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ACUS74 KLCH 182026
PSHLCH
POST TROPICAL CYCLONE REPORT...HURRICANE BARRY
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE LAKE CHARLES LA
323 PM CDT THU JUL 18 2019
NOTE: THE DATA SHOWN HERE ARE PRELIMINARY....AND SUBJECT TO UPDATES
AND CORRECTIONS AS APPROPRIATE.
THIS REPORT INCLUDES EVENTS OCCURRING WHEN WATCHES AND/OR WARNINGS
WERE IN EFFECT...OR WHEN SIGNIFICANT FLOODING ASSOCIATED WITH BARRY
OR ITS REMNANTS WAS AFFECTING THE AREA.
COUNTIES INCLUDED...ACADIA...ALLEN...AVOYELLES...BEAUREGARD...
CALCASIEU...CAMERON...EVANGELINE...HARDIN...IBERIA...JASPER...
JEFFERSON...JEFFERSON DAVIS...LAFAYETTE...NEWTON...ORANGE...
RAPIDES...ST. LANDRY...ST. MARTIN...ST. MARY...TYLER...VERMILION...
VERNON
UPDATE 7/18...UPDATED TO INCLUDE SOME RAINFALL REPORTS FROM DD6.
UPDATED WATER LEVELS FROM USACOE GAGES. UPDATED STORM IMPACTS FOR
AREAS SURVEYED.
A. LOWEST SEA LEVEL PRESSURE/MAXIMUM SUSTAINED WINDS AND PEAK GUSTS
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METAR OBSERVATIONS...
NOTE: ANEMOMETER HEIGHT IS 10 METERS AND WIND AVERAGING IS 2 MINUTES
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LOCATION ID MIN DATE/ MAX DATE/ PEAK DATE/
LAT LON PRES TIME SUST TIME GUST TIME
DEG DECIMAL (MB) (UTC) (KT) (UTC) (KT) (UTC)
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KLCH-LAKE CHARLES REGIONAL AIRPORT LA
30.13 -93.23 1001.7 13/1153 060/023 13/0220 210/033 14/1753
KAEX-ALEXANDRIA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT LA
31.33 -92.56 1003.0 14/0007 130/024 14/0455 080/034 13/2321
KLFT-LAFAYETTE REGIONAL AIRPORT LA
30.21 -91.98 998.3 13/0953 180/031 14/0045 180/045 14/0229
KPOE-FORT POLK LA
31.04 -93.19 1001.7 13/2358 040/017 13/1828 030/028 13/1958
KARA-NEW IBERIA/ACADIANA REGIONAL AIRPORT LA
30.03 -91.88 996.9 13/1212 160/043 13/1930 180/057 13/2244
KP92-SALT POINT LA
29.56 -91.53 994.6 13/1053 999/999 12/1200 999/999 12/1200
KESF-ESLER REGIONAL AIRPORT LA
31.40 -92.28 1005.3 13/1030 160/017 14/1940 160/027 14/1940
KDRI-DE RIDDER/BEAUREGARD PARISH AIRPORT LA
30.83 -93.34 1002.5 13/2335 360/013 13/1215 010/026 13/2015
KPTN-PATTERSON MEMORIAL AIRPORT LA
29.71 -91.34 996.3 13/0845 160/035 13/1225 150/048 13/1156
KUXL-SULPHUR/SOUTHLAND FIELD AIRPORT LA
30.13 -93.38 1002.4 13/2015 190/026 14/2055 190/036 14/2055
KCWF-CHENNAULT AIR PARK LA
30.21 -93.14 1001.7 13/1035 200/021 14/2055 190/031 14/1955
K3R7-JENNINGS AIRPORT LA
30.24 -92.67 999.6 13/2015 180/025 14/0855 190/035 14/1355
KIYA-ABBEVILLE/CHRIS CRUSTA MEMORIAL AIRPORT LA
29.98 -92.08 996.3 13/1255 150/035 14/0255 150/047 14/0255
KOPL-OPELOUSAS/ST. LANDRY PARISH AIRPORT & AHART FIELD LA
30.56 -92.10 1000.9 13/2235 150/025 14/0235 170/038 14/0635
KACP-OAKDALE/ALLEN PARISH AIRPORT LA
30.75 -92.68 99999 12/1200 020/014 13/1755 030/024 13/1715
K5R8-DE QUINCY INDUSTRIAL AIR PARK LA
30.44 -93.47 1002.3 13/2255 340/013 13/1455 330/024 13/2115
KBKB-FT POLK/FULLERTON LANDING STRIP LA
31.02 -92.91 1001.4 13/2350 030/010 13/1554 030/022 13/1854
REMARKS:
NON-METAR OBSERVATIONS...
