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ACUS74 KLCH 240336
PSHLCH
POST TROPICAL CYCLONE REPORT...HURRICANE LAURA
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE LAKE CHARLES LA
0935 PM CST TUE FEB 23 2021
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 LAURA
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...
SEP 04...UPDATED FOR...STORM IMPACT INFORMATION FOR COUNTIES
SEP 14...UPDATED FOR...ADDED MORE THAN FIFTY NON-METAR LOCATIONS
FROM THE TEXAS TECH HURRICANE RESEARCH TEAM. ADDED VERBIAGE FOR
FLOOD TYPE ON SEVERAL INLAND FLOOD REPORTS SOUTH OF INTERSTATE 10.
ADDED TWO MORE INDIRECT HEAT RELATED FATALITIES.
OCT 02...WFO BROWNSVILLE TX RESENT POST TROPICAL CYCLONE REPORT FOR
HURRICANE LAURA TO IMPORT DATA INTO WFO LAKE CHARLES LA DATABASE.
CORRECTION MADE TO SOME MARINE OBSERVATIONS PRESSURES, WINDSPEEDS.
UPDATED WATER LEVELS WITH VERIFIED NOS DATA.
OCT 16...CORRECTED MINIMUM PRESSURES FOR KLCH, KPOE, KDRI. CORRECTED
WINDS FOR KLCH, KLFT, KARA, KAEX, KBPT.
OCT 19...ADDED SOME WATER LEVEL INFORMATION.
NOV 22...CORRECTED MINIMUM PRESSURES FOR KDRI.
FEB 23...CORRECTED DIRECT FATALITY FOR CALCASIEU PARISH FROM 1 TO 0.
A MALE OF UNKNOWN AGE WAS PRESUMED DROWNED IN A SINKING SHIP.
EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT NOTIFIED WARNING COORDINATION METEOROLOGIST
THAT HE WAS INJURED BUT ACCOUNTED FOR AND RECOVERED.
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 MUN LA
30.12 -93.22 955.98 27/0720 110/085 27/0654 I 110/116 27/0642 I
KCWF-CHENNAULT INTL, LAKE CHARLES LA
30.21 -93.14 965.01 27/0735 I 130/066 27/0735 I 130/081 27/0735 I
KAEX-ALEXANDRIA INTL LA
31.33 -92.55 986.33 27/1240 150/054 27/1220 160/078 27/1226
KDRI-BEAUREGARD RGNL AP, DE RIDDER LA
30.83 -93.34 965.90 27/1015 050/042 27/0940 050/071 27/0940
KSCF-GOMEX SOUTH MARSH 268, LA AWOS-3 TX
29.12 -91.87 990.93 27/0025 120/056 27/0025 140/070 27/0145
KARA-NEW IBERIA/ACADIANA REGNL LA
30.03 -91.88 1000.89 27/0555 160/046 27/0931 160/066 27/0931
KBPT-BEAUMONT/PORT AR TX
29.95 -94.03 988.03 27/0639 330/042 27/0639 330/063 27/0639
K3R7-JENNINGS AP, JENNINGS LA
30.24 -92.67 991.06 27/0755 090/041 27/0555 110/063 27/0615
KPOE-FORT POLK (ARMY) LA
31.05 -93.18 969.50 27/1113 060/039 27/1010 I 060/061 27/1010
K5R8-DE QUINCY INDUSTRIAL AIR PARK LA
30.44 -93.47 955.22 27/0815 I 010/033 27/0735 I 020/059 27/0815 I
KUXL-SOUTHLAND FLD AP, SULPHUR LA
30.13 -93.38 988.44 27/0515 I 030/038 27/0515 I 030/056 27/0515 I
KBMT-BEAUMONT MUNI, BEAUMONT TX
30.07 -94.22 992.05 27/0715 330/042 27/0715 340/064 27/0735
KOPL-ST LANDRY PARISH AP, OPELOUSAS LA
30.56 -92.10 996.96 27/0855 140/030 27/0815 140/049 27/0915
KP92-SALT POINT LA
29.56 -91.53 1003.29 27/0459 I 130/028 27/0559 I 120/049 27/0459 I
KORG-ORANGE CNTY AP, ORANGE TX
30.07 -93.80 984.98 27/0615 I 340/033 27/0615 I 350/047 27/0555 I
KLFT-LAFAYETTE REGNL LA
30.20 -91.99 998.60 27/0610 170/031 27/0953 170/050 27/0953
KPTN-PATTERSON LA
29.71 -91.34 1003.40 27/0520 190/031 27/1303 200/045 27/1236
KACP-ALLEN PARISH AP, OAKDALE LA
