles NE of Marathon End_lat/lon: 30.32N / -103.02W EF scale: The enhanced Fujita scale classifies tornadoes into the following categories. EF0...weak......65 to 85 mph EF1...weak......86 to 110 mph EF2...strong....111 to 135 mph EF3...strong....136 to 165 mph EF4...violent...166 to 200 mph EF5...violent...>200 mph Note: The information in this statement is preliminary and subject to change pending final review of the event and publication in NWS Storm Data. $$  351 NOUS45 KABQ 102337 PNSABQ NMZ501>540-110037- PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE ALBUQUERQUE NM 537 PM MDT FRI MAY 10 2019 PRELIMINARY SNOW REPORTS ACROSS NORTH AND CENTRAL NEW MEXICO FOR THE LAST 42 HOURS. ...COUNTY... STORM TOTAL TIME/DATE OF LOCATION /INCHES/ MEASUREMENT ...BERNALILLO COUNTY... SEDILLO 1 S 2.5 1128 AM 5/10 TIJERAS 8 SSE 1.6 1000 AM 5/10 SANDIA PARK 1.3 915 AM 5/10 ...COLFAX COUNTY... ANGEL FIRE 3 ESE 18.0 800 AM 5/09 - ANGEL FIRE SKI AREA. EAGLE NEST 8 SE 10.0 300 AM 5/10 - TOLBY SNOTEL. EAGLE NEST 10.0 800 AM 5/09 SHADY BROOK 9 ENE 4.0 200 AM 5/09 - PALO SNOTEL. RED RIVER 11 ENE 4.0 300 AM 5/10 - SHUREE SNOTEL. ...RIO ARRIBA COUNTY... CANON PLAZA 11 NNW 10.0 900 AM 5/10 - HOPEWELL SNOTEL. CANJILON 7 E 8.0 300 AM 5/10 - BATEMAN SNOTEL. CHAMA 4.3 800 AM 5/10 CUBA 9 E 4.0 600 AM 5/10 - VACAS LOCAS SNOTEL. CHAMA 5 NW 4.0 400 AM 5/10 - CHAMITA SNOTEL. TRUCHAS 1 ESE 1.1 915 AM 5/10 ...SAN MIGUEL COUNTY... ROCIADA 8 SW 10.0 1000 AM 5/10 - WESNER SPRINGS SNOTEL. SAN JOSE 2.0 152 PM 5/10 LAS VEGAS 1.5 128 PM 5/10 SAN ANTONIO 2 N 1.0 159 PM 5/10 ...SANDOVAL COUNTY... CUBA 7 ESE 3.0 800 AM 5/10 - SENORITA DIVIDE SNOTEL. JEMEZ SPRINGS 12 NNW 3.0 345 PM 5/10 JEMEZ SPRINGS 11 N 2.0 344 PM 5/10 ...SANTA FE COUNTY... TERERRO 6 WNW 6.0 1200 PM 5/10 - SANTA FE SNOTEL. EDGEWOOD 1.5 1111 AM 5/10 ...TAOS COUNTY... ARROYO SECO 8 NE 17.0 900 AM 5/10 - TAOS POWDERHORN SNOTEL. LLANO LARGO 5 SSE 6.0 500 AM 5/10 - RIO SANTA BARBARA SNOTEL. RED RIVER 4.0 800 AM 5/09 ARROYO SECO 1 E 3.3 915 AM 5/09 TAOS PUEBLO 3 NW 2.0 915 AM 5/09 TAOS 13 NW 1.6 915 AM 5/09 PRELIMINARY RAINFALL REPORTS ACROSS NORTH AND CENTRAL NEW MEXICO FOR THE LAST 42 HOURS. ...COUNTY... STORM TOTAL TIME/DATE OF LOCATION /INCHES/ MEASUREMENT ...BERNALILLO COUNTY... ALBUQUERQUE 8 ESE 0.45 433 PM 5/10 - INDIAN SCHOOL AND TRAMWAY. ALBUQUERQUE 9 SE 0.32 915 AM 5/10 - FOUR HILLS AREA. ALBUQUERQUE 5 E 0.29 915 AM 5/10 - MONTGOMERY AND MOON. TIJERAS 1 SSW 0.22 915 AM 5/10 ALBUQUERQUE 6 ENE 0.21 915 AM 5/09 - ACADEMY AND CARRUTHERS. ALBUQUERQUE 8 ENE 0.19 915 AM 5/10 - SPAIN AND