* Natchitoches Weather Summaries For August 29-31, 2012: Official Weather Summaries From NWS cooperative data and the Shreveport National Weather Service.
* Natchitoches Weather Summary Hot Day 98° For August 2, 2012
* Natchitoches, La. Has A Hot Day, While Oklahoma Bakes On August 2, 2012
Natchitoches, La. Has A Hot Day While Oklahoma Bakes on August 2, 2012...
Aug. 2, 2012 Natchitoches, La. Weather Summary
A hot August Day on Aug. 2, 2011 at Natchitoches, La.
It was a hot day today, Aug. 2, 2012, at Natchitoches with a high temperature of 99°. But in Oklahoma, it was really hot !!... that state has been baking from record heat scorching the state caused by strong high pressure aloft the last several days and on Thursday, Aug. 2 as these 5:00 PM CDT temperatures indicate:
At 5:00 PM CDT on August 2, 2012:
CITY SKY/WX TMP DP RH WIND PRES REMARKS
OKLAHOMA CITY FAIR 110 50 13 S15G21 29.73F HX 107
OKC/WILEY POST FAIR 111 49 12 S13 29.73F HX 107
OKC/TINKER AFB FAIR 111 54 15 SW12G22 29.74F HX 109
STILLWATER FAIR 111 50 13 W8 29.70F HX 108
GUTHRIE FAIR 112 51 13 S12 29.71F HX 109
TULSA FAIR 112 57 16 VRB6 29.66F HX 112
ARDMORE/DWNTWN FAIR 108 50 14 S13G18 29.74F HX 104
BARTLESVILLE FAIR 107 61 22 CALM 29.71F HX 109
MUSKOGEE FAIR 109 60 20 S13G18 29.72F HX 110
LITTLE ROCK MOSUNNY 100 64 30 S13 29.77F HX 102
N LITTLE ROCK SUNNY 99 67 34 S10 29.77F HX 103
TEXARKANA SUNNY 99 64 31 S9 29.81F HX 101
EL DORADO PTSUNNY 95 68 41 S7 29.83F HX 99
DFW AIRPORT MOSUNNY 106 56 19 S17G24 29.77F HX 105
DALLAS LOVE PTSUNNY 106 59 21 S18G24 29.77F HX 106
FTW MEACHAM SUNNY 106 56 19 S8G26 29.77F HX 105
DAL-EXECUTIVE SUNNY 105 59 22 S9 29.79F HX 105
FTW-ALLIANCE SUNNY 108 52 15 S9G17 29.77F HX 105
SHREVEPORT MOSUNNY 98 69 38 S13 29.82F HX 104
ALEXANDRIA INT SUNNY 93 74 53 SW8 29.84F HX 103
NATCHITOCHES MOSUNNY 98 SW7 29.84
FORT POLK MOSUNNY 94 72 48 SW8 29.87F HX 102
HOT, HOT WEATHER OBSERVED ON AUGUST 2, 2012 IN OKLAHOMA, HOT WEATHER PREVAILS IN NORTH LOUISIANA TODAY...
*THE HIGH TEMPERATURE IN TULSA, OKLAHOMA TODAY REACHED 112 DEGREES.
THIS TIES THE HIGH TEMPERATURE RECORD OF 112 DEGREES SET IN 2011.
*NEW RECORD HIGH TEMPERATURE SET AT WICHITA FALLS TODAY..112 DEGREES. THE OFFICIAL HIGH TEMPERATURE SO FAR TODAY AT WILL ROGERS WORLD AIRPORT IN OKLAHOMA CITY HAS BEEN 112 DEGREES.
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OKLAHOMA TEMPERATURE AND PRECIPITATION TABLE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE NORMAN OK
711 PM CDT THU AUG 2 2012
VALUES REPRESENT 18 HOUR HIGH... 18 HOUR LOW
AND PRECIPITATION OVER THE LAST 24 HOURS
ENDING AT 7 PM CDT
.BR OUN 0802 C DH19/TAIRZS/TAIRZI/PPDRZZ
:
: HIGH LOW PCPN
:
:...WESTERN OKLAHOMA AND WESTERN NORTH TEXAS...
