Flash Flood Warning 9, NWS Riverton, WY

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WGUS75 KRIW 200407
FFSRIW
WYC019-200500-

FLASH FLOOD STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE RIVERTON WY
1006 PM MDT THU JUN 19 2003

...A FLASH FLOOD WARNING CONTINUES FOR NORTH JOHNSON COUNTY UNTIL 
1100 PM MDT...

SINCE 930 PM MDT...LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT HAVE HAD NUMEROUS REPORTS 
OF FLASH FLOODS IN THE AREA SOUTH THROUGH SOUTHEAST OF BUFFALO IN 
NORTH JOHNSON COUNTY. ALTHOUGH THE STORM IS NOW WEAKENING...STREAMS 
WILL CONTINUE TO FLOW OUT OF THEIR BANKS UNTIL 11 PM 
TONIGHT...BEFORE BEGINNING TO RECEDE.

NUMEROUS COUNTY ROADS SOUTH THROUGH SOUTHEAST OF BUFFALO HAVE BEEN 
WASHED OUT IN PLACES. SEVERAL STRANDED BIKERS WERE RESCUED BY 
EMERGENCY RESPONSE PERSONNEL.
       
BE ESPECIALLY CAUTIOUS AT NIGHT WHEN IT IS HARDER TO RECOGNIZE THE 
DANGERS OF FLOODING. IT IS NEARLY IMPOSSIBLE AT NIGHT TO TELL THE 
DEPTH OF WATER ON ROADWAYS. NEVER DRIVE THROUGH WATER OF UNKNOWN 
DEPTH.

TO REPORT SEVERE WEATHER HAVE THE NEAREST LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY 
RELAY YOUR REPORT TO THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FORECAST OFFICE IN 
RIVERTON.


LAT...LON 4432 10703 4409 10672 4435 10634 4455 10661
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FARMER

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WGUS75 KRIW 200451
FFSRIW
WYC019-200515-

FLASH FLOOD STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE RIVERTON WY
1047 PM MDT THU JUN 19 2003

...THE FLASH FLOOD WARNING FOR NORTHERN JOHNSON COUNTY WILL BE 
ALLOWED TO EXPIRE AT 11 PM...

AT 1045 PM MDT...THE JOHNSON COUNTY SHERIFFS OFFICE REPORTED THE 
FLOOD WATERS HAD RECEDED ACROSS THE AREA. ALTHOUGH...A FEW ROADS 
WILL STILL LIKELY REMAINED CLOSED BECAUSE OF WASHED OUT ROADWAYS.  
SINCE THE FLASH FLOOD THREAT HAS ENDED...THE WARNING WILL BE ALLOWED 
TO EXPIRE AT 11 PM.

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FRIEDERS

AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE RIVERTON WY
146 PM MDT THU JUN 19 2003

.TONIGHT THROUGH SUNDAY NIGHT...SURFACE TROUGH EXTENDS FROM
CENTRAL MONTANA TO NORTH CENTRAL WYOMING THIS AFTERNOON WITH MOIST SE
FLOW AHEAD OF BOUNDARY AND DRYING SW FLOW PUSHING IN TO THE SW.
EARLY AFTERNOON CONVECTION OFF THE HIGHER TERRAIN SHOULD BECOME
BETTER ORGANIZED ALONG THIS BOUNDARY LATER THIS AFTERNOON AND
EVENING.  FRONT MOVING INTO NORTHERN MONTANA LIKELY TO BE PUSHED
INTO NORTHERN ZONES TONIGHT AIDED BY LARGER STORMS TO OUR NORTH.
THUNDERSTORMS SHOULD END EARLY...AROUND 01Z IN WEST AND CENTRAL
ZONES WITH SCATTERED CONVECTION CONTINUING ALONG SURFACE BOUNDARY
ALONG AND EAST OF BIG HORN MOUNTAINS.  MAIN CONCERN FRIDAY STILL ON
FIRE WX SIDE WITH DRY SLOT IN STRONG SW FLOW AHEAD OF APPROACHING
PACIFIC FRONT.  DO NOT SEE MUCH POTENTIAL FOR DRY TS IN THIS DRY
SLOT WITH THUNDERSTORMS CONCENTRATED MAINLY ALONG FRONTAL BOUNDARY
...NEAR A JAC-COD LINE AT 21Z WITH FRONT.  FRONT STRETCHES ACROSS
NORTHERN BORDER LATER IN AFTERNOON THEN DRIVES ACROSS CENTRAL
WYOMING IN THE EVENING.  WILL CONFINE FRIDAY POPS ALONG WESTERN AND
NORTHERN BORDERS FRIDAY AFTERNOON NEAR FRONT WITH DRY DOWNSLOPING
FLOW QUASHING ANY DEVELOPMENT ALONG FRONT ACROSS CENTRAL AND
SOUTH.  DRY AND COOLER WESTERLY FLOW ON BACK SIDE OF UPPER TROUGH
PREVAILS SATURDAY WITH H7 TEMPS IN THE 5C TO 8C RANGE.  ETA SHOWS
SECONDARY TROUGH MOVING ACROSS SOUTHERN WYOMING LATE SATURDAY NIGHT
AND SUNDAY WITH SURFACE HIGH OVER MONTANA PUSHING LIGHT NE FLOW AND
MOISTURE INTO EASTERN ZONES WHERE WILL HAVE ISOLATED POPS ON EAST
SIDE OF BIG HORN MOUNTAINS.  DRY WESTERLY FLOW WITH SLIGHT REBOUND
IN TEMPS TO THE WEST. AEM