NOTE: ANEMOMETER HEIGHT IN METERS AND WIND AVERAGING PERIOD IN
MINUTES INDICATED UNDER MAXIMUM SUSTAINED WIND IF KNOWN
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LOCATION ID MIN DATE/ MAX DATE/ PEAK DATE/
LAT LON PRES TIME SUST TIME GUST TIME
DEG DECIMAL (MB) (UTC) (KT) (UTC) (KT) (UTC)
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HAKL1-HACKBERRY RAWS LA
29.89 -93.40 99999 12/1200 207/016 14/1749 225/033 15/1549
6.1 M
VRNL1-DOVE FIELD RAWS LA
31.03 -92.98 99999 12/1200 049/013 13/1634 046/028 13/1834
6.1 M
GARL1-EVANGELINE/GARDNER RAWS LA
31.19 -92.63 99999 12/1200 072/011 13/2246 077/027 13/2146
6.1 M
LACL1-LACASSINE RAWS LA
30.00 -92.89 99999 12/1200 117/011 12/1546 116/022 12/1646
6.1 M
LEVL1-VERNON RAWS LA
31.02 -93.19 99999 12/1200 030/012 13/1959 030/030 13/1959
6.1 M
B. MARINE OBSERVATIONS...
NOTE: ANEMOMETER HEIGHT IN METERS AND WIND AVERAGING PERIOD IN
MINUTES INDICATED UNDER MAXIMUM SUSTAINED WIND IF KNOWN
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LOCATION ID MIN DATE/ MAX DATE/ PEAK DATE/
LAT LON PRES TIME SUST TIME GUST TIME
DEG DECIMAL (MB) (UTC) (KT) (UTC) (KT) (UTC)
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TXPT2-TEXAS POINT
29.69 -93.84 1002.3 13/0848 200/036 14/1648 200/049 14/1624
12.5
SBPT2-SABINE PASS NORTH
29.73 -93.87 1004.9 13/0854 200/026 14/2142 200/038 14/2030
5.8
PORT2-PORT ARTHUR
29.87 -93.93 1003.4 13/2112 200/023 14/2230 200/031 14/2236
10.7
CAPL1-CALCASIEU PASS
29.77 -93.34 1000.4 13/1024 220/040 14/1500 220/048 14/1500
12.3
FRWL1-FRESHWATER CANAL LOCKS
29.55 -92.31 996.5 13/1042 160/040 14/0506 160/052 14/0154
17.4
KEIR-EUGENE ISLAND 215
28.63 -91.49 994.4 13/2024 200/062 13/1054 210/074 13/1112
4
AMRL1-AMERADA PASS
29.45 -91.34 995.3 13/0818 150/031 13/1024 150/053 13/1048
11
TESL1-BERWICK
29.67 -91.24 996.7 13/0836 170/040 13/1712 170/055 13/1448
12.5
VCPL1-CYPREMORT POINT
29.71 -91.88 999/999 150/064 13/2330
REMARKS:
C. STORM TOTAL RAINFALL FROM 1200 UTC JUL 12 UNTIL 1200 UTC JUL 16
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CITY/TOWN COUNTY ID RAINFALL
LAT LON (IN)
DEG DECIMAL
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4 S RAGLEY BEAUREGARD 23.58
30.46 -93.23
2 SSW RAGLEY BEAUREGARD 18.78
30.49 -93.24
1 SSW OBERLIN ALLEN OBEL1 18.16
30.60 -92.77
1 ESE COTTONPORT AVOYELLES 17.12
30.98 -92.03
4 SSW MARKSVILLE AVOYELLES 16.08
31.07 -92.08
2 W MANSURA AVOYELLES 16.08
31.06 -92.08
5 SE RAGLEY BEAUREGUARD LA-BG-2 15.74
30.46 -93.17