LTS : ALTUS AFB : 112 / 72 / 0
CSM : CLINTON : 111 / 77 / 0
FDR : FREDERICK : 112 / 79 / 0
GAG : GAGE : 112 / 74 / 0
GUY : GUYMON : 101 / 73 / 0
HBR : HOBART : 113 / 77 / 0
LAW : LAWTON/AIRPORT : 113 / 73 / 0
FSI : LAWTON/FORT SILL : 112 / 80 / 0
SPS : WICHITA FALLS : 112 / 83 / 0
:
:...NORTHERN AND CENTRAL OKLAHOMA...
GOK : GUTHRIE : 113 / 88 / 0
OKC : OKLAHOMA CITY/WILL ROGERS : 112 / 82 / 0
PWA : OKLAHOMA CITY/WILEY POST : 111 / 85 / 0
TIK : OKLAHOMA CITY/TINKER AFB : 111 / 84 / 0
PNC : PONCA CITY : 109 / 81 / 0
SWO : STILLWATER : 112 / 88 / 0
:
:...EASTERN OKLAHOMA...
BVO : BARTLESVILLE : 108 / 72 / 0
MLC : MCALESTER : 108 / 83 / 0
MKO : MUSKOGEE : 109 / 82 / 0
TUL : TULSA/INTL AIRPORT : 112 / 86 / 0
RVS : TULSA/JONES AIRPORT : 114 / 78 / 0
.END
THESE DATA ARE PRELIMINARY AND HAVE NOT UNDERGONE FINAL
QUALITY CONTROL BY THE NATIONAL CLIMATIC DATA CENTER
/NCDC/. THEREFORE THESE DATA ARE SUBJECT TO REVISION.
FINAL AND CERTIFIED CLIMATE DATA CAN BE ACCESSED AT WWW.NCDC.NOAA.GOV.
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MAX/MIN TEMPERATURE AND PRECIPITATION SUMMARY FOR LOUISIANA
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE NEW ORLEANS/BATON ROUGE LA
728 PM CDT WED AUG 1 2012
HIGH TEMPERATURE DURING PAST 18 HOURS
LOW TEMPERATURE DURING PAST 18 HOURS
PRECIPITATION PAST 24 HOURS ENDING AT 7 PM LOCAL TIME
.BR LIX 0801 CD DH19/TAIRZS/TAIRZI/PPDRZZ
:ID STATION HIGH LOW 24-HOUR
PRECIP
SHV :SHREVEPORT : 98 / 77 / 0.00
BAD :BARKSDALE AFB : 97 / 80 / T
MLU :MONROE : 99 / 78 / 0.00
AEX :ALEXANDRIA INTL : 94 / 77 / 0.00
ESF :ALEXANDRIA ESLER : 96 / 79 / 0.00
POE :FT. POLK AAF : 94 / 77 / 0.00
DNK :FT. POLK-SELF STRIP : 95 / 78 / 0.00
BKB :FT. POLK-FULLERTON : 96 / 77 / 0.00
LCH :LAKE CHARLES : 93 / 78 / 0.00
LFT :LAFAYETTE : 96 / 80 / 0.00
ARA :NEW IBERIA : 95 / 78 / 0.00
BTR :BATON ROUGE : 95 / 80 / 0.00
MSY :NEW ORLEANS INTERNATIONAL : 93 / 80 / 0.00
AUD :NEW ORLEANS AUDUBON : 96 / 81 / 0.00
NEW :NEW ORLEANS LAKEFRONT APT : 94 / 86 / 0.00
NBG :BELLE CHASSE : 94 / 81 / 0.00
ASD :SLIDELL : 93 / 80 / 0.00
BVE :BOOTHVILLE : 91 / 79 / T
P92 :SALT POINT : 92 / 85 / 0.00
PTN :PATTERSON : 93 / 77 / 0.00
.END
THESE DATA ARE PRELIMINARY AND HAVE NOT UNDERGONE FINAL QUALITY
CONTROL BY THE NATIONAL CLIMATIC DATA CENTER/NCDC/. THEREFORE...
THESE DATA ARE SUBJECT TO REVISION. FINAL AND CERTIFIED CLIMATE
DATA CAN BE ACCESSED AT WWW.NCDC.NOAA.GOV.
