Storm Summary Number 5 for Middle Missouri Valley to Upper Midwest
Heavy Rain
NWS Weather Prediction Center College Park MD
1000 AM CDT Sun Jun 23 2024

...Heavy rain threat has ended as high pressure settles in
overhead...

For a detailed graphical depiction of the latest watches, warnings
and advisories, please see www.weather.gov

At 900 AM CDT...Surface observations this morning depict dry and
stable conditions across the Upper Midwest behind a cold front
analyzed near the Ohio River Valley.

...Selected preliminary Storm Total Rainfall in inches where the
event has ended...

...ILLINOIS...
LIBERTYVILLE                         6.86                    
CARY                                 5.99                    
CHICAGO 5.5 ESE                      1.78                    

...IOWA...
ROCK RAPIDS 5 SSW                   11.52                    
LESTER 2 S                           9.49                    
LARCHWOOD 1.2 NNE                    9.34                    
LAKE PARK 0.2 N                      8.98                    
SHELDON                              7.22                    
BRITT 8.2 NNW                        6.03                    
ESTHERVILLE MUNI ARPT                5.11                    
GEORGE 5 SW                          5.02                    

...MICHIGAN...
FREESOIL                             4.50                    
HEMLOCK 1 NE                         4.50                    
SCOTTVILLE 3 N                       4.09                    

...MINNESOTA...
ST. JAMES MUNI ARPT                  8.52                    
MOUNTAIN LAKE                        8.44                    
LISMORE 3 SSW                        8.18                    
MANKATO 3.4 SSW                      7.68                    
ROCK CREEK NEAR LUVERNE              7.46                    
JACKSON MUNI ARPT                    6.63                    
WEST FORK DES MOINES RIVER           6.50                    
MIDDLE BRANCH ROOT RIVER             5.85                    
WORTHINGTON MUNI ARPT                5.05                    
ROCHESTER INTL AIRPORT               4.59                    

...NEBRASKA...
O'NEIL                               7.02                    
PALMER 9.2 NE                        6.49                    
LONG PINE 1 S                        6.35                    
COLUMBUS 5.9 SW                      5.63                    

...SOUTH DAKOTA...
WORTHING 4 SW                       17.83                    
CANTON 1.2 W                        13.43                    
DAVIS                               11.99                    
LENNOX 3.3 NE                       10.08                    
MITCHELL                             8.59                    
SIOUX FALLS RGNL ARPT                7.53                    
CHAMBERLAIN MUNI ARPT                7.24                    
HURLEY                               6.28                    
OLIVET 3 SE                          5.74                    

...WISCONSIN...
FOX LAKE 2.3 WNW                     5.91                    
BARABOO                              5.72                    
FRANKLIN                             5.50                    
EASTMAN                              5.00                    
MADISON DANE CNTY RGNL ARPT          3.89                    
MANITOWOC CNTY ARPT                  3.77                    
COCHRANE 4.2 NE                      3.67                    
TREMPEALEAU 1.8 NW                   3.54                    
FOND DU LOC CNTY ARPT                3.27                    
LA CROSSE RGNL ARPT                  1.37                    


As dry and more stable air engulfs much of the Midwest thanks to
the arrival of high pressure from the west, more tranquil weather
conditions will support ongoing clean up efforts throughout the
region. However, river flooding across portions of the Midwest is
expected to persist into the upcoming week.

This will be the last Storm Summary issued by the Weather
Prediction Center for this event. Please refer to your local
National Weather service office for additional information.

Asherman