3 WNW GILLIS CALCASIEU CIHL1 14.96
30.39 -93.25
1 NW OBERLIN ALLEN LA-AL-3 14.70
30.62 -92.77
5 WNW MOSS BLUFF CALCASIEU CWFL1 13.72
30.34 -93.28
2 E BUHLER CALCASIEU CLBL1 13.40
30.33 -93.33
1 NE BORDELONVILLE AVOYELLES 12.98
31.11 -91.90
DE QUINCY CALCASIEU 12.86
30.45 -93.44
DEQUINCY CALCASIEU 12.85
30.45 -93.44
BUNKIE RAPIDES LA-AV-1 12.44
30.95 -92.19
1 WSW BUNKIE RAPIDES 12.29
30.95 -92.20
4 WSW GILLIS CALCASIEU D3319 12.19
30.36 -93.27
4 NW MOSS BLUFF CALCASIEU 11.94
30.34 -93.26
1 NE BUNKIE AVOYELLES BNKL1 11.80
30.96 -92.18
1 NW DUPONT AVOYELLES 11.72
30.94 -91.96
5 SSW DE QUINCY CALCASIEU CGEL1 11.64
30.38 -93.46
2 WSW TOPSY CALCASIEU CMBL1 11.51
30.40 -93.15
1 E SIMMESPORT AVOYELLES SMAL1 11.12
30.98 -91.80
2 SSE DE QUINCY CALCASIEU CBUL1 10.92
30.42 -93.42
1 S GILLIS CALCASIEU CSGL1 10.88
30.35 -93.20
4 NW MOSS BLUFF CALCASIEU CIBL1 10.76
30.34 -93.25
3 NW GRAND PRAIRIE EVANGELINE 10.60
30.71 -92.18
6 ENE VILLE PLATTE EVANGELINE 10.60
30.71 -92.19
1 E MORGAN CITY ST. MARY 10.60
29.70 -91.18
2 ESE DEQUINCY CALCASIEU CRGL1 10.20
30.44 -93.42
2 SW GILLIS CALCASIEU CIPL1 10.16
30.35 -93.23
4 WNW KINDER ALLEN KDRL1 9.80
30.50 -92.92
4 NW JEANERETTE ST. MARTIN JENL1 9.66
29.95 -91.72
2 NE MARKSVILLE AVOYELLES MKVL1 9.25
31.15 -92.04
3 ESE VILLE PLATTE EVANGELINE 9.05
30.68 -92.23
3 NW FRANKLIN ST. MARY FRAL1 8.70
29.83 -91.55
1 N RAGLEY BEAUREGARD 8.50
30.53 -93.23
2 SSW GILLIS CALCASIEU CJML1 8.36
30.34 -93.21
3 SSW GILLIS CALCASIEU MBLL1 8.31
30.34 -93.22
2 NE STARKS NEWTON CBHL1 8.16
30.33 -93.63
6 S DEQUINCY CALCASIEU CAFL1 7.88
30.36 -93.45
STARKS NEWTON CSTL1 7.56
30.32 -93.66
2 NNW DEQUINCY CALCASIEU CDQL1 7.48
30.48 -93.46
7 WNW SULPHUR CALCASIEU CLPL1 7.44
30.28 -93.47
2 E CADE ST. MARTIN CADL1 7.37
30.09 -91.87
2 WSW DEQUINCY CALCASIEU K5R8 7.20
30.44 -93.47
1 W INTRACOASTAL CITY VERMILION VLKL1 6.84
29.78 -92.17
ST. MARTINVILLE ST. MARTIN LA-SM-2 6.78
30.12 -91.83
1 E ABBEVILLE VERMILION LA-VM-4 6.63
29.98 -92.11
ERATH VERMILION LA-VM-7 6.42
29.96 -92.03
2 N MOSS BLUFF CALCASIEU 6.40
30.33 -93.20
2 SW NEW IBERIA IBERIA 6.32
29.98 -91.84
1 NNW ST. MARTINVILLE ST. MARTIN 6.30
30.14 -91.84
6 NE FORKED ISLAND VERMILION D4071 6.28
29.88 -92.22
1 W ERATH VERMILION 6.19
29.96 -92.05
4 SE TOPSY CALCASIEU LA-CC-9 6.09
30.37 -93.07
1 N SCOTT LAFAYETTE LA-LY-6 6.07
30.25 -92.09
1 NW MOSS BLUFF CALCASIEU CPRL1 6.04
30.32 -93.22
4 E LAFAYETTE LAFAYETTE VRLL1 5.93
30.22 -91.96
3 NE MOSS BLUFF CALCASIEU CGGL1 5.84
30.33 -93.17