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That's how you spell ... HOT !
5 pm CDT Temperatures on Aug. 2, 2012 Image courtesy of: NOAA:
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| Hot Temperatures observed on Aug. 2, 2012 in Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Kansas and Louisiana.
August 2012 Official National Weather Service Rainfall Summary For Natchitoches, Louisiana
Official Natchitoches, La. National Weather cooperative observer weather data for August 2012 rainfall:
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DROUGHT INFORMATION STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SHREVEPORT LA 340 PM CDT MON AUG 20 2012
...WIDESPREAD RAINFALL THIS PAST WEEKEND HAS EASED DROUGHT CONDITIONS
SLIGHTLY OVER THE SEVERE AND EXTREME DROUGHT CONDITIONS OF EXTREME SOUTHEAST OKLAHOMA...NORTHEAST TEXAS...AND SOUTHWEST ARKANSAS...
SYNOPSIS...
SCATTERED TO NUMEROUS SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS THAT AFFECTED EXTREME
NORTHEAST TEXAS...SOUTHEAST OKLAHOMA...SOUTHWEST ARKANSAS...AND NORTH LOUISIANA DURING AUGUST 17TH-19TH...PRODUCED WIDESPREAD ONE TO THREE INCHES OF RAIN...WITH ISOLATED HIGHER AMOUNTS. THE RAINFALL WAS MORE SCARCE ACROSS DEEP EAST TEXAS...MAINLY SOUTH OF AN ALTO...NACOGDOCHES...SAN AUGUSTINE AND HEMPHILL LINE...WHERE RAINFALL AMOUNTS OF A TRACE TO NEAR A QUARTER OF AN INCH WERE NOTED. THIS RAIN WAS WELCOME ACROSS MUCH OF THE AREA...AS THE PRIOR FIVE WEEKS WERE VERY HOT AND DRY...WITH NUMEROUS DAYS OF TRIPLE DIGIT TEMPERATURES AND SCARCE RAINFALL RECORDED SINCE MID JULY. WITH THE DEPARTURE OF THE RAINFALL CAME SLIGHTLY COOLER TEMPERATURES AND LOWER HUMIDITIES...A WELCOME BREAK TO THE VERY HOT AND DRY CONDITIONS AS OF LATE. AUGUST MONTHLY RAINFALL TOTALS THROUGH THE 19TH RANGED FROM AN INCH AND A HALF TO NEAR THREE AND A HALF INCHES AREAWIDE...WITH THE EXCEPTION OF DEEP EAST TEXAS...WHERE A HALF INCH UP TO AN INCH OF RAIN HAS FALLEN. THIS BENEFICIAL RAINFALL HAS RESULTED IN MONTHLY DEPARTURES TO RANGE FROM NEAR TO SLIGHTLY ABOVE NORMAL...ALTHOUGH DEFICITS OF ONE TO ONE AND A HALF INCHES EXIST ACROSS DEEP EAST TEXAS. EVEN WITH THE RAINFALL...BURN BANS REMAIN IN PLACE ACROSS SOUTHEAST OKLAHOMA AND MUCH OF SOUTHWEST ARKANSAS...AS WELL AS A FEW COUNTIES IN NORTHEAST TEXAS. POOL STAGES ACROSS AREA LAKES AND RESERVOIRS ACROSS SOUTHEAST OKLAHOMA AND SOUTHWEST ARKANSAS CONTINUE TO SLOWLY DETERIORATE AS WELL.
EXTREME (D3) DROUGHT CONDITIONS PERSIST ACROSS SOUTHEAST OKLAHOMA AND
SOUTHWEST ARKANSAS NORTH OF A DEQUEEN...HOPE AND PRESCOTT LINE...AS WELL AS MUCH OF UNION COUNTY ARKANSAS. SEVERE (D2) DROUGHT CONDITIONS REMAIN IN PLACE FOR RED RIVER...BOWIE...CASS...AND MARION COUNTIES IN NORTHEAST TEXAS...AS WELL AS THE REMAINDER OF SOUTHWEST ARKANSAS WITH THE EXCEPTION OF COLUMBIA COUNTY...WHERE MODERATE (D1) DROUGHT CONDITIONS EXIST. MODERATE (D1) AND ABNORMALLY DRY (D0) DROUGHT CONDITIONS ENCOMPASS THE REMAINDER OF NORTHEAST TEXAS...NORTHWEST AND NORTHCENTRAL LOUISIANA. SUMMARY OF IMPACTS...