.MONDAY THROUGH THURSDAY...NEW TROUGH BEGINS TO MOVE INTO THE
PACNW MONDAY WITH DIFFLUENT FLOW SPREADING INTO MUCH OF THE AREA
ALONG WITH CURVED NOSE OF STRONG 110 KT UPPER JET. APPROACH OF UPPER
TROUGH WILL PROBABLY KEEP AT LEAST ISOLATED COVERAGE GOING OVERNIGHT
MONDAY WITH SCATTERED WESTERN MOUNTAIN COVERAGE. STORMS COULD BECOME
QUITE ACTIVE TUESDAY WITH STRONGER JET DYNAMICS AND FRONTAL
INTERACTION. WILL INDICATE CHANCE POPS EVERYWHERE WITH HIGHEST POPS
IN THE MOUNTAINS. GFS HAS SYSTEM MOVING RIGHT OVER US ON WEDNESDAY
WITH CONVECTION CONTINUING. TEMPERATURES WILL BE BELOW NORMAL WITH
GUSTY SOUTHWEST WINDS AHEAD OF SYSTEM BEFORE FRONT DROPS DOWN FROM
THE NORTH TUESDAY. WILL BEGIN TO BEEF UP POPS FOR THIS TROUGH AS
POTENTIAL FOR SIGNIFICANT PRECIPITATION INCREASES. THE MOUNTAINS
SHOULD ALSO SEE SNOW FROM THIS SYSTEM WITH H7 TEMPERATURES AT OR
BELOW ZERO AT TIMES IN THE NORTHWEST. SKRBAC

.RIW...FIRE WEATHER WATCH FOR FRIDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING FOR
SOUTHWEST WYOMING.

WYZ001>020-022>030-201100-

HAZARDOUS WEATHER OUTLOOK
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE RIVERTON WY
746 AM MDT THU JUN 19 2003

THIS HAZARDOUS WEATHER OUTLOOK IS FOR WESTERN AND CENTRAL WYOMING.

.DAY ONE...TODAY AND TONIGHT

NO HAZARDOUS WEATHER IS EXPECTED AT THIS TIME.

.DAYS TWO THROUGH SEVEN...FRIDAY THROUGH WEDNESDAY

A VERY WARM AND DRY SOUTHWEST FLOW WILL DRAMATICALLY INCREASE THE
FIRE THREAT ACROSS SOUTHWEST WYOMING ON FRIDAY. THEREFORE...A FIRE
WEATHER WATCH HAS BEEN ISSUED FOR THE SOUTHWEST ZONES FOR FRIDAY
AFTERNOON AND EVENING. LOW RELATIVE HUMIDITIES...SOUTHWEST WINDS
OVER 25 MPH...TEMPERATURES IN THE UPPER 80S AND DRY LIGHTNING STORMS
WILL ALL ADD TO THE FIRE DANGER FRIDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING. A COLD
FRONT WILL SWEEP ACROSS THE AREA FRIDAY NIGHT INCREASING THE
THUNDERSTORM THREAT INTO THE WEEKEND...ESPECIALLY THE MOUNTAINS AND
AREAS EAST OF THE CONTINENTAL DIVIDE. ANOTHER EVEN MORE VIGOROUS
TROUGH WILL APPROACH LATE MONDAY NIGHT AND TUESDAY...SWEEPING ACROSS
THE STATE ON WEDNESDAY. THE POTENTIAL FOR STRONG TO SEVERE
THUNDERSTORMS WILL EXIST WITH THIS SYSTEM. THE NORTHWEST WILL SEE
THE THREAT OF SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS AS EARLY AS MONDAY AFTERNOON WITH
MUCH OF AREA POTENTIALLY AT RISK TUESDAY INTO WEDNESDAY. BOTH OF
THESE UPCOMING STORM SYSTEMS WILL LIKELY PRODUCE SOME SNOW IN THE
MOUNTAINS...ESPECIALLY THE ACROSS THE NORTH AND WEST.

.SPOTTER INFORMATION STATEMENT...

SPOTTER ACTIVATION WILL NOT BE NEEDED TODAY AND TONIGHT.

SKRBAC