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ACUS74 KLCH 272038
PSHLCH
POST TROPICAL CYCLONE REPORT...TROPICAL STORM CINDY
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE LAKE CHARLES LA
335 PM CDT TUE JUN 27 2017
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 CINDY
OR ITS REMNANTS WAS AFFECTING THE AREA.
COUNTIES INCLUDED...JEFFERSON...ORANGE...HARDIN...TYLER...JASPER...
NEWTON...CAMERON...CALCASIEU...BEAUREGARD...VERNON...
JEFFERSON DAVIS...ALLEN...RAPIDES...VERMILION...ACADIA...
EVANGELINE...AVOYELLES...ST. LANDRY...LAFAYETTE...ST. MARTIN...
IBERIA...ST. MARY
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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KBPT-SOUTHEAST TEXAS REGIONAL AIRPORT
29.95 -94.03 996.2 22/1020 225/021 22/1725 225/035 22/1731
KLCH-LAKE CHARLES REGIONAL AIRPORT
30.13 -93.23 996.6 22/0650 150/035 22/0620 140/045 22/0605
KLFT-LAFAYETTE REGIONAL AIRPORT
30.21 -91.98 1002.0 22/0640 200/025 22/1137 200/036 22/1159
KPOE-FORT POLK
31.04 -93.19 998.3 22/1431 180/022 22/1935 180/032 22/1958
KARA-NEW IBERIA/ACADIANA REGIONAL AIRPORT
30.03 -91.88 1002.0 21/2253 210/025 22/1453 210/040 22/1453
KJAS-JASPER COUNTY-BELL FIELD AIRPORT
30.89 -94.03 997.0 22/1015 220/014 22/1555 220/020 22/0935
KP92-SALT POINT
29.56 -91.53 1001.0 21/2153 160/014 22/0553 180/026 22/0653
KESF-ESLER REGIONAL AIRPORT
31.40 -92.28 1002.7 22/0410 200/021 22/1627 180/031 22/1543
KDRI-DE RIDDER/BEAUREGARD PARISH AIRPORT
30.83 -93.34 998.3 22/1355 160/020 22/1815 180/031 22/1855
KORG-ORANGE COUNTY AIRPORT
30.07 -93.80 996.6 22/0855 180/019 22/1715 180/028 22/1715
KPTN-PATTERSON MEMORIAL AIRPORT
29.71 -91.34 1004.4 22/0940 180/024 22/1730 180/032 22/1956
KUXL-SULPHUR/SOUTHLAND FIELD AIRPORT
30.13 -93.38 994.2 22/1135 180/025 22/1135 180/033 22/1135
KCWF-CHENNAULT AIR PARK
30.21 -93.14 997.0 06/1155 180/029 22/1155 180/044 22/1155
K3R7-JENNINGS AIRPORT
30.24 -92.67 999.7 22/0615 180/024 22/1255 180/036 22/1255
KIYA-ABBEVILLE/CHRIS CRUSTA MEMORIAL AIRPORT
29.98 -92.08 1001.4 22/0650 180/023 22/1330 160/039 22/1250
KOPL-OPELOUSAS/ST. LANDRY PARISH AIRPORT & AHART FIELD
30.56 -92.10 1002.4 22/0935 180/024 22/1335 180/034 22/1635
KACP-OAKDALE/ALLEN PARISH AIRPORT
30.75 -92.68 1000.3 22/1315 180/017 22/1915 180/029 22/1335
KCVW-CAMERON
29.78 -93.30 995.3 22/0635 180/026 22/0725 180/035 22/0725
K5R8-DE QUINCY INDUSTRIAL AIR PARK
30.44 -93.47 996.3 22/0735 160/015 22/1915 160/028 22/0855
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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KRBT2-BUNA TX
30.43 -93.88 997.0 22/0905 180/010 22/1805 180/025 22/1805
FADT2-MCFADDIN WILDLIFE REFUGE TX
29.71 -94.12 I 200/014 22/2135 200/023 22/2135
WRRT2-WARREN TX
30.54 -94.35 I 200/007 22/1638 200/019 22/1638
VRNL1-FULLERTON LA
31.03 -92.98 I 200/008 23/0034 220/022 22/2134
GARL1-GARDNER LA
31.19 -92.63 I 180/011 22/2046 180/022 22/2146
LACL1-LACASSINE LA
30.00 -92.89 I 180/023 22/1146 180/038 22/1146
LEVL1-FORT POLK LA
31.02 -93.19 I 180/009 22/0759 180/022 22/1859
REMARKS: WINDS ENTERED FOR NON-METAR OBSERVATIONS ARE 6.1 M WINDS.