3 E GRAND COTEAU ST. LANDRY LA-SL-1 5.70
30.42 -92.00
1 WNW CARENCRO LAFAYETTE CRCL1 5.66
30.32 -92.05
2 NNW MOSS BLUFF CALCASIEU CBRL1 5.54
30.33 -93.21
1 NNW BERWICK ST. MARY LA-MY-2 5.51
29.71 -91.25
3 NW STARKS NEWTON CSOL1 5.44
30.35 -93.69
4 ENE CARENCRO LAFAYETTE LA-LY-7 5.22
30.34 -91.98
2 ESE LAFAYETTE LAFAYETTE KLFT 5.16
30.20 -92.00
5 W BUNDICK LAKE BEAUREGARD LA-BG-3 5.02
30.75 -93.18
1 N SULPHUR CALCASIEU CBBL1 5.00
30.24 -93.35
1 N BERWICK ST. MARY 4.95
29.72 -91.24
2 SSW JENNINGS JEFFERSON DAVIS JNNL1 4.91
30.20 -92.67
1 NE CARENCRO LAFAYETTE F5486 4.88
30.32 -92.02
2 SSE KAPLAN VERMILION LA-VM-2 4.85
29.98 -92.27
3 NNW OPELOUSAS ST. LANDRY KOPL 4.84
30.56 -92.10
2 W SULPHUR CALCASIEU CDSL1 4.84
30.23 -93.38
3 E ABBEVILLE VERMILION KIYA 4.83
29.98 -92.08
9 NNE VINTON CALCASIEU CEDL1 4.76
30.31 -93.50
4 N SULPHUR CALCASIEU CHSL1 4.75
30.29 -93.36
1 WSW MOSS BLUFF CALCASIEU MBFL1 4.68
30.30 -93.22
2 SW NEDERLAND JEFFERSON KBPT 4.60
29.95 -94.02
1 NE GRAND COTEAU ST. LANDRY GRCL1 4.60 I
30.43 -92.03
MOSS BLUFF CALCASIEU CMOL1 4.60
30.30 -93.21
5 SW ARNAUDVILLE ST. MARTIN BVCL1 4.45
30.37 -91.99
7 SSE GARDNER RAPIDES GARL1 4.40
31.18 -92.63
2 SSE KAPLAN VERMILION C2220 4.38
29.98 -92.27
7 SW CENTRAL GARDENS JEFFERSON JYIT2 4.33
29.93 -94.11
1 E MOSS BLUFF CALCASIEU CFDO1 4.24
30.30 -93.18
2 ENE BATSON HARDIN JYKT2 4.21
30.26 -94.57
4 N LEBLEU SETTLEMENT CALCASIEU CACL1 4.20
30.33 -93.07
2 N SULPHUR CALCASIEU CFBL1 4.16
30.25 -93.35
5 N REEVES BEAUREGARD CBOL1 4.12
30.59 -93.06
1 WSW CHURCH POINT ACADIA LA-AC-2 4.07
30.40 -92.22
4 NW WESTLAKE CALCASIEU CHAL1 4.04
30.29 -93.32
3 WNW LEBLEU SETTLEMENT CALCASIEU CWOL1 3.96
30.30 -93.12
7 ESE BALL RAPIDES KESF 3.94 I
31.39 -92.30
SULPHUR CALCASIEU SULL1 3.86
30.23 -93.35
1 NNE WESTLAKE CALCASIEU CWRL1 3.76
30.26 -93.25
2 N NEW IBERIA IBERIA 3.74
30.03 -91.82
3 WSW LEBLEU SETTLEMENT CALCASIEU CKGL1 3.64
30.26 -93.12
2 ENE SULPHUR CALCASIEU CMFL1 3.64
30.25 -93.32
2 NNE LEBLEU SETTLEMENT CALCASIEU CAHL1 3.56
30.31 -93.07
LEBLEU SETTLEMENT CALCASIEU CKHL1 3.48
30.28 -93.08
2 NE LAKE CHARLES CALCASIEU CKAL1 3.48
30.23 -93.17
1 NW LEBLEU SETTLEMENT CALCASIEU CCHL1 3.36
30.29 -93.10
3 E MOSS BLUFF CALCASIEU 3.29
30.31 -93.15
1 ESE SULPHUR CALCASIEU CDML1 3.20
30.23 -93.35
3 SW ALEXANDRIA RAPIDES LA-RP-7 3.13
31.26 -92.49
3 SE MOSS BLUFF CALCASIEU CKPL1 3.08
30.26 -93.17
4 ESE DERIDDER BEAUREGARD BUNL1 3.06
30.82 -93.23
3 SW LEBLEU SETTLEMENT CALCASIEU CEPL1 3.04
30.25 -93.13
