####018007842#### ACUS41 KWBC 111527 SCCNS1 Storm Summary Number 3 for Mid-Atlantic to New England Heavy Rainfall NWS Weather Prediction Center College Park MD 1100 AM EDT Tue Jul 11 2023 ...Rain across northern Vermont continues to dissipate, but considerable flash flooding continues... Flood Warnings are in effect for portions of the Adirondack Mountains and northern New England. Flood Advisories are in effect for parts of southern New Hampshire. Flood Watches are in effect for southern Vermont. For a detailed graphical depiction of the latest watches, warnings and advisories, please see www.weather.gov At 1000 AM EDT...Latest surface observations and RADAR indicate light rain continuing to fall across northern Vermont, as a low pressure system sits off the southern coast of Maine. A broad swath of 5-9" rainfall totals stretching from northern Vermont to northwestern Massachusetts has led to a rapid rise in rivers and streams throughout the region with widespread significant reports of flooding in towns and roadways. Since Sunday morning, numerous flash flood warnings have already been issued across much of the Northeast and New England. ...Selected preliminary Storm Total Rainfall in inches where the event has ended... ...CONNECTICUT... CORNWALL 2.8 SW 9.04 SOUTH KENT 0.1 SE 6.80 NORFOLK 2 SW 6.63 HOUSATONIC RIVER AT FALLS VILLAGE 5.64 WARREN 2.4 WNW 5.52 SALISBURY 3.8 NE 4.63 TORRINGTON 4.50 WINCHESTER CENTER 4.31 CANAAN 4.2 ESE 4.30 WINSTED 3.8 ESE 4.21 NEW MILFORD 3.1 WNW 4.10 QUAKER HILL 3.53 NORFOLK 3.47 ...MASSACHUSETTS... ASHFIELD 5.08 CLARKSBURG 4.68 SANDSFIELD 3 S 3.78 GREAT BARRINGTON 3.69 LEE 3.7 SE 3.68 SHEFFIELD 1.6 NW 3.67 LUNENBURG 0.6 NE 3.55 CLARKSBURG 1.2 ENE 3.30 BECKET 5.6 SSW 3.25 CONWAY 0.9 SW 3.03 SHEPAUG RIVER AT PETERS DAM 2.97 ...NEW HAMPSHIRE... NEW LONDON 5.05 NEW LONDON 0.8 S 4.63 WEST SWANZEY 1.0 WNW 4.52 SWANZEY 1 N 4.45 KEENE 2.0 SE 3.97 ANTRIM 4.1 NW 3.55 JACKSON 3.45 HANOVER 5.2 NE 3.28 SUNAPEE 2.3 N 2.43 PLYMOUTH 3.7 N 2.34 ...NEW JERSEY... CALIFON 5.54 TEETERTOWN 5.22 CLINTON TWP 3.9 N 5.12 LEBANON 0.5 E 5.12 HARDYSTON TWP 2 N 5.10 WASHINGTON TWP 3.6 W 4.97 BELVIDERE 5.0 ENE 4.86 HACKETTSTOWN 4.55 OXFORD TWP 0.6 SSW 4.32 CHESTER TWP 0.6 ENE 4.31 ...NEW YORK... STORMVILLE 8.61 MAHOPAC 8.13 US MILITARY ACADEMY 8.12 SHRUB OAK 0.6 WNW 8.11 LAKE CARMEL 7.74 BEEKMAN 7.50 HOPEWELL JUNCTION 2.8 NE 7.01 STONY POINT 0.7 NW 6.49 BEACON 4.2 ESE 6.25 HILLSIDE LAKE 0.9 N 6.15 OSSINING 6.07 SPEIGLETOWN 6.00 MILLBROOK 3.2 SE 5.68 ALBANY 0.9 SSE 5.66 CANANDAIGUA 2 WNW 5.55 ...PENNSYLVANIA... PSU BERKS 7.35 WEST LAWN 6.69 KING OF PRUSSIA 6.40 QUAKERTOWN AIRPORT 6.17 READING 4.7 WSW 5.55 FLEETWOOD 3.6 SSE 5.17 SCOTRUN 5.05 SINKING SPRING 4.95 MERTZTOWN 1.5 NW 4.50 BERN TWP 1.8 W 4.41 KINTNERSVILLE 4.31 ...VERMONT... PLYMOUTH 9.05 MOUNT HOLLY HEIGHTS 8.66 ANDOVER 8.65 TYSON 1 W 8.40 BARRE 7.80 LUDLOW 2 S 7.72 BERLIN 4 WNW 7.11 MORRISVILLE 7.02 BRAINTREE 4 SW 6.75 ELMORE 6.31 SHREWSBURY 6.13 MIDDLESEX 3.1 ENE 4.32 ROCHESTER 0.3 NE 4.05 RANDOLPH 0.7 WNW 4.02 RIPTON 1.0 E 3.65 The last batch of light rain across northern Vermont will continue to dissipate and move northward into Canda during the Tuesday morning hours as the surface low pressure system located over the southeastern Maine coast weakens and pushes further offshore. Any additional accumulations will be light. Flood Warnings remain in effect for much of New England through Tuesday, with some rivers and streams expected to continue to rise through Tuesday morning and afternoon. While the heaviest precipitation has come to an end, flash flooding concerns of rivers and streams will continue for the next several days. It is crucial to remain weather aware and have multiple ways to receive warning notifications. This will be the last Storm Summary issued by the Weather Prediction Center for this event. Please refer to your local National Weather service office for additional information. Russell $$