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ACUS43 KWBC 141715
SCCNS3
 
STORM SUMMARY NUMBER 01 FOR HEAVY RAINFALL ACROSS CALIFORNIA
NWS HYDROMETEOROLOGICAL PREDICTION CENTER CAMP SPRINGS MD    
800 AM PDT WED OCT 14 2009
 
...AN ANOMALOUSLY STRONG PACIFIC SYSTEM BROUGHT HEAVY RAINS AND
VERY WINDY CONDITIONS TO MUCH OF THE GOLDEN STATE...
 
SEVERAL LOCATIONS ACROSS INTERIOR CENTRAL AND NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
CONTINUE TO HAVE FLASH FLOOD WATCHES AND FLASH FLOOD WARNINGS IN
EFFECT.
 
FOR A DETAILED GRAPHICAL DEPICTION OF THE LATEST
WATCHES...WARNINGS AND ADVISORIES...PLEASE SEE WWW.WEATHER.GOV

AT 800 AM PDT... WHILE MUCH OF THE HEAVY RAINFALL HAS ENDED ACROSS
THE STATE...SOME LINGERING SHOWERS WITH EMBEDDED HEAVIER DOWNPOURS
STILL REMAIN ACROSS PORTIONS OF THE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA MOUNTAIN
RANGES ALONG WITH THE SOUTHERN SIERRA NEVADAS.

...SELECTED STORM TOTAL RAINFALL IN INCHES FROM 1100 PM PDT MON
OCT 12 THROUGH 800 AM PDT WED OCT 14...

...CALIFORNIA...
THREE PEAKS                          16.46                     
CHALK PEAK                           14.41                     
ANDERSON PEAK                        13.78                     
ROCKY BUTTE                          13.39                     
MOUNT UMUNHUM                        13.23                     
DINKEY CREEK                         13.17                     
BEN LOMD                             10.60                     
BLACK CONE                           10.36                     
WHITE LEDGE PEAK                     10.04                     
WISHON DAM                            9.97                     
LAS TABLAS                            9.89                     
YOSEMITE AT WAWOMA                    9.77                     
SAN MARCOS PASS                       9.74                     
EUREKA CANYON                         9.73                     
NORDHOFF RIDGE                        9.45                     
MOUNTAIN REST                         9.27                     
BIG SUR                               9.18                     
MARIPOSA GROVE                        9.18                     
BEARTRAP MEADOW                       8.74                     
BURRELL FIRE                          8.70                     
LAS CUMBRS PEAK                       7.99                     
CORRALITOS                            7.61                     
MIDDLE PEAK                           7.18                     
ANDREW MOLERA                         6.89                     
BLACK SPRINGS                         6.34                     
BRANDY CREEK                          6.28                     
CHEWS RIDGE                           6.22                     
MT. DIABLO PEAK                       5.72                     
SAN RAFAEL-CIVIC CENTER               5.70                     
VENADO                                5.68                     
LA PORTE                              5.63                     
SIMS                                  5.62                     
BARNABY                               5.57                     
MORGAN HILL 2.7 S                     5.46                     
LAKESHORE                             5.44                     
MT. ELIZABETH                         5.29                     
LAFAYETTE 1.9 WSW                     5.23                     
ST. MARYS COLLEGE                     5.21                     
SAN JOSE 4.6 S                        4.09                     
SAN LUIS OBISPO CO ARPT               3.07                     
DOWNTOWN SACRAMENTO                   3.04                     
MONTEREY PENINSULA ARPT               2.92                     
SANTA BARBARA MUNI ARPT               2.70                     
LAKE TAHOE AIRPORT                    2.57                     
DOWNTOWN SAN FRANCISCO                2.48                     

...SELECTED PEAK WIND GUSTS IN MILES PER HOUR EARLIER IN THE
EVENT...

...CALIFORNIA...
LOS GATOS                               87                     
SCHOOLHOUSE                             79                     
POINT BLUNT ANGEL ISLAND                77                     
SHIP MOUNTAIN                           77                     
TWIN PEAKS IN SAN FRANCISCO             75                     
CALAVERAS ROAD                          66                     
GOLDEN GATE BRIDGE                      63                     
POINT REYES LIGHTHOUSE                  63                     
SPRING VALLEY                           62                     


THE RAINFALL CURRENTLY FALLING SHOULD TAPER OFF BY THE AFTERNOON
HOURS AS THE SYSTEM GRADUALLY BEGINS TO WEAKEN.

THIS WILL BE THE LAST STORM SUMMARY ISSUED BY THE
HYDROMETEOROLOGICAL PREDICTION CENTER FOR THIS EVENT. PLEASE REFER
TO YOUR LOCAL NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE OFFICE FOR ADDITIONAL
INFORMATION.

RUBIN-OSTER
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