30.75 -92.69 996.45 27/0615 I 050/015 27/0535 I 050/036 27/0615 I
KESF-ALEXANDRIA/ESLER LA
31.40 -92.30 996.60 27/0910 I 070/018 27/0855 I 070/036 27/0910 I
KJAS-JASPER/JASPER CO-BELL FIELD TX
30.89 -94.03 992.00 27/0730 I 010/019 27/0715 I 010/030 27/0715 I
KIYA-ABBEVILLE CHRIS CRUSTA MEM AP LA
29.98 -92.08 1001.12 27/0355 I 060/017 27/0355 I 060/028 27/0335 I
KBKB-FULLERTON LAND STRIP, FT. POLK LA
31.00 -92.97 992.27 27/0622 I 050/007 27/0431 I 060/021 27/0622 I
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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UF1T-FCMP T1 - WXFLOW LA
30.20 -93.15 137/090 27/0700 137/115 27/0700
10 M
XCAM-CAMERON - WXFLOW LA
29.78 -93.29 077/088 27/0519 081/101 27/0522
10 M
UF5T-FCMP T3 - WXFLOW LA
30.20 -93.37 100/069 27/0702 100/096 27/0702
10 M
LACL1-LACASSINE RAWS LA
30.00 -92.89 135/054 27/0646 134/083 27/0646
6.1 M
KRBT2-KIRBYVILLE RAWS TX
30.63 -93.83 978.67 27/0905 325/027 27/0905 317/069 27/1005
6.1 M
LEVL1-VERNON RAWS LA
31.02 -93.19 074/024 27/0959 058/064 27/1059
6.1 M
HAKL1-HACKBERRY RAWS LA
29.89 -93.40 042/038 27/0449 I 053/063 27/0449 I
6.1 M
GARL1-EVANGELINE/GARDNER RAWS LA
31.19 -92.63 178/024 27/1343 097/063 27/1143
6.1 M
VRNL1-DOVE FIELD RAWS LA
31.03 -92.98 123/022 27/1134 126/052 27/1134
6.1 M
WVLT2-WOODVILLE RAWS TX
30.74 -94.43 985.78 27/1004 007/025 27/0904 008/044 27/1004
6.1 M
FADT2-MCFADDIN RAWS TX
29.71 -94.12 333/027 27/0535 307/041 27/0635
6.1 M
WRRT2-SOUTHERN ROUGH RAWS TX
30.54 -94.35 340/011 27/0838 309/035 27/1038
6.1 M
TTU101-TEXAS TECH HRT STICKNET 101 TX
29.95 -94.55 996.7 999/019 999/029
2.25M
TTU102-TEXAS TECH HRT STICKNET 102 LA
30.14 -93.59 952.2 I 999/071 I 999/089 I
2.25M
TTU103-TEXAS TECH HRT STICKNET 103 TX
29.72 -94.50 996.8 999/023 999/031
2.25M
TTU104-TEXAS TECH HRT STICKNET 104 TX
29.71 -94.38 994.5 I 999/027 I 999/042 I
2.25M
TTU105-TEXAS TECH HRT STICKNET 105 TX
29.83 -94.31 993.8 999/026 999/038
2.25M
TTU106-TEXAS TECH HRT STICKNET 106 TX
29.95 -94.25 993.6 999/031 999/042
2.25M
TTU107-TEXAS TECH HRT STICKNET 107 LA
30.16 -93.56 954.9 999/064 999/083
2.25M
TTU108-TEXAS TECH HRT STICKNET 108 TX
29.75 -94.23 993.9 999/023 999/032
2.25M
TTU109-TEXAS TECH HRT STICKNET 109 TX
29.77 -94.66 998.5 999/021 999/028
2.25M
TTU110-TEXAS TECH HRT STICKNET 110 TX
29.36 -94.76 1000.6 999/023 999/028
2.25M
TTU111-TEXAS TECH HRT STICKNET 111 TX
29.84 -94.17 991.6 999/032 999/040
2.25M
TTU112-TEXAS TECH HRT STICKNET 112 TX
30.14 -93.75 953.1 999/060 999/081
2.25M
TTU213-TEXAS TECH HRT STICKNET 213 TX
29.88 -94.01 986.0 999/041 999/051
2.25M
TTU214-TEXAS TECH HRT STICKNET 214 TX
30.06 -93.75 972.7 I 999/046 I 999/063 I
2.25M
TTU215-TEXAS TECH HRT STICKNET 215 TX
29.59 -94.39 997.1 999/021 999/031
2.25M
TTU216-TEXAS TECH HRT STICKNET 216 TX
30.11 -94.21 991.1 999/029 999/037
2.25M
TTU217-TEXAS TECH HRT STICKNET 217 LA
30.14 -93.13 961.7 I 999/073 I 999/091 I
2.25M
TTU218-TEXAS TECH HRT STICKNET 218 TX
29.68 -94.67 999.6 999/018 999/026
2.25M
TTU219-TEXAS TECH HRT STICKNET 219 LA
30.02 -92.00 999.4 999/035 999/044
2.25M
TTU220-TEXAS TECH HRT STICKNET 220 LA
