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Storm Summary Number 01 for Gulf Coast Heavy Rainfall...Corrected

NWS Weather Prediction Center College Park MD

900 AM CST Wed Jan 24 2024



Corrected for typos.



... A slow-moving front will bring bouts of heavy rainfall and

bring the risks of flash flooding to the Gulf Coast into the

Southeast...



Flash Flood Watches have been issued in Southeast Texas,

Louisiana, Southeast Arkansas, Mississipppi,southern Tennessee,

and northern parts of Alabama and Georgia



Flash Flood Warnings are in effect for portions of Southeast

Texas, Louisiana, and Mississippi



Flood warnings have been issued for various streams in rivers near

the western Gulf Coast, so stay tuned with your local NWS office

for conditions in your area



For a detailed graphical depiction of the latest watches, warnings

and advisories, please see www.weather.gov



At 800 AM CST...Multiple waves of moderate to heavy rainfall are

ongoing over Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas, and Mississippi this

morning as boundaries caused by previous rounds of thunderstorms

move very slowly ahead of a cold front.



...Selected preliminary Storm Total Rainfall in inches from 700 AM

CST Tue Jan 22 through 800 AM CST Thu Jan 24...



...ARKANSAS...

ABBOT                                4.95                    

LITTLE ROCK                          3.69                    



...LOUISIANA...

ATCHAFALYA RIVER                     6.55                    

CADDA LAKE DAM                       6.47                    

BEN LAMOND                           5.85                    

OUCHITA                              5.63                    

BIENVILLE                            5.00                    

ABBOT                                4.95                    

COFFEY ROAD                          4.34                    



...MISSISSIPPI...

MEADVILLE                            5.81                    

USRCN NEAR NEWTON                    3.49                    

GREENVILLE                           3.00                    



...TEXAS...

BUCHNERS CREEK                       9.92                    

HUNTINGTON                           9.65                    

BRENHAM                              8.66                    

AYISH BAYOU                          7.89                    

HUNTSVILLE MUNICIPAL                 7.69                    

NECHES RIVER AT DIHOLL               7.50                    

CARMINE                              7.10                    

HOUSTON                              1.56                    





Waves of low pressure will develop along a cold front slowly

progressing eastward across the South, bringing the threats of

heavy rainfall and flash flooding. Areas of locally heavy rainfall

may also be seen in areas of thunderstorms training within the

same region. Heavy rainfall may continue through parts of Friday

in the Southeast as the storm is in no hurry to leave the region.

Rainfall amounts of 3 to 6 inches, with local amounts of 10

inches, are possible across sections of the Gulf Coast through

Friday.



The next Storm Summary will be issued by the Weather Prediction

Center at 900 PM CST. Please refer to your local National Weather

Service office for additional information on this event.



Wilder

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