IMPERATA. ALBUQUERQUE 5 E 0.18 915 AM 5/09 - MONTGOMERY AND MOON. ALBUQUERQUE 7 E 0.17 915 AM 5/10 - INDIAN SCHOOL AND CHELWOOD PARK BLVD. SEDILLO 3 N 0.17 915 AM 5/10 CARNUEL 6 NW 0.17 915 AM 5/10 ALBUQUERQUE 3 SE 0.16 915 AM 5/10 - SAN MATEO AND COPPER. ALBUQUERQUE 8 E 0.16 800 AM 5/10 - TRAMWAY AND MONTGOMERY. SAN ANTONITO 4 E 0.16 915 AM 5/10 SAN ANTONITO 3 E 0.15 915 AM 5/10 ALBUQUERQUE 10 ENE 0.14 915 AM 5/10 - SPAIN AND HIGH DESERT. CANONCITO 7 WNW 0.14 915 AM 5/10 ALBUQUERQUE 5 ESE 0.14 915 AM 5/10 - WYOMING AND COPPER. ALBUQUERQUE 8 NW 0.14 915 AM 5/10 - PARADISE AND UNIVERSE. ALBUQUERQUE 3 SE 0.14 915 AM 5/10 - CONSTITUTION AND WASHINGTON. SANDIA PARK 8 W 0.13 915 AM 5/10 ALBUQUERQUE 4 SSE 0.13 915 AM 5/10 - ZUNI AND SAN MATEO. ALBUQUERQUE 5 NE 0.12 915 AM 5/10 - PASEO DEL NORTE AND LOUISIANA. ALBUQUERQUE 7 ESE 0.12 915 AM 5/10 - CONSTITUTION AND CHELWOOD PARK BLVD. SEDILLO 1 WSW 0.11 915 AM 5/09 ALBUQUERQUE 9 NE 0.11 915 AM 5/09 - TRAMWAY AND LIVE OAK ROAD. ALBUQUERQUE 9 NE 0.11 600 AM 5/09 - PASEO DEL NOTRE AND TRAMWAY. ALBUQUERQUE 2 SSE 0.10 915 AM 5/10 - GIRARD AND LOMAS. ALBUQUERQUE 4 SE 0.10 915 AM 5/10 - GIBSON AND CARLISLE. ALBUQUERQUE 4 E 0.10 915 AM 5/10 - CANDELARIA AND WYOMING. ...CATRON COUNTY... PIETOWN 0.35 915 AM 5/10 OMEGA 8 NNE 0.30 915 AM 5/10 DATIL 2 W 0.29 915 AM 5/10 OMEGA 11 NNE 0.16 915 AM 5/09 ...CHAVES COUNTY... BITTER LAKE WILDLIFE REF 15 NNW 0.15 915 AM 5/09 MESA 10 SSW 0.13 915 AM 5/10 ...CIBOLA COUNTY... GRANTS 2 S 0.55 1200 PM 5/10 MESITA 0.41 915 AM 5/10 GRANTS 1 W 0.41 915 AM 5/10 EL MORRO 2 WSW 0.34 900 AM 5/09 MILAN 2 N 0.31 915 AM 5/10 SAN MATEO 6 SSW 0.28 600 AM 5/09 - GRANTS RAWS. MILAN 3 NW 0.27 915 AM 5/10 ...COLFAX COUNTY... MIAMI 1 WSW 1.04 915 AM 5/10 RATON 1 N 0.55 915 AM 5/09 RATON 2 SSW 0.54 915 AM 5/09 RATON 1 S 0.53 915 AM 5/09 VERMEJO PARK 12 SSW 0.29 915 AM 5/10 ...CURRY COUNTY... CLOVIS 1 NE 0.56 915 AM 5/09 CLOVIS 2 NE 0.49 915 AM 5/10 PLEASANT HILL 5 N 0.49 915 AM 5/09 CLOVIS 3 E 0.49 915 AM 5/09 CLOVIS 2 NNE 0.42 915 AM 5/09 PLEASANT HILL 7 N 0.39 915 AM 5/09 PLEASANT HILL 10 NW 0.31 800 AM 5/09 TEXICO 6 S 0.30 915 AM 5/09 GRADY 0.15 915 AM 5/09 ...DE BACA COUNTY... FORT SUMNER 1 SW 0.40 426 PM 5/10 MESA 11 NW 0.35 915 AM 5/10 ...HARDING COUNTY... MILLS 4 WSW 1.12 1200 PM 5/10 - MILLS CANYON RAWS. ROSEBUD 6 NW 0.31 630 AM 5/09 ...LINCOLN COUNTY... ARABELA 2 SSW 0.47 915 AM 5/10 RUIDOSO 2 NNE 0.27 915 AM 5/10 RUIDOSO 1 N 0.26 915 AM 5/10 CAPITAN 0.22 915 AM 5/10 RUIDOSO 2 SSW 0.22 700 AM 5/10 CORONA 1 W 0.16 915 AM 5/10 NOGAL 6 WNW 0.16 915 AM 5/10 BONITO LAKE 3 NE 0.14 