30.21 -92.82 987.0 999/050 999/062
2.25M
TTU221-TEXAS TECH HRT STICKNET 221 LA
30.17 -93.03 974.0 I 999/068 I 999/078 I
2.25M
TTU222-TEXAS TECH HRT STICKNET 222 TX
29.55 -94.73 1001.0 999/022 999/028
2.25M
TTU223-TEXAS TECH HRT STICKNET 223 TX
29.66 -94.57 997.4 999/021 999/028
2.25M
TTU224-TEXAS TECH HRT STICKNET 224 TX
30.08 -93.90 983.8 999/042 999/059
2.25M
TTU325-TEXAS TECH HRT STICKNET 325 LA
30.22 -93.54 954.9 999/060 999/082
2.25M
TTU326-TEXAS TECH HRT STICKNET 326 LA
30.18 -93.47 949.7 999/063 999/084
2.25M
TTU327-TEXAS TECH HRT STICKNET 327 LA
30.14 -93.45 947.9 999/057 999/098
2.25M
TTU328-TEXAS TECH HRT STICKNET 328 LA
30.15 -93.64 964.6 999/060 999/080
2.25M
TTU329-TEXAS TECH HRT STICKNET 329 LA
30.15 -93.56 953.0 999/072 999/093
2.25M
TTU330-TEXAS TECH HRT STICKNET 330 TX
29.89 -94.04 988.8 999/037 999/060
2.25M
TTU331-TEXAS TECH HRT STICKNET 331 LA
30.13 -93.52 950.4 I 999/067 I 999/087 I
2.25M
TTU332-TEXAS TECH HRT STICKNET 332 LA
30.11 -93.35 945.9 I 999/071 I 999/092 I
2.25M
TTU333-TEXAS TECH HRT STICKNET 333 TX
30.08 -93.80 978.1 999/045 999/068
2.25M
TTU334-TEXAS TECH HRT STICKNET 334 LA
30.28 -93.56 956.3 999/053 999/086
2.25M
TTU335-TEXAS TECH HRT STICKNET 335 LA
30.23 -93.64 963.5 999/055 999/084
2.25M
TTU336-TEXAS TECH HRT STICKNET 336 TX
29.86 -93.94 984.7 999/041 999/070
2.25M
TTU437-TEXAS TECH HRT STICKNET 437 LA
29.82 -90.87 1005.5 999/021 999/032
2.25M
TTU438-TEXAS TECH HRT STICKNET 438 LA
30.00 -92.34 996.8 999/047 999/059
2.25M
TTU439-TEXAS TECH HRT STICKNET 439 LA
30.02 -92.43 996.2 999/046 999/055
2.25M
TTU440-TEXAS TECH HRT STICKNET 440 LA
30.10 -93.18 954.7 999/083 999/108
2.25M
TTU442-TEXAS TECH HRT STICKNET 442 LA
30.04 -92.77 967.4 999/036 999/054
2.25M
TTU443-TEXAS TECH HRT STICKNET 443 LA
30.10 -92.92 980.9 999/056 999/070
2.25M
TTU444-TEXAS TECH HRT STICKNET 444 LA
29.69 -91.21 1004.5 999/025 999/035
2.25M
TTU445-TEXAS TECH HRT STICKNET 445 LA
30.08 -92.71 990.5 999/049 999/065
2.25M
TTU446-TEXAS TECH HRT STICKNET 446 TX
29.95 -93.88 983.5 999/045 999/065
2.25M
TTU447-TEXAS TECH HRT STICKNET 447 LA
30.13 -93.22 954.2 I 999/066 I 999/087 I
2.25M
TTU448-TEXAS TECH HRT STICKNET 448 LA
30.07 -93.09 963.7 I 999/074 I 999/099 I
2.25M
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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AMRL1-AMERADA PASS, LA NOS 8764227
29.45 -91.34 1004.9 27/0512 140/024 27/0954 130/042 27/0700
11 M
EINL1-N OF EUGENE ISLAND, LA NOS 8764314
29.37 -91.38 1004.3 27/0512 160/044 27/0448 160/055 26/1512
4 M
TESL1-TESORO MARINE TERMINAL, BERWICK, LA
29.67 -91.24 I 210/029 27/1342 130/045 27/0642
12.5 M
FRWL1-FRESH WATER CANAL LOCKS, LA 8766072
29.56 -92.31 1002.0 27/0006 I 080/032 27/0006 I 070/044 27/0006 I
17.4 M
CAPL1-NOS 8768094, CALCASIEU PASS, LA
29.77 -93.34 940.0 27/0554 070/081 27/0518 070/110 27/0518
12.3 M
LCLL1-8767816 NOS LAKE CHARLES, LA
30.22 -93.22 954.8 27/0736 I 999/999 I I
TXPT2-TEXAS POINT, TX NOS
29.69 -93.84 980.2 27/0554 330/065 27/0530 I 330/078 27/0536 I
12.5 M
SBPT2-SABINE PASS NORTH, TX NOS