AGRICULTURAL IMPACTS.
WIDESPREAD RAINFALL ACROSS NORTHEAST TEXAS...SOUTHEAST OKLAHOMA...SOUTHWEST ARKANSAS...AND NORTH LOUISIANA FROM AUGUST 17TH-19TH HAS EASED DROUGHT CONDITIONS ACROSS MUCH OF THESE AREAS...ALTHOUGH PORTIONS OF DEEP EAST TEXAS SAW LITTLE IF ANY RAINFALL. THE RAIN DID HELP RAISE CREEK AND POND LEVELS...AND GREEN UP PASTURES IN WAKE OF THE DRY SPELL AND THE NEAR TRIPLE DIGIT HEAT THAT HAD PLAGUED MUCH OF THE REGION DURING THE FIRST HALF OF THE MONTH.
FIRE DANGER IMPACTS.
BURN BANS ARE IN EFFECT FOR LITTLE RIVER...HOWARD...HEMPSTEAD...NEVADA...AND UNION COUNTIES IN SOUTHWEST ARKANSAS. BURN BANS ARE CURRENTLY IN EFFECT FOR THE ENTIRE STATE OF OKLAHOMA. IN NORTHEAST TEXAS...FRANKLIN...MARION...AND HARRISON COUNTIES ARE UNDER BURN BANS. NO BURN BANS ARE CURRENTLY IN EFFECT FOR NORTH LOUISIANA. HOWEVER...ADDITIONAL BURN BANS CAN NOT BE RULED OUT IN THE NEAR FUTURE...ESPECIALLY OVER DEEP EAST TEXAS...SHOULD HOT AND PROLONGED DRY CONDITIONS CONTINUE.
CURRENT WATER RESTRICTIONS.
AQUIFER LEVELS REMAIN ABNORMALLY LOW ACROSS MUCH OF THE REGION...ESPECIALLY GIVEN THE INCREASED USE THIS SUMMER. CITIES IN NORTHEAST TEXAS THAT REMAIN UNDER A VOLUNTARY OR A MILD RATIONING OF WATER UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE INCLUDE: PITTSBURG...GLADEWATER...WHITE OAK...MARSHALL...HALLSVILLE... TYLER...NACOGDOCHES...MELROSE...SAN AUGUSTINE...CENTER...HEMPHILL... BULLARD...GILMER...HAWKINS...AND HUNTINGTON. OTHER SMALLER WATER SYSTEMS ACROSS EAST TEXAS ALSO REMAIN UNDER VOLUNTARY OR A MILD RATIONING OF WATER UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. CLIMATE SUMMARY...