915 AM 5/09 CARRIZOZO 1 NE 0.11 915 AM 5/09 ...LOS ALAMOS COUNTY... LOS ALAMOS 1 WSW 1.18 915 AM 5/10 BANDELIER NATL MONUMENT 3 NW 1.01 1200 PM 5/10 WHITE ROCK 1 E 0.27 915 AM 5/10 WHITE ROCK 1 WNW 0.27 915 AM 5/09 WHITE ROCK 1 SSE 0.16 915 AM 5/10 LOS ALAMOS 2 SSW 0.14 815 AM 5/09 BANDELIER NATL MONUMENT 4 NW 0.12 720 AM 5/09 ...MCKINLEY COUNTY... GALLUP 3 WNW 0.89 1200 PM 5/10 - KGUP ASOS. GALLUP 1 SSE 0.86 915 AM 5/10 OJO ENCINO 30 S 0.75 1200 PM 5/10 - RIO PUERCO RAWS. GALLUP 1 NE 0.70 915 AM 5/10 RAMAH 0.67 915 AM 5/10 MILAN 14 NW 0.51 915 AM 5/10 GALLUP 2 ENE 0.46 800 AM 5/10 ...MORA COUNTY... OCATE 1 NW 0.86 500 PM 5/09 ...QUAY COUNTY... TUCUMCARI 3 NE 1.08 1200 PM 5/10 LOGAN 3 W 0.60 915 AM 5/10 NARA VISA 1 SW 0.23 915 AM 5/09 TUCUMCARI 3 ENE 0.20 915 AM 5/10 MCALISTER 4 WNW 0.12 915 AM 5/10 TUCUMCARI 4 NW 0.11 915 AM 5/10 ...RIO ARRIBA COUNTY... TIERRA AMARILLA 7 SE 1.82 915 AM 5/10 ALCALDE 19 N 1.59 915 AM 5/10 MEDANALES 1 NW 0.85 915 AM 5/10 CHAMA 0.73 800 AM 5/10 GHOST RANCH 0.64 600 PM 5/09 MEDANALES 1 ESE 0.61 915 AM 5/09 ALCALDE 4 NE 0.53 915 AM 5/10 DULCE 0.53 1200 PM 5/10 - DULCE RAWS. TRUCHAS 3 ENE 0.25 1011 AM 5/09 - TRUCHAS RAWS. ESPANOLA 6 WNW 0.24 915 AM 5/10 EL RITO 2 NW 0.23 915 AM 5/09 EL VADO 12 SSW 0.21 600 AM 5/09 - DEADMAN PEAK RAWS. CANONES 5 NW 0.20 915 AM 5/09 CHAMA 2 N 0.18 800 AM 5/09 ALCALDE 0.12 730 AM 5/10 SANTA CRUZ 2 SSW 0.10 915 AM 5/09 ...ROOSEVELT COUNTY... PORTALES 2 SSE 0.71 915 AM 5/10 PORTALES 4 SW 0.70 800 AM 5/09 PORTALES 3 SW 0.65 915 AM 5/09 KENNA 7 ESE 0.25 915 AM 5/10 ...SAN JUAN COUNTY... CHACO CANYON 4 ESE 0.78 1200 PM 5/10 BURNHAM 13 ENE 0.63 915 AM 5/10 NAVAJO DAM 1 WNW 0.40 700 AM 5/10 AZTEC 5 E 0.39 915 AM 5/10 AZTEC 2 WSW 0.36 915 AM 5/10 AZTEC 1 ESE 0.35 915 AM 5/10 BLOOMFIELD 1 NE 0.35 915 AM 5/10 FARMINGTON 3 WSW 0.34 915 AM 5/10 CEDAR HILL 1 ESE 0.33 915 AM 5/10 KIRTLAND 4 SSE 0.31 700 AM 5/10 AZTEC 9 NE 0.31 915 AM 5/10 FARMINGTON 3 S 0.31 915 AM 5/10 FARMINGTON 3 SSW 0.31 915 AM 5/10 FLORA VISTA 4 SSW 0.30 915 AM 5/10 FARMINGTON 3 NE 0.28 915 AM 5/10 FLORA VISTA 1 ESE 0.22 915 AM 5/10 ...SAN MIGUEL COUNTY... BELL RANCH 11 ENE 1.02 1200 PM 5/10 BELL RANCH 11 ENE 0.93 915 AM 5/09 MONTEZUMA 0.83 915 AM 5/10 CONCHAS 0.81 730 AM 5/09 MANUELITAS 2 WNW 0.64 915 AM 5/10 ROWE 2 NNE 0.63 915 AM 5/10 PECOS 2 SSW 0.53 700 AM 5/10 MINERAL HILL 2 WNW 0.16 915 AM 5/10 ROWE 0.15 915 AM 5/09 ...SANDOVAL COUNTY... CUBA 9 WSW 0.91 820 AM 5/10 PONDEROSA 3 ENE 0.51 915 AM 5/10 CANONES 1 N 0.42 915 AM 5/10 PONDEROSA 2 WSW 0.33 915 AM 5/09 RIO RANCHO 4 W 0.27 915 AM 5/10 - RAINBOW