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Bulletin - eas activation requested
Flash flood warning
National weather service tulsa ok
337 am cdt thu sep 9 2010
The national weather service in tulsa has issued a
* Flash flood warning for.
Cherokee county in east central oklahoma
eastern muskogee county in east central oklahoma
sequoyah county in east central oklahoma
adair county in northeast oklahoma
delaware county in northeast oklahoma
mayes county in northeast oklahoma
eastern wagoner county in northeast oklahoma
benton county in northwest arkansas
carroll county in northwest arkansas
crawford county in northwest arkansas
madison county in northwest arkansas
washington county in northwest arkansas
haskell county in southeast oklahoma
northwestern latimer county in southeast oklahoma
northern le flore county in southeast oklahoma
eastern pittsburg county in southeast oklahoma
franklin county in west central arkansas
northern sebastian county in west central arkansas
* Until 930 am cdt
* At 329 am cdt. National weather service doppler radar indicated
thunderstorms with heavy rain across much of northeast oklahoma
and northwest arkansas. Moving northeast at 20 mph. Radar
indicates that 1 to 2 inches of rain has already fallen. Another
2 to 3 inches will be possible through 930 am cdt.
Precautionary/preparedness actions.
Do not drive your vehicle into areas where water covers the road to
unknown depths. It only takes two feet of rushing water to carry away
most sport utility vehicles and pickups. Take a different route to
reach your destination or wait until the water recedes. Remember.
Most flood related deaths occur in automobiles.
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Lat. Lon 3612 9346 3609 9346 3608 9343 3601 9343
3587 9351 3577 9351 3576 9368 3543 9370
3491 9556 3552 9513 3614 9559 3608 9553
3608 9544 3622 9544 3634 9524 3659 9497
3658 9462 3650 9461 3649 9329 3613 9328
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wgus54 ktsa 090837
ffwtsa
arc007-015-033-047-087-131-143-okc001-021-041-061-077-079-097-101-
121-135-145-091430-
/o. New. Ktsa. Ff. W. 0059. 100909t0837z-100909t1430z/
/00000. 0. Er. 000000t0000z. 000000t0000z. 000000t0000z. Oo/
Bulletin - eas activation requested
Flash flood warning
National weather service tulsa ok
337 am cdt thu sep 9 2010
The national weather service in tulsa has issued a
* Flash flood warning for.
Cherokee county in east central oklahoma
eastern muskogee county in east central oklahoma
sequoyah county in east central oklahoma
adair county in northeast oklahoma
delaware county in northeast oklahoma
mayes county in northeast oklahoma
eastern wagoner county in northeast oklahoma
benton county in northwest arkansas
carroll county in northwest arkansas
crawford county in northwest arkansas
madison county in northwest arkansas
washington county in northwest arkansas
haskell county in southeast oklahoma
northwestern latimer county in southeast oklahoma
northern le flore county in southeast oklahoma
eastern pittsburg county in southeast oklahoma
franklin county in west central arkansas
northern sebastian county in west central arkansas
* Until 930 am cdt
* At 329 am cdt. National weather service doppler radar indicated
thunderstorms with heavy rain across much of northeast oklahoma
and northwest arkansas. Moving northeast at 20 mph. Radar
indicates that 1 to 2 inches of rain has already fallen. Another
2 to 3 inches will be possible through 930 am cdt.
Precautionary/preparedness actions.
Do not drive your vehicle into areas where water covers the road to
unknown depths. It only takes two feet of rushing water to carry away
most sport utility vehicles and pickups. Take a different route to
reach your destination or wait until the water recedes. Remember.
Most flood related deaths occur in automobiles.
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Lat. Lon 3612 9346 3609 9346 3608 9343 3601 9343
3587 9351 3577 9351 3576 9368 3543 9370
3491 9556 3552 9513 3614 9559 3608 9553
3608 9544 3622 9544 3634 9524 3659 9497
3658 9462 3650 9461 3649 9329 3613 9328
$$
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wgus54 ktsa 090615
ffwtsa
okc037-091-101-107-111-113-117-131-143-145-091215-
/o. New. Ktsa. Ff. W. 0058. 100909t0615z-100909t1215z/
/00000. 0. Er. 000000t0000z. 000000t0000z. 000000t0000z. Oo/
Bulletin - eas activation requested
Flash flood warning
National weather service tulsa ok
115 am cdt thu sep 9 2010
The national weather service in tulsa has issued a
* Flash flood warning for.
