- 2 rivers exceeded flood stage: Neosho R. near Commerce (twice this month, both moderate flooding) and Verdigris R. near Lenapah (minor flooding)
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Locations east of I-44 and Hwy 75 received 125% to 300% of the normal September rainfall. Elsewhere, 25% to 75%. Eastern Kay, western Osage, and western Pawnee Counties had the biggest deficits receiving 10% to 25% of normal rainfall for September.
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According to OCS, Southeast OK ranked as the 6th wettest September and the 4th wettest July-September period (since 1921). From Jan. 1-Sept 30, Southeast OK ranked 11th wettest; East Central OK ranked 26th wettest; and Northeast OK ranked 24th wettest.
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According to the Drought Monitor, no drought conditions exist across eastern OK or northwest AR.
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