2 NNE HAYES CALCASIEU CLHL1 3.04
30.13 -92.91
2 WNW BULK TERMINAL CALCASIEU CAAL1 3.04
30.20 -93.33
3 W CARLYSS CALCASIEU CCDL1 2.96
30.17 -93.43
1 W WELSH JEFFERSON DAVIS LA-JD-2 2.89
30.24 -92.82
2 SSW LAKE CHARLES CALCASIEU CCAL1 2.88
30.18 -93.21
3 WNW CARLYSS CALCASIEU CSRL1 2.88
30.19 -93.42
2 E SULPHUR CALCASIEU LA-CC-6 2.87
30.23 -93.32
3 WNW BOYCE RAPIDES BYCL1 2.86
31.41 -92.72
1 NNW JENNINGS JEFFERSON DAVIS K3R7 2.85
30.24 -92.67
1 N VINTON CALCASIEU CBWL1 2.80
30.21 -93.58
1 WSW RAYNE LAFAYETTE LA-AC-3 2.78
30.24 -92.28
2 SSW SULPHUR CALCASIEU CBIL1 2.76
30.21 -93.37
3 SW LAKE CHARLES CALCASIEU CMCL1 2.72
30.18 -93.24
2 NNW ALEXANDRIA RAPIDES ALXL1 2.70
31.32 -92.47
2 S SULPHUR CALCASIEU LA-CC-20 2.70
30.20 -93.36
2 NE CROWLEY ACADIA CRRL1 2.63
30.23 -92.35
4 S LAKE CHARLES CALCASIEU CCML1 2.60
30.16 -93.21
3 SE BULK TERMINAL CALCASIEU D6036 2.56
30.15 -93.27
2 S LEBLEU SETTLEMENT CALCASIEU CBVL1 2.56
30.24 -93.08
3 SW ALEXANDRIA RAPIDES E6201 2.49
31.27 -92.50
2 ESE LAKE CHARLES CALCASIEU CKCL1 2.40
30.20 -93.17
4 SSE BULK TERMINAL CALCASIEU CBGL1 2.40
30.13 -93.28
2 SSE FORT POLK VERNON LEVL1 2.35
31.02 -93.19
2 SW LAKE CHARLES CALCASIEU CCBL1 2.28
30.21 -93.24
6 SSE DEWEYVILLE ORANGE ORET2 2.26
30.23 -93.71
4 SW CARLYSS CALCASIEU CBQL1 2.24
30.14 -93.42
5 WNW ALEXANDRIA RAPIDES KAEX 2.20
31.32 -92.54
3 SE LAKE CHARLES CALCASIEU CKML1 2.20
30.18 -93.17
1 ENE FORT POLK VERNON KPOE 2.17
31.05 -93.19
2 N LAKE CHARLES CALCASIEU LCHL1 2.15
30.25 -93.22
3 WSW DERIDDER BEAUREGARD KDRI 1.91
30.83 -93.34
6 NNE PITKIN VERNON KBKB 1.90
31.02 -92.91
5 NW ROCKEFELLER WILDLIF CAMERON GCHL1 1.83
29.73 -92.82
7 NNW PITKIN VERNON VRNL1 1.81
31.03 -92.98
5 SSE LAKE CHARLES CALCASIEU LA-CC-14 1.80
30.15 -93.18
1 ESE IOWA CALCASIEU LA-CC-3 1.78
30.23 -93.00
1 NW PICKERING VERNON LSVL1 1.76
31.04 -93.28
5 E LAKE CHARLES CALCASIEU CJSL1 1.75
30.20 -93.12
2 SW IOWA CALCASIEU CEBL1 1.40
30.22 -93.04
6 SE LAKE CHARLES CALCASIEU CWLL1 1.40
30.15 -93.13
6 SSW LAKE CHARLES CALCASIEU KLCH 1.22
30.13 -93.24
3 ENE BEAUMONT JEFFERSON BEAT2 1.18
30.10 -94.10
8 SSW HACKBERRY CAMERON HCKL1 1.11
29.86 -93.49
3 E BON WEIR NEWTON BWRT2 1.11
30.74 -93.61
2 NE GRAND LAKE CAMERON LA-CM-3 1.11
30.05 -93.24
TOWN BLUFF TYLER TBLT2 0.60
30.80 -94.18
1 E LEESVILLE VERNON LEEL1 0.59
31.14 -93.26
3 ENE CHINA JEFFERSON BAGT2 0.44
30.07 -94.29
D. INLAND FLOODING...
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E. MAXIMUM OBSERVED WATER LEVEL (WL)...