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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TESL1-BERWICK, LA
29.66 -91.24 1002.4 21/2200 180/024 22/1948 180/037 22/1742
AMRL1-AMERADA PASS, LA
29.44 -91.34 1001.7 21/2218 135/017 22/0512 135/030 22/0636
FRWL1-FRESHWATER CANAL, LA
29.55 -92.31 999.7 22/0512 180/032 22/1354 180/040 22/0524
LCLL1-LAKE CHARLES, LA
30.22 -93.22 995.9 22/1154 000/000 I I 000/000 I I
CAPL1-CALCASIEU PASS, LA
29.76 -93.34 993.1 22/1030 190/042 22/1036 190/054 22/1036
PORT2-PORT ARTHUR, TX
29.86 -93.93 995.9 22/1018 225/022 22/1724 225/030 22/1730
SBPT2-SABINE PASS NORTH, TX
29.72 -93.87 996.6 22/0942 025/020 22/0530 225/027 22/1818
SRST2-SABINE PASS, TX
29.68 -94.03 995.6 22/0800 250/021 22/1500 250/025 22/1600
KEIR-EUGENE ISLAND 215
28.63 -91.49 1001.1 21/2130 182/035 22/0430 182/047 22/0430
04/02
REMARKS: DATA ENTERED FOR SITE SRST2 AT SABINE PASS IS BASED ON
HOURLY OBSERVATIONS
C. STORM TOTAL RAINFALL FROM 1800 UTC JUN 21 UNTIL 1800 UTC JUN 23
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CITY/TOWN COUNTY ID RAINFALL
LAT LON (IN)
DEG DECIMAL
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SILSBEE HARDIN DW9101 8.86
30.40 -94.18
ST. MARTINSVILLE ST MARTIN AP774 7.82
30.05 -91.81
SOUTHERN ROUGH TYLER WRRT2 5.76
30.54 -94.35
5 SSW HAMSHIRE JEFFERSON JYST2 5.36
29.79 -94.34
3 NW SABINE PASS JEFFERSON JKJT2 5.32
29.79 -93.97
2.0 W LAKE CHARLES CALCASIEU CCBL1 4.85
30.21 -93.24
KIRBYVILLE NEWTON KRBT2 4.70
30.63 -93.83
1.4 N BUNA JASPER TX-JS-6 4.60
30.46 -93.96
3 ENE SULPHUR CALCASIEU CMFL1 4.57
30.24 -93.31
1 ENE SULPHUR CALCASIEU CBBL1 4.57
30.23 -93.34
7.5 W PORT ARTHUR JEFFERSON JYGT2 4.33
29.89 -94.05
2.2 E SULPHUR CALCASIEU LA-CC-6 4.30
30.22 -93.32
3 S LAKE CHARLES CALCASIEU CCAL1 4.29
30.16 -93.20
2 NE STARKS CALCASIEU CBHL1 4.22
30.33 -93.64
0.7 WNW WESTLAKE CALCASIEU LA-CC-5 4.22
30.25 -93.27
4 SE SULPHUR CALCASIEU CAAL1 4.14
30.18 -93.31
MCFADDIN JEFFERSON FADT2 3.96
29.71 -94.12
FT. POLK-FULLERTON VERNON KBKB 3.85
31.02 -92.91
SABINE (W CAMERON) CAMERON HAKL1 3.77
29.89 -92.85
DOVE FIELD VERNON VRNL1 3.68
31.03 -92.98
LACASSINE CAMERON LACL1 3.44
30.00 -92.89
VERNON VERNON LEVL1 3.30
31.02 -93.19
JASPER JASPER JWRT2 3.30
30.87 -94.01
LAKE CHARLES CALCASIEU D6036 3.29