BELOW IS A LIST OF THE 5 MONTH RAINFALL TOTALS SINCE DROUGHT CONDITIONS
REDEVELOPED IN LATE APRIL...THEIR DEPARTURES FROM NORMAL...AND THEIR PERCENTAGES OF NORMAL...FOR SELECTED LOCATIONS ACROSS THE FOUR STATE REGION:
CITY: APRIL `12 - AUGUST `12 DEPARTURE PERCENTAGE
(THROUGH 8/19/12) FROM NORMAL OF NORMAL
SHREVEPORT LA 18.45 -1.44 93%
SHREVEPORT LA 15.36 -5.31 74%
(SOUTH SHREVEPORT/SOUTHERN HILLS OFFICIAL COOPERATIVE OBSERVING STATION)
MONROE LA 18.28 -1.52 92%
NATCHITOCHES LA 16.98 -2.90 85%
COLUMBIA LA 11.51 -10.40 53%
TEXARKANA AR 11.11 -7.48 60%
EL DORADO AR 8.95 -10.61 46%
HOPE 3NE AR 16.95 -3.23 84%
PRESCOTT 2NNW AR 12.63 -7.71 62%
DEQUEEN AR 10.50 -9.35 53%
MT. PLEASANT TX 15.88 -2.76 85%
TYLER POUNDS FIELD TX 8.73 -8.28 51%
TYLER (CITY) TX 14.64 -2.35 86%
LONGVIEW TX 12.62 -5.09 71%
LUFKIN TX 11.38 -6.01 65%
SOUTHEAST OKLAHOMA MESONET STATIONS... MT. HERMAN 10.17 -11.20 48% BROKEN BOW 16.77 -4.60 78% IDABEL 14.19 -7.55 65% BELOW IS A LIST OF THE AUGUST MONTHLY RAINFALL TOTALS...THEIR DEPARTURES FROM NORMAL...AND THEIR PERCENTAGES OF NORMAL...FOR SELECTED LOCATIONS ACROSS THE REGION:
CITY: AUGUST 2012 DEPARTURE PERCENTAGE
(THROUGH 8/19/12) FROM NORMAL OF NORMAL
SHREVEPORT LA 3.07 +1.35 178%
SHREVEPORT LA 1.92 -0.01 99%
(SOUTH SHREVEPORT/SOUTHERN HILLS OFFICIAL COOPERATIVE OBSERVING STATION)
MONROE LA 3.60 +1.74 194%
NOTE: JULY 2012 WAS THE 9TH WETTEST JULY ON RECORD. RECORDS SINCE 1930.
NATCHITOCHES LA 1.80 -0.08 96%
COLUMBIA LA 1.21 -0.94 56%
TEXARKANA AR 1.92 +0.25 115%
EL DORADO AR 0.97 -0.99 49%
HOPE 3NE AR 3.55 +1.80 203%
PRESCOTT 2NNW AR 3.57 +1.95 220%
DEQUEEN AR 2.07 +0.78 160%
MT. PLEASANT TX 2.91 +1.44 198%
TYLER POUNDS FIELD TX 1.93 +0.33 121%
TYLER (CITY) TX 2.72 +1.14 172%
LONGVIEW TX 1.81 +0.02 101%
LUFKIN TX 0.57 -1.40 29%
SOUTHEAST OKLAHOMA MESONET STATIONS... MT. HERMAN 3.92 +2.10 215% BROKEN BOW 5.30 +3.48 291% IDABEL 1.82 +0.22 114% PRECIPITATION/TEMPERATURE OUTLOOK...
SLIGHTLY BELOW NORMAL TEMPERATURES ARE EXPECTED TO CONTINUE THROUGH
MIDWEEK...BEFORE SOUTHEAST WINDS RETURN WARMER AND MORE HUMID CONDITIONS TO THE REGION THROUGH THE UPCOMING WEEKEND. MOSTLY DRY CONDITIONS ARE EXPECTED AS WELL...ALTHOUGH A SLIGHT CHANCE FOR SHOWERS AND ISOLATED THUNDERSTORMS WILL BE POSSIBLE TUESDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING OVER THE WESTERN SECTIONS OF EAST TEXAS...AS A WEAK UPPER LEVEL DISTURBANCE SHIFTS SOUTHEAST ACROSS THE AREA. OTHER ISOLATED SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS WILL BE POSSIBLE OVER THE SOUTHERN SECTIONS OF EAST TEXAS AND NORTH LOUISIANA THIS WEEKEND...ALTHOUGH NO WIDESPREAD OR SIGNIFICANT RAINFALL IS EXPECTED THROUGHOUT THE REMAINDER OF THE MONTH.
THE THREE MONTH TEMPERATURE OUTLOOK FOR SEPTEMBER-OCTOBER-NOVEMBER...ISSUED
BY THE CLIMATE PREDICTION CENTER (CPC)...INDICATES STRONG PROBABILITIES FOR ABOVE NORMAL TEMPERATURES OVER NORTHEAST TEXAS...SOUTHEAST OKLAHOMA...AND SOUTHWEST ARKANSAS. EQUAL CHANCES FOR SEEING BELOW NORMAL...NORMAL...OR ABOVE NORMAL TEMPERATURES EXIST ACROSS DEEP EAST TEXAS...SOUTHCENTRAL ARKANSAS...AND NORTH LOUISIANA. THE THREE MONTH PRECIPITATION OUTLOOK THROUGH NOVEMBER INDICATES STRONGER THAN AVERAGE PROBABILITIES FOR SEEING ABOVE NORMAL RAINFALL ACROSS DEEP EAST TEXAS...SOUTHCENTRAL ARKANSAS...AND ALL OF NORTH LOUISIANA. EQUAL CHANCES FOR SEEING ABOVE NORMAL...NORMAL...OR BELOW NORMAL RAINFALL EXIST FARTHER NORTH ACROSS NORTHEAST TEXAS...SOUTHEAST OKLAHOMA...AND SOUTHWEST ARKANSAS. HYDROLOGIC SUMMARY AND OUTLOOK...