29.73 -93.87 987.8 27/0630 360/045 27/0430 I 360/058 27/0430 I
5.8 M
PORT2-PORT ARTHUR, TX NOS 8770475
29.87 -93.93 985.4 27/0642 310/038 27/0642 310/064 27/0624
10.7 M
REMARKS:
C. STORM TOTAL RAINFALL FROM 1200 UTC AUG 26 UNTIL 1200 UTC AUG 28
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CITY/TOWN COUNTY ID RAINFALL
LAT LON (IN)
DEG DECIMAL
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LACASSINE CAMERON LACL1 10.39
30.00 -92.89
SABINE RIVER AT NAVAL PI ORANGE ORNT2 8.40
30.10 -93.72
1 WSW CHURCH POINT ACADIA LA-AC-2 8.14
30.40 -92.22
4 ENE CARENCRO LAFAYETTE LA-LY-7 7.76
30.34 -91.98
3 E GRAND COTEAU ST. LANDRY LA-SL-1 7.69
30.42 -92.00
LAFAYETTE REGIONAL AIRPO LAFAYETTE KLFT 7.65
30.20 -91.99
9 SE DERIDDER BEAUREGARD LA-BG-3 7.45
30.75 -93.18
BON WIER BEAUREGARD BWRT2 7.33
30.75 -93.61
BAYOU VERMILION NEAR CAR LAFAYETTE BVCL1 7.22
30.37 -91.99
1 ESE OPELOUSAS ST. LANDRY LA-SL-6 7.02
30.52 -92.07
ALEXANDRIA INTERNATIONAL RAPIDES KAEX 6.50 I
31.33 -92.56
1 N SCOTT LAFAYETTE LA-LY-6 6.47
30.25 -92.09
DOVE FIELD VERNON VRNL1 6.23
31.03 -92.98
BUNDICK CREEK NEAR DE RI BEAUREGARD BUNL1 6.21
30.82 -93.23
7 SSW LEESVILLE VERNON LA-VN-4 6.07
31.04 -93.31
1 W RAYNE ACADIA LA-AC-3 5.99
30.24 -92.28
EVANGELINE/GARDNER RAPIDES GARL1 5.75
31.18 -92.63
3 SW ALEXANDRIA RAPIDES LA-RP-7 5.69
31.26 -92.49
FORT POLK, POLK AAF VERNON KPOE 5.64 I
31.05 -93.19
OPELPUSAS ST LANDRY PARI ST. LANDRY KOPL 5.58
30.56 -92.10
VERNON VERNON LEVL1 5.58
31.02 -93.19
2 SSE KAPLAN VERMILION LA-VM-2 5.30
29.98 -92.27
1 NNW BREAUX BRIDGE ST. MARTIN LA-SM-3 5.26
30.29 -91.90
CW2220 KAPLAN VERMILION C2220 5.13
29.98 -92.27
KIRBYVILLE NEWTON KRBT2 5.06
30.63 -93.83
FW5486 CARENCRO LAFAYETTE F5486 5.04
30.32 -92.02
7 ENE WOODVILLE TYLER TX-TR-21 4.77
30.81 -94.29
CHENAULT AIRPARK CALCASIEU KCWF 4.71 I
30.22 -93.15
CALCASIEU RIVER NEAR KIN ALLEN KDRL1 4.66
30.50 -92.92
ACADIANA REGIONAL AIRPOR IBERIA KARA 4.54
30.03 -91.88
FW5779 CARENCRO LAFAYETTE F5779 4.51
30.32 -92.06
3 SSW GILLIS CALCASIEU MBLL1 4.50
30.34 -93.22
2 SW ABBEVILLE VERMILION LA-VM-8 4.46
29.96 -92.16
0 WSW BUNKIE AVOYELLES LA-AV-1 4.45
30.95 -92.19
EW6201 ALEXANDRIA RAPIDES E6201 4.37
31.27 -92.50
1 E ABBEVILLE VERMILION LA-VM-4 4.36
29.98 -92.11
BAYOU NEZPIQUE NEAR BASI ACADIA BSLL1 4.16
30.48 -92.63
1 NW BRIDGE CITY ORANGE TX-OR-1 4.11
30.04 -93.87
0 S ST. MARTINVILLE ST. MARTIN LA-SM-2 3.66
30.12 -91.83
FW0620 VINTON CALCASIEU F0620 3.49
30.20 -93.58
CW1478 RAYNE ACADIA C1478 3.48
30.27 -92.26
PATTERSON MEMORIAL ST. MARY KPTN 3.35
29.72 -91.33
FW5866 DUSON LAFAYETTE F5866 3.26
30.16 -92.12
DW4071 ABBEVILLE VERMILION D4071 3.23
29.88 -92.22
DE QUINCY INDUSTRIAL AIR CALCASIEU K5R8 3.06 I
30.44 -93.47
2 SE KIRBYVILLE JASPER TX-JS-3 2.97
30.64 -93.86
CALCASIEU RIVER NEAR OBE ALLEN OBCL1 2.86
30.64 -92.81
WHISKEY CHITTO CREEK NEA ALLEN MTTL1 2.86
30.70 -92.89
LAKE CHARLES REGIONAL AI CALCASIEU KLCH 2.51 I
30.13 -93.23
1 N SPRUGER TYLER TX-TR-20 2.40
30.70 -94.18
DW9101 SILSBEE TYLER D9101 2.31
30.65 -94.30
6 S SPRUGER TYLER TX-TR-12 2.19
30.60 -94.17