30.15 -93.23
9.1 NNW PORT ARTHUR JEFFERSON TX-JJ-10 3.28
30.01 -93.99
BUNDICK CREEK BEAUREGARD BUNL1 3.23
30.82 -93.23
EVADALE HARDIN EVDT2 3.10
30.36 -94.09
RAYNE ACADIA C1478 3.09
30.27 -92.26
4.8 SSE LAKE CHARLES CALCASIEU LA-CC-14 2.98
30.14 -93.17
1.5 SE KIRBYVILLE JASPER TX-JS-3 2.91
30.64 -93.88
PLACHEVILLE AVOYELLES F0338 2.82
30.94 -91.97
LAKE CHARLES CALCASIEU KLCH 2.78
30.13 -93.23
SOUR LAKE JEFFERSON SOLT2 2.77
30.11 -94.33
BON WIER BEAUREGARD BWRT2 2.73
30.75 -93.61
FORT POLK VERNON KPOE 2.71
31.04 -93.20
WOODVILLE TYLER WVLT2 2.65
30.75 -94.40
DE QUINCY CALCASIEU K5R8 2.63
30.44 -93.47
JASPER JASPER KJAS 2.60
30.89 -94.03
11.5 SSW LAKE CHARLES CAMERON LA-CM-3 2.45
30.05 -93.28
6.7 W JASPER JASPER TX-JS-2 2.44
30.91 -94.11
SULPHUR CALCASIEU KUXL 2.43
30.13 -93.38
4.6 S BEAUMONT JEFFERSON TX-JJ-11 2.34
30.02 -94.14
BEAUMONT JEFFERSON BETT2 2.31
30.07 -94.29
3.3 SW BEAUMONT JEFFERSON TX-JJ-9 2.31
30.05 -94.18
KOUNTZE HARDIN KOUT2 2.25
30.40 -94.26
SIMMESPORT AVOYELLES SMAL1 2.24
30.98 -91.81
1.2 WNW LUMBERTON HARDIN TX-HRN-1 2.20
30.27 -94.22
JENNINGS JEFFERSON DAVIS K3R7 2.14
30.24 -92.67
KAPLAN VERMILION C2220 2.10
29.98 -92.27
5 SE RAGLEY BEAUREGARD LA-BG-2 2.05
30.46 -93.17
BEAUMONT JEFFERSON D3611 2.03
30.16 -94.20
MOSS BLUFF 2NNW CALCASIEU MBLL1 1.95
30.30 -93.20
LAKE CHARLES CALCASIEU D3319 1.91
30.36 -93.27
BEAUMONT JEFFERSON E3003 1.90
30.11 -94.15
LAFAYETTE LAFAYETTE KLFT 1.81
30.20 -91.99
ALEXANDRIA RAPIDES E6201 1.79
32.27 -92.50
RED RIVER LOCK RAPIDES RRBL1 1.79
31.18 -92.30
ORANGE CNTY AIRPORT ORANGE KORG 1.79
30.07 -93.80
DE RIDDER BEAUREGARD KDRI 1.76
30.83 -93.34
BASILE EVANGELINE BSLL1 1.73
30.48 -92.63
MELVILLE ST. LANDRY MLVL1 1.55
30.69 -91.74
EVANGELINE/GARDNER RAPIDES GARL1 1.54
31.19 -92.63
COLMESNEIL TYLER TBAT2 1.51
30.88 -94.31
ORANGE ORANGE ORNT2 1.49
30.10 -93.76
LAFAYETTE LAFAYETTE CADL1 1.42
30.09 -91.87
KINDER ALLEN KDRL2 1.40
30.50 -92.92
CARENCRO LAFAYETTE BVCL1 1.23
30.37 -91.99
ALEXANDRIA ESLER REG RAPIDES KESF 1.14
31.40 -92.28
PECAN ISLAND VERMILION D7368 0.97
29.65 -92.40
OBERLIN ALLEN OBCL1 0.91
30.64 -92.81
ROCKLAND TYLER ROKT2 0.89
31.03 -94.40
ABBEVILLE VERMILION KIYA 0.84
29.98 -92.08
ABBEVILLE VERMILION D4071 0.79
29.88 -92.21
OPELOUSAS ST. LANDRY KOPL 0.78