AND 11TH AVE. PONDEROSA 6 NE 0.23 600 AM 5/09 RIO RANCHO 3 WSW 0.20 915 AM 5/10 - IDALIA AND UNSER. RIO RANCHO 1 E 0.20 915 AM 5/10 - ALBERTA AND HURON. SANDIA PUEBLO 5 ESE 0.19 915 AM 5/10 CORRALES 2 N 0.19 915 AM 5/10 RIO RANCHO 3 W 0.16 915 AM 5/10 - PINE ROAD AND 10TH STREET. FRIJOLES 0.16 808 AM 5/09 - TOWER RAWS. RIO RANCHO 2 WSW 0.16 915 AM 5/10 - ABRAZO AND UNSER. COCHITI LAKE 1 SSE 0.15 700 AM 5/10 RIO RANCHO 6 NE 0.14 915 AM 5/10 - HIGHWAY 550 AND HIGHWAY 528. RIO RANCHO 1 ENE 0.14 915 AM 5/10 - KIM AND IDALIA. BERNALILLO 3 WNW 0.13 915 AM 5/10 PLACITAS 8 SE 0.12 915 AM 5/10 PONDEROSA 2 WNW 0.12 915 AM 5/10 SANDIA PUEBLO 2 WNW 0.12 915 AM 5/10 BANDELIER NATL MONUMENT 17 NW 0.12 820 AM 5/09 RIO RANCHO 4 WSW 0.10 915 AM 5/10 - IDALIA AND RAINBOW. CORRALES 1 NNE 0.10 915 AM 5/10 RIO RANCHO 2 SW 0.10 915 AM 5/10 - SOUTHERN AND SARA. CUBA 4 SSW 0.10 915 AM 5/09 RIO RANCHO 0.10 915 AM 5/09 - NORTHERN AND LOMA COLORADO. ...SANTA FE COUNTY... LAMY 1 WNW 0.63 915 AM 5/10 LAMY 5 NNW 0.43 915 AM 5/10 LAMY 4 NNW 0.42 915 AM 5/10 LAMY 4 NW 0.42 915 AM 5/10 LAMY 6 NNW 0.40 915 AM 5/09 LAMY 5 NW 0.36 915 AM 5/09 LAMY 7 NW 0.35 915 AM 5/10 EDGEWOOD 2 NW 0.34 915 AM 5/10 EDGEWOOD 2 WSW 0.33 915 AM 5/10 EDGEWOOD 2 NNW 0.30 915 AM 5/10 EDGEWOOD 2 N 0.26 915 AM 5/10 LOS CERRILLOS 3 NNE 0.25 915 AM 5/10 LAMY 5 N 0.24 915 AM 5/10 SEDILLO 4 NE 0.23 915 AM 5/10 LOS CERRILLOS 5 ENE 0.21 915 AM 5/10 STANLEY 7 NE 0.19 915 AM 5/10 SANTA FE 6 SSE 0.18 630 AM 5/09 EL RANCHO 1 WNW 0.14 915 AM 5/10 SANTA FE 1 S 0.12 915 AM 5/09 SAN ILDEFONSO PUEBLO 6 WSW 0.12 815 AM 5/09 SANTA FE 1 ENE 0.11 915 AM 5/09 AGUA FRIA 2 E 0.10 915 AM 5/10 ...SOCORRO COUNTY... NATL RADIO ASTRONOMY OBS 16 SSE 0.74 1200 PM 5/10 - MAGDALENA RAWS. CHAMIZAL 1 SSW 0.50 915 AM 5/10 MAGDALENA 7 SSW 0.23 915 AM 5/10 SOCORRO 0.21 915 AM 5/10 SOCORRO 1 E 0.20 915 AM 5/10 LUIS LOPEZ 1 SSE 0.20 915 AM 5/10 LEMITAR 1 NNE 0.18 915 AM 5/10 SAN ANTONIO 1 SSW 0.15 915 AM 5/10 ...TAOS COUNTY... VALDEZ 2 W 1.37 915 AM 5/10 ARROYO SECO 1 E 0.74 915 AM 5/09 VALDEZ 1 NW 0.64 915 AM 5/10 TAOS 2 ENE 0.56 915 AM 5/10 RIO LUCIO 2 NW 0.17 1040 AM 5/09 - PORTABLE RAWS. TRES PIEDRAS 0.15 815 AM 5/09 RED RIVER 8 SSW 0.13 805 AM 5/09 - TAOS SKI VALLEY RUEGGLI. ...TORRANCE COUNTY... MANZANO 2 SE 0.33 643 AM 5/10 ESTANCIA 6 WSW 0.29 915 AM 5/10 ESTANCIA 7 WSW 0.25 915 AM 5/10 MORIARTY 1 N 0.20 700 AM 5/09 MCINTOSH 8 W 0.18 915 AM 5/10 MOUNTAINAIR 0.14 915 AM 5/10 MOUNTAINAIR 1 S 0.11 915 AM 5/10 CLINES CORNERS 1 SSE 0.10 828 AM 5/09 - KCQC ASOS. ...UNION COUNTY... GLADSTONE 13 E 0.64 700 AM 5/09 DES