Graphical Hydrometeorological Discussion
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A late winter storm that brought rain and snow to much of the basin earlier this weekend continued to move eastward across the ABRFC. For the 24 hour period ending at 7AM Sunday morning, water equivalent totals ranged up to two inches in the hilly terrain of western Arkansas. Because much of it fell as snow, it has thus far had little impact on river and stream level. The storm will exit the area later today and tonight, bringing up to an additional one-half inch of liquid precipitation in Arkansas. As the snow from this weekend's storm melts early this week, some minor within-bank rises are expected, however no flooding is forecast at this time. |
| ABRFC River Flood Summary - Updated 03/22/2010 4:00AM Central Daylight Time | |||||||
| Number in Flood | Number in Flood and Forecasted to Reach Flood | ||||||
| Minor 0 |
Moderate 0 |
Major 0 |
Total 0 |
Minor 0 |
Moderate 0 |
Major 0 |
Total 0 |
| Total Number of Forecast Points: 207 | |||||||
| Percentage(%) In Flood: 0.0 | Percentage(%) In Flood and Forecasted in Flood: 0.0 | ||||||