30.56 -92.10
MITTIE ALLEN MTTL1 0.75
30.70 -92.89
ALEXANDRIA INTERNATI RAPIDES KAEX 0.72
31.33 -92.56
BEAUMONT/PORT ARTHUR JEFFERSON KBPT 0.39
29.95 -94.03
PATTERSON ST. MARY KPTN 0.27
29.72 -91.33
CHENAULT AIRPARK CALCASIEU KCWF 0.20
30.22 -93.15
OAKDALE ALLEN KACP 0.12
30.75 -92.69
STEINHAGEN LAKE TYLER TBLT2 0.05
30.80 -94.18
CARENCRO LAFAYETTE AR587 0.01
30.33 -92.05
LAKE ARTHUR JEFFERSON DAVIS E5737 0.01
30.05 -92.71
REMARKS:
D. INLAND FLOODING...
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CALCASIEU...LAKE CHARLES/SULPHUR...6/21/2017...SIGNIFICANT STREET
FLOODING FROM HEAVY RAINFALL DURING THE LATE AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
RAPIDES...CALCASIEU RIVER NEAR GLENMORA REACHED MINOR FLOOD STAGE
CAUSING SOME ROADS TO BECOME IMPASSABLE.
NEWTON...SABINE RIVER NEAR DEWEYVILLE REACHED INTO THE MINOR
FLOODING CATEGORY WITH ONLY PROPERTY CLOSEST TO THE RIVER AFFECTED.
CALCASIEU...THE CALCASIEU RIVER NORTH OF THE SALTWATER BARRIER
UPSTREAM TO WHITE OAK PARK SEEN MINOR TO MODERATE FLOODING AS A
RESULT OF THE COMBINATION OF RAINFALL AND STORM SURGE. THIS CAUSED
SEVERAL ROADS NEAR THE RIVER TO BE COVERED WITH SEVERAL FEET OF
WATER.
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E. MAXIMUM STORM SURGE AND STORM TIDE...
OFFICIAL TIDE GAUGES NOTED WITH LEADING G
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COUNTY CITY/TOWN SURGE TIDE DATE/ BEACH
OR LOCATION (FT) (FT) TIME EROSION
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JEFFERSON G TEXAS POINT, SA 2.99 4.73 22/0636 NONE
JEFFERSON G SABINE PASS NOR 2.51 4.04 22/0642 MINOR
CAMERON G CALCASEIU PASS 3.02 4.89 22/1048 MINOR
CALCASIEU G BULK TERMINAL 3.11 4.31 22/1236 NONE
CALCASIEU G LAKE CHARLES 3.08 4.64 22/1306 NONE
VERMILION G FRESHWATER CANA 4.10 6.38 22/0712 MINOR
ST MARY G AMERADA PASS 3.15 5.09 22/0836 MINOR
JEFFERSON G RAINBOW BRIDGE 1.78 2.85 22/1212 NONE
ST. MARY G EUGENE ISLAND, 2.90 5.14 22/0812 MINOR
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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JEFFERSON 0 0 0
WATER BRIEFLY CAME ACROSS HIGHWAY 87 BETWEEN SABINE PASS AND PORT
ARTHUR DURING HIGH TIDES ON JUNE 20TH AND 21ST. A TREE FELL IN
BEAUMONT...BUT IT WAS PARTIALLY ATTRIBUTED TO THE WATER LOGGED
GROUND.