Northwestern muskogee county in east central oklahoma
northeastern okfuskee county in east central oklahoma
creek county in northeast oklahoma
okmulgee county in northeast oklahoma
southeastern osage county in northeast oklahoma
eastern pawnee county in northeast oklahoma
southern rogers county in northeast oklahoma
tulsa county in northeast oklahoma
wagoner county in northeast oklahoma
northern mcintosh county in southeast oklahoma
* Until 715 am cdt
* At 110 am cdt. National weather service doppler radar indicated
thunderstorms with heavy rain along a line extending from 5 miles
north of bristow to dewar. Moving northeast at 30 mph. Radar
indicates that 1 to 2 inches of rain has already fallen. Another
2 to 3 inches will be possible through 715 am cdt.
* Locations that will continue to be affected by heavy rain
include. Hoffman. Grayson. Okmulgee. Beggs. Preston.
Morris. Kellyville. Council hill. Mounds. Mannford. Kiefer.
Bald hill. Sapulpa. Boynton. Glenpool. Westport. Sand
springs. Bixby. Jenks. Taft. Haskell. Stonebluff. Muskogee.
Tulsa. Broken arrow. Tullahassee. Porter. Coweta. Oneta.
Sperry. Fort gibson. Okay. Owasso. Catoosa. Wagoner.
Collinsville. Verdigris. Inola. Tiawah and claremore.
Precautionary/preparedness actions.
Do not drive your vehicle into areas where water covers the road to
unknown depths. It only takes two feet of rushing water to carry away
most sport utility vehicles and pickups. Take a different route to
reach your destination or wait until the water recedes. Remember.
Most flood related deaths occur in automobiles.
Be especially cautious at night when it is harder to recognize the
dangers of flash floods. It is very difficult at night to tell how
much water is on the roads. It only takes two feet of rushing water
to carry away most sport utility vehicles and pickups. Motorists
should not drive through water of unknown depth. Take a different
route to reach your destination or wait until the water recedes.
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Lat. Lon 3613 9646 3624 9638 3632 9629 3637 9609
3636 9558 3618 9544 3608 9544 3608 9536
3598 9528 3591 9528 3586 9523 3583 9526
3581 9514 3537 9600 3589 9653
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wgus54 ktsa 090525
ffwtsa
okc061-077-091-101-111-121-135-091130-
/o. New. Ktsa. Ff. W. 0057. 100909t0525z-100909t1130z/
/00000. 0. Er. 000000t0000z. 000000t0000z. 000000t0000z. Oo/
Bulletin - eas activation requested
Flash flood warning
National weather service tulsa ok
1225 am cdt thu sep 9 2010
The national weather service in tulsa has issued a
* Flash flood warning for.
Muskogee county in east central oklahoma
western sequoyah county in east central oklahoma
southern okmulgee county in northeast oklahoma
haskell county in southeast oklahoma
latimer county in southeast oklahoma
mcintosh county in southeast oklahoma
pittsburg county in southeast oklahoma
* Until 630 am cdt
* At 1218 am cdt. National weather service doppler radar indicated
thunderstorms with heavy rain along a line extending from 2 miles
south of stidham to 13 miles west of haywood. Moving east at 20
mph. Radar indicates that an inch of rain has already fallen.
Another 2 to 3 inches will be possible through 630 am cdt.
* Locations that will continue to be affected by heavy rain
include. Vivian. Council hill. Indianola. Boynton. Checotah.
Eufaula. Canadian. Rentiesville. Oktaha. Crowder. Savanna.
Mcalester. Keefeton. Warner. Krebs. Blocker. Alderson.
Enterprise. Porum. Braggs. Webbers falls. Briartown.
Hartshorne. Gore. Quinton. Pumpkin center. Whitefield.
Higgins. Vian. Stigler. Kinta. Tamaha. Damon. Wilburton.
Marble city. Sallisaw. Lequire. Keota. Mccurtain. Bengal and
red oak.
Precautionary/preparedness actions.
Do not drive your vehicle into areas where water covers the road to
unknown depths. It only takes two feet of rushing water to carry away
most sport utility vehicles and pickups. Take a different route to
reach your destination or wait until the water recedes. Remember.
Most flood related deaths occur in automobiles.
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Lat. Lon 3505 9609 3516 9599 3538 9597 3539 9604
3560 9592 3575 9533 3572 9512 3565 9512
3564 9472 3521 9486 3521 9493 3496 9493
3495 9500 3487 9500 3486 9505 3481 9506
3478 9610
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national weather service
1325 east west highway
silver spring, md 20910
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