Flash Flood Warning 2, NWS Detroit, MI

SPECIAL WEATHER STATAMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE DETROIT MI
245 PM EDT WED JUNE 20 1989

..... RAINFALL CONTINUES IN NORTH AND WEST SECTIONS OF DETROIT AND
     NEARBY SUBURBS .....

RAIN CONTINUES ACROSS MUCH OF THE NORTHERN AND WESTERN SUBURBS OF
DETROIT AND INTO THE ADJACENT AREAS OF DETROIT. SEVERAL HEAVY AMOUNTS
OF RAIN HAVE BEEN RECEIVED ACROSS THESE AREAS SINCE EARLY THIS MORNING.

SOME AMOUNTS RECEIVED UP TO 230PM.............
MACOMB TOWNSHIP (WESTERN MACOMB COUNTY)  1.97
LIVONIA (NORTH-CENTRAL)................  1.54(.84 SINCE 1030AM)
PLYMOUTH...............................  1.31(SINCE 1230PM)
ANN ARBOR..............................  0.90
WARREN................................. ~ 0.10

NEEDLESS TO SAY WITH THE HEAVIER RAINFALL TOTALS...LOCAL STREET FLOODING
AND LOW LYING AREA FLOODING IS COMMONPLACE IN SOME AREAS AND MOTORISTS
ARE ADVISED TO DRIVE WITH CARE AND TO AVOID FLOODED ROADS WHERE
POSSIBLE.

DEEDLER

SPECIAL WEATHER STATEMENT AND RADAR SUMMARY
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE DETROIT MI
338 PM EDT WED 21 JUN 1989

AT 330 PM...ISOLATED THUNDERSTORMS A FEW WITH VERY HEAVY RAIN WERE OVER
THE EXTREME SOUTHEAST CORNER OF LOWER MICHIGAN MAINLY NEAR THE MICHIGAN
/OHIO BORDER AND ADJOINING NORTHWEST OHIO. STRONGEST STORM WAS OVER
DOWNTOWN TOLEDO WHERE TORRENTIAL DOWNPOURS ARE LIKELY TO CAUSE SOME
LOCAL STREET FLOODING.

THESE HEAVIER STORMS WERE TRACKING SOUTHEAST AROUND 15 MILES AN HOUR.

ELSEWHERE...SCATTERED LIGHT SHOWERS AND THUNDERSHOWERS WERE OVER THE
REMAINDER OF SOUTHEAST MICHIGAN AND NORTHERN OHIO.  THE SHOWERS IN THE
REST OF SOUTHEAST MICHIGAN WERE MOVING NORTHEAST AT 10 MILES AN HOUR
WHILE SOUTHEAST AT 15 MILES AN HOUR IN OHIO.

SCATTERED REPORTS OF STREET FLOODING CONTINUE TO BE REPORTED ACROSS THE
WEST AND NORTHERN SUBURBS OF DETROIT DUE TO THE EXCESSIVE RAINFALL
EXPERIENCED EARLIER IN SOME AREAS.

DEEDLER

SPECIAL WEATHER STATEMENT AND RADAR SUMMARY
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE DETROIT MI
430 PM EDT WED 21 JUN 1989

AT 430 PM...A SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WITH VERY HEAVY RAIN WAS OVER
NORTH CENTRAL NEAR TIFFIN AND THE ISLAND AREA OF MARBLEHEAD AND PORT
CLINTON. THIS STORM IS LIKELY TO CAUSE TORRENTIAL DOWNPOUR WITH SOME
LOCAL FLOODING...GUSTY WINDS ARE ALSO LIKELY WITH THIS STORM.

MOVEMENT OF THIS STORM WAS SOUTHEAST AROUND 15 MILES AN HOUR.

ELSEWHERE...SCATTERED LIGHT SHOWERS AND THUNDERSHOWERS WERE OVER THE
REMAINDER OF SOUTHEAST MICHIGAN AND NORTHERN OHIO.  THE SHOWERS IN THE
REST OF SOUTHEAST MICHIGAN WERE MOVING NORTHEAST AT 10 MILES AN HOUR
WHILE SOUTHEAST AT 15 MILES AN HOUR IN OHIO.

SCATTERED REPORTS OF STREET FLOODING CONTINUE TO BE REPORTED ACROSS THE
WEST AND NORTHERN SUBURBS OF DETROIT DUE TO THE EXCESSIVE RAINFALL
EXPERIENCED EARLIER IN SOME AREAS.

SPECIAL WEATHER STATEMENT AND RADAR SUMMARY  COR
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE DETROIT MI
430 PM EDT WED 21 JUN 1989

AT 430 PM...A SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WITH VERY HEAVY RAIN WAS OVER
NORTH CENTRAL OHIO NEAR TIFFIN AND THE ISLAND AREA OF MARBLEHEAD
AND PORT CLINTON. THIS STORM IS LIKELY TO CAUSE TORRENTIAL DOWNPOUR
WITH SOME LOCAL FLOODING...GUSTY WINDS ARE ALSO LIKELY WITH THIS STORM.

MOVEMENT OF THIS STORM WAS SOUTHEAST AROUND 15 MILES AN HOUR.

ELSEWHERE...SCATTERED LIGHT SHOWERS AND THUNDERSHOWERS WERE OVER THE
REMAINDER OF SOUTHEAST MICHIGAN AND NORTHERN OHIO.  THE SHOWERS IN THE
REST OF SOUTHEAST MICHIGAN WERE MOVING NORTHEAST AT 10 MILES AN HOUR
WHILE SOUTHEAST AT 15 MILES AN HOUR IN OHIO.

SCATTERED REPORTS OF STREET FLOODING CONTINUE TO BE REPORTED ACROSS THE
WEST AND NORTHERN SUBURBS OF DETROIT DUE TO THE EXCESSIVE RAINFALL
EXPERIENCED EARLIER IN SOME AREAS.