0 S FRED TYLER TX-TR-23 2.19
30.57 -94.18
WOODVILLE TYLER WVLT2 2.17
30.74 -94.43
2 WSW WOODVILLE TYLER TX-TR-19 2.10
30.77 -94.45
FW0338 PLAUCHEVILLE AVOYELLES F0338 2.09
30.94 -91.97
6 S WOODVILLE TYLER TX-TR-25 2.07
30.69 -94.50
W5MLE CARENCRO LAFAYETTE AR587 2.01
30.20 -92.10
1 NNW BERWICK ST. MARY LA-MY-2 2.00
29.71 -91.25
JENNINGS AIRPORT JEFFERSON DAVIS K3R7 1.93
30.24 -92.67
2 W NEDERLAND JEFFERSON TX-JJ-15 1.82
29.97 -94.03
SABINE CAMERON HAKL1 1.82
29.89 -93.40
7 S WOODVILLE TYLER TX-TR-3 1.81
30.67 -94.43
5 WSW WOODVILLE TYLER TX-TR-22 1.81
30.73 -94.50
SOUTHERN ROUGH TYLER WRRT2 1.72
30.54 -94.35
1 S KOUNTZE HARDIN TX-HRN-6 1.65
30.36 -94.32
KOUNTZE HARDIN TX-HRN-5 1.56
30.37 -94.32
VILLAGE CREEK NEAR KOUNT HARDIN KOUT2 1.46
30.40 -94.26
DW3319 LAKE CHARLES CALCASIEU D3319 1.44
30.36 -93.27
DERIDDLER BEAUREGARD KDRI 1.44 I
30.83 -93.34
1 WNW LUMBERTON HARDIN TX-HRN-1 1.43
30.27 -94.22
PINE ISLAND BAYOU ABOVE JEFFERSON BIPT2 1.39
30.18 -94.19
FW6317 LUMBERTON HARDIN F6317 1.37
30.28 -94.16
FW7908 ELMER RAPIDES F7908 1.35
31.12 -92.68
BEAUMONT/PORT ARTHUR SOU JEFFERSON KBPT 1.30
29.95 -94.03
PINE ISLAND BAYOU NEAR S JEFFERSON SOLT2 1.28
30.11 -94.33
7 N PORT ARTHUR JEFFERSON TX-JJ-14 1.26
29.93 -93.92
1 ENE BEAUMONT JEFFERSON TX-JJ-18 1.20
30.10 -94.14
NECHES RIVER NEAR EVADAL HARDIN EVDT2 1.17
30.36 -94.09
ORANGE COUNTY AIRPORT ORANGE KORG 1.12
30.07 -93.80
SALT POINT ST. MARY KP92 1.10 I
29.56 -91.52
CW4340 SILSBEE HARDIN C4340 1.08
30.38 -94.17
ALEXANDRIA ESLER REGIONA RAPIDES KESF 1.06 I
31.40 -92.28
3 SW BEAUMONT JEFFERSON TX-JJ-9 1.00
30.05 -94.18
4 S WARREN TYLER TX-TR-17 0.98
30.56 -94.40
9 WNW WOODVILLE TYLER TX-TR-24 0.84
30.80 -94.57
MCFADDIN JEFFERSON FADT2 0.84
29.71 -94.12
1 ESE CHESTER TYLER TX-TR-18 0.80
30.91 -94.59
DW3611 BEAUMONT JEFFERSON D3611 0.80
30.16 -94.20
FORT POLK - FULLERTON LA VERNON KBKB 0.71 I
31.02 -92.91
0 E BEAUMONT JEFFERSON TX-JJ-8 0.69
30.09 -94.14
JASPER COUNTY - BELL FIE JASPER KJAS 0.42 I
30.89 -94.03
ABBEVILLE CHRIS CRUSTA M VERMILION KIYA 0.06 I
29.98 -92.08
OAKDALE ALLEN KACP 0.01 I
30.75 -92.69
D. INLAND FLOODING...
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VERMILION...MUCH OF TOWN FLOODED. FEET OF WATER IN SOME AREAS
REPORTED BY BROADCAST MEDIA. MOST WAS FROM STORM SURGE THAT
PENETRATED WELL INLAND.
LAFAYETTE...FLASH FLOODING VIA BROADCAST MEDIA AT UNIVERSITY
UNDERPASS IN LAFAYETTE.
LAFAYETTE...FLASH FLOODING IN NEIGHBORHOOD. WATER COVERING STREET
AND MOST YARDS. REPORT VIA SOCIAL MEDIA. TIME ESTIMATED.
VERMILION...WATER SURROUNDING HOMES IN ABBEVILLE. MOST WAS FROM
STORM SURGE PENETRATING WELL INLAND.
ORANGE...FLOOD WATERS ENTERING MATTRESS HEADQUARTERS STORE IN
ORANGE.
IBERIA...AT LEAST ONE FOOT OF WATER ON ROADWAY AND NEAR HOMES. MOST
OF THIS WAS FROM STORM SURGE PENETRATION WELL INLAND.
ORANGE...CAR SUBMERGED IN FLOOD WATERS NEAR WEST PORT ORANGE
SHIPYARD. EXACT TIMING UNKNOWN.
ST. MARTIN...PUBLIC CALLED TO REPORT WATER FLOODING THE STREET AND
UP INTO FRONT YARDS WHILE HEAVY RAIN FROM THUNDERSTORMS IMPACTED THE
AREA.