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ID CITY/TOWN COUNTY STATE WL DATUM DATE/ SOURCE
OR LOCATION (FT) TIME
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TXPT2 TEXAS POINT JEFFERSON TX 1.55 MHHW 15/0906 NOS
29.6894 -93.8419
SBPT2 SABINE PASS NOR JEFFERSON TX 1.44 MHHW 15/0912 NOS
29.7284 -93.8701
PORT2 PORT ARTHUR JEFFERSON TX 1.54 MHHW 14/2130 NOS
29.8671 -93.9310
CAPL1 CALCASIEU PASS CAMERON LA 1.87 MHHW 14/1518 NOS
29.7682 -93.3429
BKTL1 BULK TERMINAL CALCASIEU LA 2.42 MHHW 14/2019 NOS
30.1902 -93.3008
LCLL1 LAKE CHARLES CALCASIEU LA 2.43 MHHW 14/2136 NOS
30.2236 -93.2217
FRWL1 FRESHWATER LOCK VERMILION LA 3.64 MHHW 14/1106 NOS
29.5517 -92.3052
EINL1 EUGENE ISLAND ST. MARY LA 5.38 MHHW 13/1830 NOS
29.3675 -91.3839
AMRL1 AMERADA PASS ST. MARY LA 6.61 MHHW 13/1842 NOS
29.4496 -91.3381
TESL1 BERWICK ST. MARY LA 6.64 MHHW 13/2148 NOS
29.6675 -91.2376
FKNL1 FRANKLIN ST. MARY LA 7.20 NAVD88 14/0115 USGS
29.6800 -94.4700
VCPL1 CYPREMORT POINT ST. MARY LA 7.79 NAVD88 14/0000 USGS
29.7100 -91.8800
ICCL1 INTRACOASTAL CI VERMILION LA 6.84 NAVD88 14/0200 USGS
29.6700 -92.1400
VRPL1 VERMILION RIVER VERMILION LA 7.36 NAVD88 14/1900 USGS
29.9500 -92.1600
ESTL1 IWW @ LELAND BO VERMILION LA 6.98 NAVD88 14/0300 USCOE
29.7852 -92.2041
SCBL1 SCHOONER BAYOU VERMILION LA 3.57 NAVD88 14/0400 USCOE
29.7578 -92.2637
REMARKS:
F. TORNADOES...
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(DIST)CITY/TOWN COUNTY DATE/ EF SCALE
LAT LON (DEG DECIMAL) TIME(UTC) (IF KNOWN)
DESCRIPTION
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G. STORM IMPACTS BY COUNTY...
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COUNTY DEATHS INJURIES EVACUATIONS
DESCRIPTION
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CAMERON 0 0 0
VOLUNTARY EVACUATIONS WERE CALLED FOR SOUTH OF THE INTRACOASTAL
WATERWAY. ISOLATED POWER OUTAGES OCCURRED DUE TO THE TROPICAL
STORM-FORCE WIND GUSTS ON SATURDAY AND SUNDAY(JULY 13-14). WHEN THE
WINDS SHIFTED TO THE SOUTH ON SUNDAY JULY 14TH, TIDES ROSE AND
REACHED THE EDGE OF HIGHWAY 82 FROM JOHNSON BAYOU TO HOLLY BEACH AND
NEAR ROCKEFELLER REFUGE. ONE TO FIVE INCHES OF RAIN FELL IN CAMERON
PARISH.
CALCASIEU 0 0 0
DUE TO ALMOST 20 INCHES OF RAIN THAT FELL BETWEEN SUNDAY NIGHT JULY
14TH AND MONDAY MORNING JULY 15TH IN THE NORTHEASTERN SECTION OF THE
PARISH, WIDESPREAD FLOODING OCCURRED. EXACT NUMBER OF HOMES FLOODED
IS STILL BEING DETERMINED, BUT THE PRELIMINARY NUMBERS SHOW 55 HOMES
AND MOBILE HOMES WITH MAJOR FLOODING, 105 WITH MINOR DAMAGE, AND
ANOTHER 40 AFFECTED. IN ADDITION, 5 BUSINESSES RECEIVED MINOR
FLOODING. THE WORST HIT AREAS WERE THE NORTH SIDE OF MOSS BLUFF,
INTO THE GILLIS TO TOPSY AREA. AT LEAST 20 WATER RESCUES WERE
CONDUCTED, PRIMARILY FOR PEOPLE WHO DROVE VEHICLES INTO WATER THAT
WAS TOO DEEP. US HIGHWAY 171 WAS CLOSED FROM MOSS BLUFF NORTH INTO
BEAUREGARD PARISH. DUE TO OCCASIONAL WIND GUSTS TO NEAR TROPICAL
STORM-FORCE, ISOLATED POWER OUTAGES WERE NOTED ON SATURDAY AND
SUNDAY (JULY 13-14).