MOINES 7 ESE 0.50 915 AM 5/10 CLAYTON 15 SSW 0.49 915 AM 5/09 HAYDEN 22 WNW 0.48 915 AM 5/09 CLAYTON 1 SSE 0.42 915 AM 5/09 HAYDEN 8 S 0.40 915 AM 5/10 CLAYTON 6 NE 0.38 915 AM 5/10 SENECA 3 WNW 0.38 915 AM 5/09 CLAYTON 2 ENE 0.29 915 AM 5/09 ...VALENCIA COUNTY... RIO COMMUNITIES 0.35 915 AM 5/10 RIO COMMUNITIES 6 SE 0.29 915 AM 5/10 VALENCIA 2 S 0.26 915 AM 5/10 LOS CHAVEZ 3 N 0.15 700 AM 5/10 BELEN 1 WSW 0.12 915 AM 5/10 JARALES 4 WSW 0.10 915 AM 5/10 $$ 44  362 NOUS41 KALY 102355 PNSALY CTZ001-013-MAZ001-025-NYZ032-033-038>043-047>054-058>061-063>066-082>084- VTZ013>015-111155- Public Information Statement Spotter Reports National Weather Service Albany NY 755 PM EDT Fri May 10 2019 The following are unofficial observations taken during the past 10 hours for the storm that has been affecting our region. Appreciation is extended to highway departments, cooperative observers, Skywarn spotters and media for these reports. This summary also is available on our home page at weather.gov/albany ********************STORM TOTAL RAINFALL******************** LOCATION STORM TOTAL TIME/DATE COMMENTS RAINFALL OF /INCHES/ MEASUREMENT MASSACHUSETTS ...Berkshire County... Savoy 0.30 509 PM 5/10 WeatherNet6 Becket 0.13 515 PM 5/10 WeatherNet6 NEW YORK ...Columbia County... Ancramdale 0.06 601 PM 5/10 WeatherNet6 Livingston 0.05 445 PM 5/10 WeatherNet6 Taghkanic 0.05 533 PM 5/10 WeatherNet6 ...Dutchess County... Red Hook 0.07 512 PM 5/10 WeatherNet6 ...Fulton County... Northville 0.58 504 PM 5/10 WeatherNet6 Broadalbin 0.45 448 PM 5/10 WeatherNet6 Fishhouse 0.38 524 PM 5/10 WeatherNet6 ...Greene County... Catskill 0.05 504 PM 5/10 WeatherNet6 ...Hamilton County... Piseco 2.00 512 PM 5/10 WeatherNet6 Wells 1.38 511 PM 5/10 WeatherNet6 ...Herkimer County... Ohio 2.36 1130 AM 5/10 Trained Spotter 1 SW Salisbury 1.26 400 PM 5/10 Trained Spotter ...Montgomery County... Fonda 0.67 541 PM 5/10 WeatherNet6 Amsterdam 0.55 525 PM 5/10 WeatherNet6 ...Saratoga County... Galway 0.32 638 PM 5/10 WeatherNet6 Saratoga Springs 0.30 512 PM 5/10 WeatherNet6 Lake Desolation 0.15 1154 AM 5/10 WeatherNet6 ...Schoharie County... Charlotteville 0.35 544 PM 5/10 WeatherNet6 Warnerville 0.23 456 PM 5/10 WeatherNet6 ...Ulster County... Phoenicia 0.10 549 PM 5/10 WeatherNet6 Spencertown 0.06 520 PM 5/10 WeatherNet6 ...Warren County... Warrensburg 0.55 512 PM 5/10 WeatherNet6 Queensbury 0.27 633 PM 5/10 WeatherNet6 ...Washington County... Hudson Falls 0.12 1226 PM 5/10 WeatherNet6 VERMONT ...Bennington County... Landgrove 0.47 436 PM 5/10 WeatherNet6 Woodford 0.26 541 PM 5/10 WeatherNet6 **********************24 HOUR RAINFALL********************** LOCATION 24 HOUR TIME/DATE COMMENTS RAINFALL OF /INCHES/ MEASUREMENT NEW YORK ...Montgomery County... 