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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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AMRL1 AMERADA PASS ST. MARY LA 4.76 MHHW 27/0800 NOS
29.4496 -91.3381
EINL1 EUGENE ISLAND ST. MARY LA 4.72 MHHW 27/0712 NOS
29.3675 -91.3839
TESL1 BERWICK ST. MARY LA 3.16 MHHW 27/1724 NOS
29.6675 -91.2376
FRWL1 FRESHWATER LOCK VERMILION LA 3.98 MHHW 26/1554 NOS I
29.5517 -92.3052
CAPL1 CALCASIEU PASS CAMERON LA 9.19 MHHW 27/0600 NOS
29.7682 -93.3429
BKTL1 BULK TERMINAL CALCASIEU LA 4.50 MHHW 27/1100 NOS
30.1902 -93.3008
LCLL1 LAKE CHARLES CALCASIEU LA 4.65 MHHW 27/1054 NOS
30.2236 -93.2217
SBPT2 SABINE PASS NOR JEFFERSON TX 3.60 MHHW 27/0406 NOS
29.7284 -93.8701
TXPT2 TEXAS POINT JEFFERSON TX 3.97 MHHW 27/0824 NOS
29.6894 -93.8419
PORT2 PORT ARTHUR JEFFERSON TX 2.52 MHHW 27/1018 NOS
29.8671 -93.9310
RBBT2 RAINBOW BRIDGE JEFFERSON TX 2.08 MHHW 27/1312 NOS
29.9812 -93.8847
VCPL1 CYPREMORT POINT ST. MARY LA 9.45 NAVD88 27/1045 USGS
29.7100 -91.8800
FKNL1 FRANKLIN ST. MARY LA 5.90 NAVD88 27/1400 USGS
29.6800 -94.4700
MUD ISLAND VERMILION LA 2.69 NAVD88 01/1800 USGS
29.7881 -92.4167
VRPL1 VERMILION RIVER VERMILION LA 8.10 NAVD88 27/1900 USGS
29.9500 -92.1600
REMARKS: A PRELIMINARY REPORT...OR HINDCAST...CREATED BY THE
NATIONAL HURRICANE CENTER INDICATED THAT PEAK STORM SURGE BASED ON
MEAN SEA LEVEL RANGED FROM 12 TO 21 FEET. FINAL VALUES BASED ON
DATUMS SUCH AS MEAN HIGHER HIGH WATER (MHHW) AND ABOVE GROUND LEVEL
(AGL) WILL BE AVAILABLE AFTER FULL SURVEYS ARE CONDUCTED.
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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3 SSW LAKE ARTHUR VERMILION 27/0300 -
30.05 -92.69
TORNADO DEBRIS SIGNATURE DETECTED ON TORNADIC CELL NEAR PECAN
ISLAND, LA. ADDITIONAL TORNADOES COULD BE FOUND AND CONFIRMED ONCE
DAMAGE SURVEYS ARE CONDUCTED.
G. STORM IMPACTS BY COUNTY...
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COUNTY DEATHS INJURIES EVACUATIONS
DESCRIPTION
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JEFFERSON 0 0 1
MANDATORY EVACUATION. STORM SURGE FLOODED SABINE PASS AND BACKED UP
AREA WATERWAYS INCLUDING THE NECHES RIVER, HILLEBRANDT BAYOU, AND
TAYLOR BAYOU. NUMEROUS TREES AND POWER LINES BLOWN DOWN ACROSS PORT
ARTHUR, PORT NECHES, BEAUMONT, NEDERLAND, AND GROVES. HOMES AND
BUSINESSES WERE DAMAGED BY THE FALLEN TREES, LINES, AND POLES. OVER
60 PERCENT OF THE COUNTY WAS WITHOUT POWER DURING THE PEAK OF THE
STORM. FIVE PEOPLE DIED (INDIRECT DEATHS) FROM CARBON MONOXIDE
POISONING INCLUDING THREE IN PORT ARTHUR FROM A GENERATOR RUNNING IN
AN ENCLOSED AREA. ANOTHER 18 PERSONS WERE INJURED AND TREATED FOR
CARBON MONOXIDE POISONING (INDIRECT INJURIES).
ORANGE 0 0 1
THERE WAS A MANDATORY EVACUATION FOR ORANGE COUNTY, TEXAS. STORM
SURGE BACKED UP THE SABINE AND NECHES WATERWAYS, AS WELL AS ADAMS
AND COW BAYOU. NUMEROUS TREES, POWER LINES, AND POLES WERE BLOWN
DOWN ACROSS THE ENTIRE COUNTY. HOMES AND BUSINESSES WERE DAMAGED
FROM TREES FALLING ON THEM OR DIRECTLY FROM THE WINDS. OVER 90
PERCENT OF THE COUNTY WAS WITHOUT POWER IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE STORM.
ONE PERSON DIED FROM CARBON MONOXIDE POISONING (INDIRECT DEATH).
HARDIN 0 0 1
THERE WAS A MANDATORY EVACUATION FOR THE COUNTY. MANY TREES AND
POWER LINES WERE BLOWN DOWN ACROSS THE COUNTY. HOMES AND BUSINESSES
WERE DAMAGED FROM TREES FALLING ON THEM OR FROM THE WINDS. OVER 40
PERCENT OF THE COUNTY WAS WITHOUT POWER IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE STORM.