DESPITE THE WIDESPREAD RAINFALL OBSERVED FROM THE 17TH TO THE 19TH...LAKE
AND RESERVOIR LEVELS DID NOT RESPOND MUCH...WITH CONTINUED RESERVOIR RELEASES RESULTING IN POOL STAGES SOME FIVE TO NEARLY NINE FEET BELOW NORMAL AT BROKEN BOW...DEQUEEN...AND GILLHAM LAKES. LAKES AND RESERVOIRS FARTHER SOUTH ACROSS NORTHEAST TEXAS AND NORTH LOUISIANA ARE FARING SLIGHTLY BETTER...WITH POOL STAGES TWO TO FOUR FEET BELOW NORMAL ESPECIALLY ACROSS THE SULPHUR AND CYPRESS BASINS. ADDITIONAL SLOW DETERIORATION SHOULD CONTINUE AREAWIDE THROUGH THE END OF THE MONTH AS THE DRY CONDITIONS...HOT TEMPERATURES AND INCREASED EVAPORATION PERSIST. NEXT ISSUANCE DATE...
THE NEXT DROUGHT INFORMATION STATEMENT WILL BE ISSUED BY EARLY SEPTEMBER.
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RELATED WEB SITES...
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SHREVEPORT HOMEPAGE: WWW.SRH.NOAA.GOV/SHV
NATIONAL INTEGRATED DROUGHT INFORMATION SYSTEM: WWW.DROUGHT.GOV U.S. DROUGHT MONITOR: WWW.DROUGHT.UNL.EDU/DM/MONITOR.HTML DROUGHT IMPACT REPORTER: WWW.DROUGHTREPORTER.UNL.EDU CLIMATE PREDICTION CENTER: WWW.CPC.NCEP.NOAA.GOV LA OFFICE OF STATE CLIMATOLOGY: WWW.LOSC.LSU.EDU TX OFFICE OF STATE CLIMATOLOGY: WWW.MET.TAMU.EDU/OSC OK CLIMATOLOGICAL SURVEY: HTTP://CLIMATE.OK.GOV UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY: HTTP://WATER.USGS.GOV TEXAS A&M AGRICULTURAL COMMUNICATIONS-AGNEWS: HTTP://AGNEWS.TAMU.EDU LA DEPT. OF AGRICULTURE AND FORESTRY: HTTP://WWW.LDAF.STATE.LA.US/ TEXAS FOREST SERVICE: HTTP://TEXASFORESTSERVICE.TAMU.EDU ARKANSAS FIRE INFO: HTTP://WWW.ARKFIREINFO.ORG OKLAHOMA FORESTRY SERVICES: HTTP://WWW.FORESTRY.OK.GOV/WILDLAND-FIRE LSU AG CENTER: HTTP://WWW.LSUAGCENTER.COM ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS...
THE U.S. DROUGHT MONITOR FACILITATES COLLABORATION AMONGST VARIOUS
AGENCIES...INCLUDING THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE...STATE CLIMATOLOGISTS...THE CLIMATE PREDICTION CENTER...AND THE U.S. DROUGHT MITIGATION CENTER. INFORMATION FROM THIS STATEMENT HAS BEEN GATHERED FROM NWS/FAA OBSERVATION SITES...THE USDA...CORPS OF ENGINEERS...USGS... TEXAS FOREST SERVICE...TEXAS INTERAGENCY COORDINATION CENTER... ARKANSAS FORESTRY COMMISSION...AND THE OKLAHOMA FORESTRY SERVICES. QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS...
IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS ABOUT THIS DROUGHT INFORMATION
STATEMENT...PLEASE CONTACT:
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FORECAST OFFICE
5655 HOLLYWOOD AVE. SHREVEPORT LA 71109
PHONE: (318) 631-3669
EMAIL: SR-SHV.WEBMASTER@NOAA.GOV
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15/HANSFORD
Natchitoches, La. Weather Summaries For August 29-31, 2012 (Official Weather Summaries From NWS cooperative data and the Shreveport National Weather Service):
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SUBSTATION TEMPERATURE AND PRECIPITATION OBSERVATIONS
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SHREVEPORT LA 1100 AM CDT FRI AUG 31 2012
NWS COOP 24 HOUR TEMP AT 24 HOUR
SUBSTATION HIGH LOW OB TIME PRECIP --------------------------------------------------- NORTH LOUISIANA: BENTON 5E 79 74 76 0.55 BLANCHARD 3W 80 73 73 0.44 HOMER 1N 77 73 77 1.32 MANSFIELD 88 75 77 2.40 MOORINGSPORT 81 73 75 0.22 NATCHITOCHES #2 80 73 78 0.40 RED RVR RESEARCH 81 74 81 0.56 RUSTON - LA TECH 90 72 79 0.85 S`PORT-SRN HILLS 79 73 74 0.40
EAST TEXAS:
ATLANTA 84 72 72 0.33 CARTHAGE 82 74 75 0.14 CENTER 80 74 79 0.45 CHALK HILL 84 73 77 0.15 GARRISON 2S 84 76 76 M HALLSVILLE 82 72 73 0.26 HOLLY LAKE RANCH 90 73 74 0.00 HENDERSON 82 73 75 0.06 LONGVIEW #2 83 73 74 0.21 LUFKIN 11NW 86 76 79 0.07 MARSHALL 94 73 77 0.16 MINEOLA 94 72 74 0.00 NACOGDOCHES 85 75 80 0.06 SAN AUGUSTINE 79 74 79 0.30 TEXARKANA 84 72 73 0.50 TYLER 89 75 76 T WRIGHT PATMAN DAM 84 72 72 0.26
SOUTHWEST ARKANSAS:
ASHDOWN 86 73 73 0.29 DEQUEEN 90 71 72 0.32 HOPE 3NE 82 72 72 0.87 MAGNOLIA 78 72 73 1.49 NASHVILLE 89 73 73 0.81 SOUTHEAST OKLAHOMA: BATTIEST 93 69 72 T DAILY AGRICULTURAL OBSERVATIONS FOR SOIL TEMPERATURES...CLASS PAN EVAPORATION...AND TOTALIZING ANEMOMETER WIND MEASUREMENTS ARE LISTED IN THE TABLE BELOW. NWS COOP SOIL TEMPERATURE EVAPORATION TOTAL SUBSTATION HIGH LOW CURRENT WINDS ------------------------------------------------------- HOPE 3NE AR 72 W. PATMAN DAM TX 0.25 72 $$
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SUBSTATION TEMPERATURE AND PRECIPITATION OBSERVATIONS
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SHREVEPORT LA 1100 AM CDT THU AUG 30 2012
NWS COOP 24 HOUR TEMP AT 24 HOUR
SUBSTATION HIGH LOW OB TIME PRECIP --------------------------------------------------- NORTH LOUISIANA: BENTON 5E 96 76 79 0.00 BLANCHARD 3W 96 75 75 0.00 FARMERVILLE 91 71 72 0.38 HOMER 1N 94 74 75 0.04 JENA 4WSW 83 72 74 1.10 MINDEN 93 74 74 0.02 MOORINGSPORT 95 73 79 0.00 NATCHITOCHES #2 87 73 73 0.41 RUSTON - LA TECH 90 72 76 0.77 S`PORT-SRN HILLS 97 75 78 T
EAST TEXAS:
ATLANTA 97 75 78 0.00 CARTHAGE 95 75 79 0.00 CENTER 94 75 77 0.03 CHALK HILL 96 77 79 0.00 GARRISON 2S 93 75 79 0.00 HALLSVILLE 97 74 76 0.00 HOLLY LAKE RANCH 95 72 76 0.00 HENDERSON 95 73 76 0.00 LONGVIEW #2 97 74 76 0.00 LUFKIN 11NW 95 75 78 0.00 MARSHALL 94 76 79 0.00 MINEOLA 94 72 76 0.00 NACOGDOCHES 98 77 78 0.00 SAM RAYBURN DAM 87 78 81 0.00 TEXARKANA 96 76 78 0.00 TOLEDO BEND DAM 88 76 77 0.03 TYLER 94 76 76 0.00 WRIGHT PATMAN DAM M M M 0.00
SOUTHWEST ARKANSAS:
ASHDOWN 96 76 79 0.00 DEQUEEN 96 76 79 0.00 NASHVILLE 99 78 80 0.00
SOUTHEAST OKLAHOMA:
BATTIEST 94 58 70 0.00 DAILY AGRICULTURAL OBSERVATIONS FOR SOIL TEMPERATURES...CLASS PAN EVAPORATION...AND TOTALIZING ANEMOMETER WIND MEASUREMENTS ARE LISTED IN THE TABLE BELOW. NWS COOP SOIL TEMPERATURE EVAPORATION TOTAL SUBSTATION HIGH LOW CURRENT WINDS ------------------------------------------------------- RAYBURN DAM TX 0.16 57 TOLEDO BEND TX 0.28 W. PATMAN DAM TX 0.19 M
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SUBSTATION TEMPERATURE AND PRECIPITATION OBSERVATIONS
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SHREVEPORT LA 1100 AM CDT WED AUG 29 2012
NWS COOP 24 HOUR TEMP AT 24 HOUR
SUBSTATION HIGH LOW OB TIME PRECIP --------------------------------------------------- NORTH LOUISIANA: BENTON 5E 94 74 76 0.00 BLANCHARD 3W 94 74 75 0.00 CALHOUN 94 74 76 0.00 COLUMBIA LOCK 92 72 75 0.10 HODGES GARDENS 94 71 76 0.00 MANSFIELD 92 75 77 0.00 MINDEN 92 75 76 0.00 NATCHITOCHES #2 94 76 78 0.00 RED RVR RESEARCH 94 75 77 0.00 RUSTON - LA TECH 93 74 75 0.00 S`PORT-SRN HILLS 97 75 77 0.00
EAST TEXAS:
ATLANTA 96 75 75 0.00 CARTHAGE 93 73 79 0.00 CENTER 96 73 75 0.00 CHALK HILL 95 76 78 0.00 GARRISON 2S 96 75 75 0.00 HALLSVILLE 95 73 75 0.00 HOLLY LAKE RANCH 94 71 72 0.00 HENDERSON 95 72 74 0.00 LAKE FORK 92 74 74 0.04 LONGVIEW #2 96 73 74 0.00 LUFKIN 11NW 94 72 75 0.00 MINEOLA 93 71 72 0.00 NACOGDOCHES 96 74 77 0.00 SAM RAYBURN DAM 93 77 79 0.00 SAN AUGUSTINE 92 75 81 0.00 TEXARKANA 95 76 76 0.00 TOLEDO BEND DAM 96 74 78 0.00 WRIGHT PATMAN DAM 93 73 76 0.00
SOUTHWEST ARKANSAS:
ASHDOWN 95 76 77 0.00 DEQUEEN 96 76 80 0.00 NASHVILLE 98 78 78 0.00
SOUTHEAST OKLAHOMA:
BATTIEST 94 58 58 0.00 DAILY AGRICULTURAL OBSERVATIONS FOR SOIL TEMPERATURES...CLASS PAN EVAPORATION...AND TOTALIZING ANEMOMETER WIND MEASUREMENTS ARE LISTED IN THE TABLE BELOW. NWS COOP SOIL TEMPERATURE EVAPORATION TOTAL SUBSTATION HIGH LOW CURRENT WINDS ------------------------------------------------------- LAKE FORK TX 0.32 RED RVR RSCH LA M M 0.30 31 RAYBURN DAM TX 0.27 37 TOLEDO BEND TX 0.37 W. PATMAN DAM TX 0.40 33 $$
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