BEAUREGARD 0 0 0
SOUTHEASTERN BEAUREGARD PARISH RECEIVED 20 TO 25 INCHES OF RAIN
BETWEEN SUNDAY NIGHT AND MONDAY MORNING (JULY 14-15). THIS WAS
PRIMARILY IN THE RAGLEY REGION. WIDESPREAD FLOODING OCCURRED. US HWY
171 WAS CLOSED SOUTH OF RAGLEY DOWN THROUGH PARTS OF CALCASIEU
PARISH. SURVEYING IS INCOMPLETE, BUT SO FAR 15 HOMES ARE KNOWN TO
HAVE BEEN FLOODED. IN ADDITION, THERE WERE 10 WATER RESCUES FOR
PEOPLE WHO DROVE INTO DEEP WATER. DUE TO WINDS GUSTING TO NEAR
TROPICAL-STORM FORCE ON SATURDAY AND SUNDAY (JULY 13-14), ISOLATED
POWER OUTAGES OCCURRED.
VERNON 0 0 0
VERNON PARISH SAW 1-6 INCHES OF RAIN, CAUSING ISOLATED FLASH
FLOODING IN THE SOUTHEASTERN PART OF THE PARISH. WIND GUSTS NEAR
TROPICAL STORM-FORCE ON SATURDAY AND SUNDAY (JULY 13-14) CAUSED
ISOLATED POWER OUTAGES.
JEFFERSON DAVIS 0 0 0
JEFF DAVIS SAW 3 TO 7 INCHES OF RAIN, CAUSING MINOR FLOODING FROM
JENNINGS SOUTH TO LAKE ARTHUR. ISOLATED POWER OUTAGES OCCURRED
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY (JULY 13-14) DUE TO TROPICAL STORM-FORCE WIND
GUSTS.
ALLEN 0 0 0
TORRENTIAL RAINS SUNDAY NIGHT INTO MONDAY MORNING PRODUCED OVER 20
INCHES OF RAIN IN PARTS OF WESTERN ALLEN PARISH. WIDESPREAD FLOODING
WAS REPORTED ACROSS THE NORTHERN HALF OF THE PARISH. THE NUMBER OF
HOMES FLOODED IS STILL BEING INVESTIGATED. IN ADDITION, ISOLATED
POWER OUTAGES OCCURRED ON SATURDAY AND SUNDAY (JULY 13-14) DUE TO
TROPICAL STORM-FORCE WIND GUSTS.
RAPIDES 0 0 0
ONE TO EIGHT INCHES OF RAIN FELL, CAUSING ISOLATED AREAS IN THE
SOUTHEASTERN PART OF THE PARISH TO FLOOD SUNDAY NIGHT INTO MONDAY
(JULY 14-15). ISOLATED POWER OUTAGES WERE REPORTED DUE TO TROPICAL
STORM-FORCE WIND GUSTS ON SATURDAY AND SUNDAY (JULY 13-14).
VERMILION 0 0 0
A VOLUNTARY EVACUATION WAS CALLED FOR LOW-LYING AREAS IN VERMILION
PARISH. DUE TO STORM SURGE, INTRACOASTAL CITY, HENRY, ERATH, AND
DELCAMBRE FLOODED, WITH WATER DEPTHS VARYING FROM A FEW INCHES TO
SEVERAL FEET. LOCALS SAID THE STORM SURGE WAS COMPARABLE TO WHAT
HAPPENED IN 2002 HURRICANE LILI AND 2008 HURRICANE IKE. THE NUMBER
OF HOMES FLOODED IS STILL TO BE DETERMINED, ALTHOUGH 10 UNINSURED
HOMES WERE REPORTED TO FLOOD. RAINFALL TOTALS OF 3 TO 10 INCHES FELL
OVER THE WEEKEND, AND SCATTERED POWER OUTAGES DUE TO THE TROPICAL
STORM-FORCE WIND GUSTS OCCURRED AS WELL ON JULY 13-14. SCATTERED
TREES FELL DOWN ACROSS THE PARISH.
ACADIA 0 0 0
A VOLUNTARY EVACUATION WAS CALLED FOR SOUTH OF LA 92. THREE TO EIGHT
INCHES OF RAIN FELL, CAUSING ISOLATED POCKETS OF FLOODING. DUE TO
THE TROPICAL STORM-FORCE WINDS, SEVERAL TREES FELL DOWN. ONE TREE
HIT A HOME AND ANOTHER HIT A MOBILE HOME, CAUSING MAJOR DAMAGE.
SCATTERED POWER OUTAGES OCCURRED OVER THE WEEKEND (JULY 13-14).
EVANGELINE 0 0 0
SEVERAL ROADS WERE CLOSED DUE TO HEAVY RAINS OF 6 TO 20 INCHES THAT
FELL SUNDAY NIGHT INTO MONDAY MORNING (JULY 14-15). HOW MANY HOMES
FLOODED IS STILL BEING INVESTIGATED. IN ADDITION, TROPICAL
STORM-FORCE WIND GUSTS TOPPLED SCATTERED TREES, AND SCATTERED POWER
OUTAGES WERE REPORTED OVER THE WEEKEND (JULY 13-14).