1 NNW Amsterdam 0.10 1009 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS ...Saratoga County... 3 NNW Malta 0.14 1000 AM 5/10 CoCoRaHS ...Ulster County... Slide Mountain 0.12 445 PM 5/10 Co-Op Observer && *****METADATA***** :5/10/2019, 509 PM, MA, Berkshire, Savoy, , , 42.59784, -73.04357, RAIN, 0.30, Inch, WeatherNet6, Storm Total Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 515 PM, MA, Berkshire, Becket, , , 42.25690, -73.12100, RAIN, 0.13, Inch, WeatherNet6, Storm Total Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 601 PM, NY, Columbia, Ancramdale, , , 42.04518, -73.58640, RAIN, 0.06, Inch, WeatherNet6, Storm Total Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 445 PM, NY, Columbia, Livingston, , , 42.13674, -73.76736, RAIN, 0.05, Inch, WeatherNet6, Storm Total Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 533 PM, NY, Columbia, Taghkanic, , , 42.09087, -73.67557, RAIN, 0.05, Inch, WeatherNet6, Storm Total Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 512 PM, NY, Dutchess, Red Hook, , , 42.01819, -73.88329, RAIN, 0.07, Inch, WeatherNet6, Storm Total Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 504 PM, NY, Fulton, Northville, , , 43.26720, -74.15380, RAIN, 0.58, Inch, WeatherNet6, Storm Total Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 448 PM, NY, Fulton, Broadalbin, , , 43.07317, -74.14168, RAIN, 0.45, Inch, WeatherNet6, Storm Total Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 524 PM, NY, Fulton, Fishhouse, , , 43.14266, -74.13742, RAIN, 0.38, Inch, WeatherNet6, Storm Total Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 504 PM, NY, Greene, Catskill, , , 42.21614, -73.87092, RAIN, 0.05, Inch, WeatherNet6, Storm Total Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 512 PM, NY, Hamilton, Piseco, , , 43.39105, -74.56957, RAIN, 2.00, Inch, WeatherNet6, Storm Total Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 511 PM, NY, Hamilton, Wells, , , 43.43943, -74.31615, RAIN, 1.38, Inch, WeatherNet6, Storm Total Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 1130 AM, NY, Herkimer, Ohio, , , 43.32220, -74.97870, RAIN, 2.36, Inch, Trained Spotter, Storm Total Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 400 PM, NY, Herkimer, Salisbury, 1, SW, 43.11700, -74.85900, RAIN, 1.26, Inch, Trained Spotter, Storm Total Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 