ORANGE 0 0 0
A FEW LOW-LYING AREAS AROUND BRIDGE CITY HAD WATER COVERING THEM...
LESS THAN A FOOT IN MOST PLACES.
HARDIN 0 0 0
NO SIGNIFICANT IMPACTS WERE REPORTED.
TYLER 0 0 0
NO SIGNIFICANT IMPACTS WERE REPORTED.
JASPER 0 0 0
DURING PERIODS OF HEAVY RAIN ON THURSDAY JUNE 22ND...THERE WERE
SEVERAL CAR ACCIDENTS.
NEWTON 0 0 0
NO SIGNIFICANT IMPACTS WERE REPORTED.
CAMERON 0 0 <500
SEVERAL HUNDRED PEOPLE EVACUATED WORKER TRAILERS IN LOWER CAMERON
PARISH. WATER FLOODED NO HOMES...BUT IT DID COVER THE GROUND IN MANY
AREAS OF LOWER CAMERON PARISH. WATER WAS 2 TO 3 FT ABOVE GROUND
LEVEL IN DOWNTOWN CAMERON...1 TO 2 FT BETWEEN THE FERRY AND HOLLY
BEACH...AROUND 1 FT ON HWY 27 NEAR KELSO BAYOU BRIDGE NEAR
HACKBERRY...2 FT OF WATER COVERED HWY 82 BETWEEN OAK GROVE AND THE
MERMENTAU RIVER...AND A SMALL SECTION OF HWY 82 NEAR GRAND CHENIER.
CALCASIEU 0 0 0
A FEW TREES WERE REPORTED TO HAVE BLOWN DOWN. ONE TREE IN LAKE
CHARLES LANDED ON A HOME...CAUSING SIGNIFICANT DAMAGE. HEAVY RAIN
FELL DURING THE LATER AFTERNOON/EARLY EVENING OF WEDNESDAY JUNE
21ST...CAUSING MANY ROADS TO FLOOD WITH 1 TO 2 FT OF WATER COVERING
THEM AROUND LAKE CHARLES. THE STRONG SOUTH WINDS AND STORM SURGE
CAUSED WATER TO BACK UP THE CALCASIEU RIVER AND FLOOD LOW-LYING
AREAS IN SULPHUR... WESTLAKE...AND LAKE CHARLES. WATER CAME TO THE
EDGE OF I-10 BETWEEN SULPHUR AND LAKE CHARLES...IT WAS 1 TO 3 FT
DEEP ALONG THE BEACH AND YACHT CLUB AREA OF DOWNTOWN LAKE CHARLES...
AND AT LEAST 1 FT DEEP ALONG CONTRABAND BAYOU.
BEAUREGARD 0 0 0
NO SIGNIFICANT IMPACTS WERE REPORTED.
VERNON 0 0 0
NO SIGNIFICANT IMPACTS WERE REPORTED.
JEFFERSON DAVIS 0 0 0
THERE WAS SOME LOW-LYING FLOODING IN THE LAKE ARTHUR AREA.
ALLEN 0 0 0
NO SIGIFICANT IMPACTS WERE REPORTED.
RAPIDES 0 0 0
NO SIGNIFICANT IMPACTS WERE REPORTED.
VERMILION 0 0 <500
LESS THAN 500 PEOPLE EVACUATED UNDER VOLUNTARY EVACUATION
RECOMMENDATIONS IN LOWER VERMILION PARISH. NO HOMES WERE FLOODED...
BUT STORM SURGE BROUGHT 1 TO 3 FT OF WATER ABOVE GROUND LEVEL IN
FRESHWATER CITY AND INTRACOASTAL CITY...AND AROUND 18 INCHES IN
DELCAMBRE.
ACADIA 0 0 0
NO SIGNIFICANT IMPACTS WERE REPORTED.