AVOYELLES 0 0 0
THREE TO 15 INCHES OF RAIN FELL ACROSS AVOYELLES PARISH, CAUSING
NUMEROUS ROADS TO FLOOD. WATER WAS OVER A FOOT DEEP IN PLACES.
PRELIMINARY NUMBERS SHOW 5 HOMES RECEIVING MAJOR DAMAGE, 10 WITH
MINOR DAMAGE, AND ANOTHER 15 AFFECTED. WIND GUSTS OF TROPICAL
STORM-FORCE ON SATURDAY AND SUNDAY (JULY 13-14) CAUSED SEVERAL TREES
TO FALL DOWN, AND SCATTERED POWER OUTAGES OCCURRED.
ST. LANDRY 0 0 0
THREE TO FIFTEEN INCHES OF RAIN FELL ACROSS ST. LANDRY PARISH,
CAUSING FLOODED STREETS LATE SUNDAY INTO MONDAY (JULY 14-15). IN
ADDITION, TROPICAL STORM-FORCE WIND GUSTS CAUSED SCATTERED POWER
OUTAGES AND BLEW DOWN SOME TREES.
LAFAYETTE 0 0 0
THREE TO SEVEN INCHES OF RAIN FELL ACROSS LAFAYETTE PARISH, CAUSING
STREET FLOODING. IN ADDITION, TROPICAL STORM-FORCE WIND GUSTS CAUSED
SCATTERED POWER OUTAGES AND SCATTERED TREES TO BLOW DOWN.
ST. MARTIN 0 0 0
A VOLUNTARY EVACUATION WAS CALLED FOR LOWER ST. MARTIN PARISH,
INCLUDING THE STEPHENSVILLE AREA. THREE TO SEVEN INCHES OF RAIN
FELL, CAUSING SCATTERED FLOODED ROADS ON THE WEEKEND (JULY 13-14).
IN ADDITION, TROPICAL STORM-FORCE WIND GUSTS CAUSED SCATTERED TO
NUMEROUS POWER OUTAGES AND MANY TREES WERE BLOWN DOWN.
IBERIA 0 0 0
A VOLUNTARY EVACUATION WAS CALLED FOR PEOPLE LIVING SOUTH OF US HWY
90 AND OTHER LOW-LYING AREAS. SIX TO TEN INCHES OF RAIN FELL OVER
THE WEEKEND, CAUSING WIDESPREAD STREET FLOODING. IN ADDITION, STORM
SURGE CAUSED PARTS OF THE PORT OF IBERIA TO FLOOD. OTHER AREAS THAT
SAW STORM SURGE FLOODING INCLUDED THE DELCAMBRE AREA AND AREAS
NORTHEAST OF LAKE PEIGNEUR. LOCALS COMPARED THE STORM SURGE SIMILAR
TO WHAT THEY SAW IN 2002 WITH HURRICANE LILI. DUE TO THE STRONG
TROPICAL STORM-FORCE WIND GUSTS, NUMEROUS POWER OUTAGES AND NUMEROUS
TREES WERE BLOWN DOWN. THE HOSPITAL IN NEW IBERIA LOST POWER AND
IT'S TWO GENERATORS WENT OUT, SO THEY HAD TO EVACUATED 60 PATIENTS
IN THE MIDDLE OF THE STORM.
ST. MARY 0 0 0
VOLUNTARY EVACUATIONS SOUTH OF THE INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY WERE
UPGRADED TO MANDATORY DUE TO STORM SURGE IMPACTS INCREASING.
CYPREMORT POINT, BURNS POINT, AND AREAS OUTSIDE OF THE LEVEE IN THE
MORGAN CITY SAW STORM SURGE FLOODING. LEVELS VARIED FROM A FEW
INCHES TO 6 FEET DEEP. STORM SURGE OVERTOPPED SEVERAL LEVEES,
INCLUDING THE ONE ON HWY 317. LOCALS COMPARED THE STORM SURGE HEIGHT
COMPARABLE TO A LITTLE HIGHER THAN 2002 HURRICANE LILI. ST. MARY
PARISH SAW 4 TO 8 INCHES OF RAIN, BUT SAW WIDESPREAD WIND DAMAGE DUE
TO HURRICANE-FORCE WIND GUSTS. POWER OUTAGES WERE WIDESPREAD, AND
LASTED FOR SEVERAL DAYS. NUMEROUS TREES AND POWER LINES WERE DOWNED.
MANY HOMES AND BUSINESSES SAW WIND DAMAGE.
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