TYLER 0 0 1
THERE WAS A MANDATORY EVACUATION FOR THE COUNTY. MANY TREES AND
POWER LINES WERE BLOWN DOWN ACROSS THE COUNTY. HOMES AND BUSINESS
WERE DAMAGED FROM TREES FALLING ON THEM, OR FROM THE WINDS. OVER 40
PERCENT OF THE COUNTY WAS WITHOUT POWER IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE STORM.
JASPER 0 0 1
THERE WAS A MANDATORY EVACUATION FOR THE COUNTY. MANY TREES AND
POWER LINES WERE BLOWN DOWN ACROSS THE COUNTY. HOMES AND BUSINESSES
WERE DAMAGED FROM TREES FALLING ON THEM OR FROM THE WINDS. OVER 40
PERCENT OF THE COUNTY WAS WITHOUT POWER IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE STORM.
NEWTON 0 0 1
THERE WAS A MANDATORY EVACUATION FOR THE COUNTY. MANY TREES AND
POWER LINE WERE BLOWN DOWN ACROSS THE COUNTY. HOMES AND BUSINESSES
WERE DAMAGED FROM TREES FALLING ON THEM, OR FROM THE WINDS. OVER 60
PERCENT OF THE COUNTY WAS WITHOUT POWER IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE STORM.
CAMERON 0 0 1
THERE WAS A MANDATORY EVACUATION FOR THE PARISH. MANY TREES AND
POWER LINES WERE BLOWN DOWN ACROSS THE PARISH. HOMES AND BUSINESSES
WERE DAMAGED FROM TREES FALLING ON THEM, OR FROM THE WINDS. PROPERTY
SOUTH OF THE INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY WAS FLOODED BY STORM SURGE. ALL
OF THE COUNTY WAS WITHOUT POWER IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE STORM.
VERMILION 0 0 0
THERE WAS A VOLUNTARY EVACUATION FOR THE PARISH. MANY TREES AND
POWER LINES WERE BLOWN DOWN ACROSS THE PARISH. HOMES AND BUSINESSES
WERE DAMAGED BY TREES FALLING ON THEM, OR THE WINDS. PROPERTY SOUTH
OF THE INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY WAS FLOODED BY THE STORM SURGE. OVER 60
PERCENT OF THE PARISH WAS WITHOUT POWER IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE STORM.
IBERIA 0 0 0
THERE WAS A VOLUNTARY EVACUATION FOR THE PARISH. MANY TREES AND
POWER LINES WERE BLOWN DOWN ACROSS THE PARISH. HOMES AND BUSINESSES
WERE DAMAGED FROM THE FALLEN TREES, OR FROM THE WINDS. PROPERTY
SOUTH OF THE INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY WAS FLOODED BY THE STORM SURGE.
OVER 50 PERCENT OF THE PARISH WAS WITHOUT POWER IMMEDIATELY AFTER
THE STORM.
ST. MARY 0 0 0
THERE WAS A VOLUNTARY EVACUATION FOR THE PARISH. MANY TREES AND
POWER LINES WERE BLOWN DOWN ACROSS THE PARISH. HOMES AND BUSINESSES
WERE DAMAGED FROM TREES FALLING ON THEM, OR THE WINDS. PROPERTY
SOUTH OF THE INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY WAS FLOODED BY THE STORM SURGE.
OVER 50 PERCENT OF THE PARISH WAS WITHOUT POWER IMMEDIATELY AFTER
THE STORM.
CALCASIEU 0 0 1
THERE WAS A MANDATORY EVACUATION FOR THE PARISH. NUMEROUS TREES,
POWER LINES, AND POLES WERE BLOWN DOWN ACROSS THE PARISH. HOMES AND
BUSINESSES WERE DAMAGE FROM TREES FALLING ON THEM, OR FROM THE
WINDS. LOW-LYING AREAS NEAR DOWNTOWN LAKE CHARLES FLOODED FROM HIGH
WATER LEVELS IN LAKE CHARLES AND FROM THE RAINFALL. ALL OF THE
PARISH WAS WITHOUT POWER IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE STORM. SEVEN PERSONS
DIED IN RECOVERY (INDIRECT DEATHS) FROM CARBON MONOXIDE POISONING,
INCLUDING FIVE IN ONE FAMILY IN THE CITY OF LAKE CHARLES. ONE PERSON
DIED (INDIRECT DEATH) FROM HEAD INJURY AFTER FALLING OFF A ROOF. A
MALE OF UNKNOWN AGE WAS PRESUMED DROWNED IN A SINKING SHIP.
EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT NOTIFIED WARNING COORDINATION METEOROLOGIST
THAT HE WAS INJURED BUT ACCOUNTED FOR AND RECOVERED.
JEFFERSON DAVIS 0 0 0
THERE WAS A VOLUNTARY EVACUATION FROM THE PARISH. NUMEROUS TREES AND
POWER LINES AND POLES WERE BLOWN DOWN ACROSS THE PARISH. HOMES AND
BUSINESSES WERE DAMAGED FROM FALLEN TREES, OR FROM THE WINDS. ALL OF
THE PARISH WAS WITHOUT POWER IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE STORM.