EVANGELINE 0 0 0
NO SIGNIFICANT IMPACTS WERE REPORTED.
AVOYELLES 0 0 0
NO SIGNIFICANT IMPACTS WERE REPORTED.
ST. LANDRY 0 0 0
NO SIGNIFICANT IMPACTS WERE REPORTED.
LAFAYETTE 0 0 0
NO SIGNIFICANT IMPACTS WERE REPORTED.
ST. MARTIN 0 0 0
IN LOWER ST. MARTIN PARISH...THERE WAS ONGOING FLOODING FROM THE
ATCHAFALAYA RIVER RUNNING HIGH AROUND THE STEPHENSVILLE AREA.
IBERIA 0 0 0
ONE ROAD WAS BLOCKED FROM A TREE FALLING ON IT. OTHERWISE...THERE
WAS STORM SURGE FLOODING NEAR THE PORT OF IBERIA...WHERE SEVERAL
ROADS WERE CLOSED AND SOME EQUIPMENT WAS COVERED BY WATER. SECTIONS
OF HWY 83 WAS COVERED BY FLOOD WATERS BETWEEN LYDIA AND ALICE B.
ALONG THE COAST AT CYPREMORT POINT...WATER WAS 2 TO 3 FT DEEP ABOVE
GROUND LEVEL.
ST. MARY 0 0 0
SECTIONS OF HWY 317 GOING DOWN TO BURNS POINT HAD 1 TO 2 FT OF WATER
COVERING IT.
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ACUS74 KLCH 272039
PSHLCH
POST TROPICAL CYCLONE REPORT...TROPICAL STORM CINDY
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE LAKE CHARLES LA
335 PM CDT TUE JUN 27 2017
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 CINDY
OR ITS REMNANTS WAS AFFECTING THE AREA.
COUNTIES INCLUDED...JEFFERSON...ORANGE...HARDIN...TYLER...JASPER...
NEWTON...CAMERON...CALCASIEU...BEAUREGARD...VERNON...
JEFFERSON DAVIS...ALLEN...RAPIDES...VERMILION...ACADIA...
EVANGELINE...AVOYELLES...ST. LANDRY...LAFAYETTE...ST. MARTIN...
IBERIA...ST. MARY
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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KBPT-SOUTHEAST TEXAS REGIONAL AIRPORT
29.95 -94.03 996.2 22/1020 225/021 22/1725 225/035 22/1731
KLCH-LAKE CHARLES REGIONAL AIRPORT
30.13 -93.23 996.6 22/0650 150/035 22/0620 140/045 22/0605
KLFT-LAFAYETTE REGIONAL AIRPORT
30.21 -91.98 1002.0 22/0640 200/025 22/1137 200/036 22/1159
KPOE-FORT POLK
31.04 -93.19 998.3 22/1431 180/022 22/1935 180/032 22/1958
KARA-NEW IBERIA/ACADIANA REGIONAL AIRPORT
30.03 -91.88 1002.0 21/2253 210/025 22/1453 210/040 22/1453
KJAS-JASPER COUNTY-BELL FIELD AIRPORT
30.89 -94.03 997.0 22/1015 220/014 22/1555 220/020 22/0935
KP92-SALT POINT
29.56 -91.53 1001.0 21/2153 160/014 22/0553 180/026 22/0653
KESF-ESLER REGIONAL AIRPORT
31.40 -92.28 1002.7 22/0410 200/021 22/1627 180/031 22/1543
KDRI-DE RIDDER/BEAUREGARD PARISH AIRPORT
30.83 -93.34 998.3 22/1355 160/020 22/1815 180/031 22/1855
KORG-ORANGE COUNTY AIRPORT
30.07 -93.80 996.6 22/0855 180/019 22/1715 180/028 22/1715
KPTN-PATTERSON MEMORIAL AIRPORT
29.71 -91.34 1004.4 22/0940 180/024 22/1730 180/032 22/1956
KUXL-SULPHUR/SOUTHLAND FIELD AIRPORT
30.13 -93.38 994.2 22/1135 180/025 22/1135 180/033 22/1135