541 PM, NY, Montgomery, Fonda, , , 42.96961, -74.37194, RAIN, 0.67, Inch, WeatherNet6, Storm Total Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 525 PM, NY, Montgomery, Amsterdam, , , 42.95513, -74.20550, RAIN, 0.55, Inch, WeatherNet6, Storm Total Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 638 PM, NY, Saratoga, Galway, , , 43.01337, -74.07842, RAIN, 0.32, Inch, WeatherNet6, Storm Total Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 512 PM, NY, Saratoga, Saratoga Springs, , , 43.08410, -73.77546, RAIN, 0.30, Inch, WeatherNet6, Storm Total Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 1154 AM, NY, Saratoga, Lake Desolation, , , 43.13741, -73.97612, RAIN, 0.15, Inch, WeatherNet6, Storm Total Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 544 PM, NY, Schoharie, Charlotteville, , , 42.52004, -74.69606, RAIN, 0.35, Inch, WeatherNet6, Storm Total Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 456 PM, NY, Schoharie, Warnerville, , , 42.63712, -74.50283, RAIN, 0.23, Inch, WeatherNet6, Storm Total Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 549 PM, NY, Ulster, Phoenicia, , , 42.06591, -74.33754, RAIN, 0.10, Inch, WeatherNet6, Storm Total Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 520 PM, NY, Ulster, Spencertown, , , 41.97422, -74.08463, RAIN, 0.06, Inch, WeatherNet6, Storm Total Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 512 PM, NY, Warren, Warrensburg, , , 43.49005, -73.78656, RAIN, 0.55, Inch, WeatherNet6, Storm Total Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 633 PM, NY, Warren, Queensbury, , , 43.28566, -73.72278, RAIN, 0.27, Inch, WeatherNet6, Storm Total Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 1226 PM, NY, Washington, Hudson Falls, , , 43.30668, -73.57665, RAIN, 0.12, Inch, WeatherNet6, Storm Total Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 436 PM, VT, Bennington, Landgrove, , , 43.29158, -72.83854, RAIN, 0.47, Inch, WeatherNet6, Storm Total Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 541 PM, VT, Bennington, Woodford, , , 42.88864, -73.01248, RAIN, 0.26, Inch, WeatherNet6, Storm Total Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 1009 AM, NY, Montgomery, Amsterdam, 1, NNW, 42.95470, -74.20090, RAIN_24, 0.10, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 1000 AM, NY, Saratoga, Malta, 3, NNW, 43.00800, -73.80310, RAIN_24, 0.14, Inch, CoCoRaHS, 24-hourly Rainfall, :5/10/2019, 445 PM, NY, Ulster, Slide Mountain, , , 42.01670, -74.41670, RAIN_24, 0.12, Inch, Co-Op Observer, 24-hourly Rainfall, $$ BGM