ACADIA 1 0 0
THERE WAS A VOLUNTARY EVACUATION FOR THE PARISH. NUMEROUS TREES
POWER LINES AND POLES WERE BLOWN DOWN ACROSS THE PARISH, WITH THE
WESTERN SIDE SEEING MORE AND THE EASTERN SIDE SEEING LESS. HOMES AND
BUSINESSES WERE DAMAGED FROM FALLEN TREES, OR FROM THE WINDS.
LOW-LYING AREAS AROUND CHURCH POINT FLOODED FROM THE HEAVY RAINS.
OVER 60 PERCENT OF THE PARISH WAS WITHOUT POWER IMMEDIATELY AFTER
THE STORM. A 68 YEAR OLD MALE DIED FROM A FALLEN TREE.
LAFAYETTE 0 0 0
THERE WAS A VOLUNTARY EVACUATION FOR THE PARISH. SCATTERED TREES AND
POWER LINES WERE BLOWN DOWN ACROSS THE PARISH. HOMES AND BUSINESSES
WERE DAMAGED FROM FALLEN TREES, OR FROM THE WINDS. THERE WAS SOME
MINOR FLOODING FROM THE VERMILION RIVER. OVER 40 PERCENT OF THE
PARISH WAS WITHOUT POWER IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE STORM.
ST. MARTIN 0 0 0
SCATTERED TREES AND POWER LINES WERE BLOWN DOWN ACROSS THE PARISH.
HOMES AND BUSINESSES WERE DAMAGED FROM FALLEN TREES, OR FROM THE
WINDS. THERE WAS SOME MINOR FLOODING FROM THE VERMILION RIVER. OVER
40 PERCENT OF THE PARISH WAS WITHOUT POWER IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE
STORM.
BEAUREGARD 0 0 0
THERE WAS A VOLUNTARY EVACUATION FOR THE PARISH. NUMEROUS TREES
POWER LINES AND POWER POLES WERE BLOWN DOWN ACROSS THE PARISH. HOMES
AND BUSINESSES WERE DAMAGED FROM FALLEN TREES, OR FROM THE WINDS.
ALL OF THE PARISH WAS WITHOUT POWER IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE STORM. TWO
INDIRECT DEATHS DUE TO HEAT RELATED STRESS.
ALLEN 1 0 0
THERE WAS A VOLUNTARY EVACUATION FROM THE PARISH. NUMEROUS TREES AND
POWER LINES WERE BLOWN DOWN ACROSS THE PARISH. HOMES AND BUSINESSES
WERE DAMAGED FROM FALLEN TREES, OR THE WINDS. ALL OF THE PARISH WAS
WITHOUT POWER IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE STORM. A 64 YEAR OLD FEMALE DIED
FROM A FALLEN TREE. TWO PERSONS DIED FROM CARBON MONOXIDE POISONING
(INDIRECT DEATHS).
EVANGELINE 0 0 0
THERE WAS A VOLUNTARY EVACUATION FROM THE PARISH. NUMEROUS TREES AND
POWER LINES WERE BLOWN DOWN ACROSS THE PARISH. HOMES AND BUSINESSES
WERE DAMAGED BY FALLEN TREES, OR THE WINDS. OVER 60 PERCENT OF THE
PARISH WAS WITHOUT POWER IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE STORM.
ST. LANDRY 0 0 0
NUMEROUS TREES AND POWER LINES WERE BLOWN DOWN ACROSS THE PARISH.
HOMES AND BUSINESSES WERE DAMAGED FROM FALLEN TREES, OR FROM THE
WINDS. OVER 40 PERCENT OF THE PARISH WAS WITHOUT POWER IMMEDIATELY
AFTER THE STORM.
VERNON 1 0 0
NUMEROUS TREES POWER LINES AND POLES WERE BLOWN DOWN ACROSS THE
PARISH. HOMES AND BUSINESSES WERE DAMAGED FROM FALLEN TREES, OR FROM
THE WINDS. ALL OF THE PARISH WAS WITHOUT POWER IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE
STORM. A 14 YEAR OLD FEMALE DIED FROM A FALLEN TREE.
RAPIDES 0 0 0
NUMEROUS TREES POWER LINES AND POLES WERE BLOWN DOWN ACROSS THE
PARISH. HOMES AND BUSINESSES WERE DAMAGED FROM FALLEN TREES, OR FROM
THE WINDS. ALL OF THE PARISH WAS WITHOUT POWER IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE
STORM. ONE INDIRECT DEATH DUE TO CLEANUP AFTER THE STORM AND TWO
INDIRECT DEATHS DUE TO HEAT RELATED STRESS.
AVOYELLES 0 0 0
NUMEROUS TREES AND POWER LINES WERE BLOWN DOWN ACROSS THE PARISH.
HOMES AND BUSINESSES WERE DAMAGED FROM FALLEN TREES, OR FROM THE
WINDS. OVER 60 PERCENT OF THE PARISH WAS WITHOUT POWER IMMEDIATELY
AFTER THE STORM.
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LEGEND:
I-INCOMPLETE DATA
E-ESTIMATED
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