KCWF-CHENNAULT AIR PARK
30.21 -93.14 997.0 06/1155 180/029 22/1155 180/044 22/1155
K3R7-JENNINGS AIRPORT
30.24 -92.67 999.7 22/0615 180/024 22/1255 180/036 22/1255
KIYA-ABBEVILLE/CHRIS CRUSTA MEMORIAL AIRPORT
29.98 -92.08 1001.4 22/0650 180/023 22/1330 160/039 22/1250
KOPL-OPELOUSAS/ST. LANDRY PARISH AIRPORT & AHART FIELD
30.56 -92.10 1002.4 22/0935 180/024 22/1335 180/034 22/1635
KACP-OAKDALE/ALLEN PARISH AIRPORT
30.75 -92.68 1000.3 22/1315 180/017 22/1915 180/029 22/1335
KCVW-CAMERON
29.78 -93.30 995.3 22/0635 180/026 22/0725 180/035 22/0725
K5R8-DE QUINCY INDUSTRIAL AIR PARK
30.44 -93.47 996.3 22/0735 160/015 22/1915 160/028 22/0855
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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KRBT2-BUNA TX
30.43 -93.88 997.0 22/0905 180/010 22/1805 180/025 22/1805
FADT2-MCFADDIN WILDLIFE REFUGE TX
29.71 -94.12 I 200/014 22/2135 200/023 22/2135
WRRT2-WARREN TX
30.54 -94.35 I 200/007 22/1638 200/019 22/1638
VRNL1-FULLERTON LA
31.03 -92.98 I 200/008 23/0034 220/022 22/2134
GARL1-GARDNER LA
31.19 -92.63 I 180/011 22/2046 180/022 22/2146
LACL1-LACASSINE LA
30.00 -92.89 I 180/023 22/1146 180/038 22/1146
LEVL1-FORT POLK LA
31.02 -93.19 I 180/009 22/0759 180/022 22/1859
REMARKS: WINDS ENTERED FOR NON-METAR OBSERVATIONS ARE 6.1 M WINDS.
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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TESL1-BERWICK, LA
29.66 -91.24 1002.4 21/2200 180/024 22/1948 180/037 22/1742
AMRL1-AMERADA PASS, LA
29.44 -91.34 1001.7 21/2218 135/017 22/0512 135/030 22/0636
FRWL1-FRESHWATER CANAL, LA
29.55 -92.31 999.7 22/0512 180/032 22/1354 180/040 22/0524
LCLL1-LAKE CHARLES, LA
30.22 -93.22 995.9 22/1154 000/000 I I 000/000 I I
CAPL1-CALCASIEU PASS, LA
29.76 -93.34 993.1 22/1030 190/042 22/1036 190/054 22/1036
PORT2-PORT ARTHUR, TX
29.86 -93.93 995.9 22/1018 225/022 22/1724 225/030 22/1730
SBPT2-SABINE PASS NORTH, TX
29.72 -93.87 996.6 22/0942 025/020 22/0530 225/027 22/1818
SRST2-SABINE PASS, TX
29.68 -94.03 995.6 22/0800 250/021 22/1500 250/025 22/1600
KEIR-EUGENE ISLAND 215
28.63 -91.49 1001.1 21/2130 182/035 22/0430 182/047 22/0430
04/02
REMARKS: DATA ENTERED FOR SITE SRST2 AT SABINE PASS IS BASED ON
HOURLY OBSERVATIONS
C. STORM TOTAL RAINFALL FROM 1800 UTC JUN 21 UNTIL 1800 UTC JUN 23
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CITY/TOWN COUNTY ID RAINFALL
LAT LON (IN)
DEG DECIMAL
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SILSBEE HARDIN DW9101 8.86
30.40 -94.18
ST. MARTINSVILLE ST MARTIN AP774 7.82
30.05 -91.81
SOUTHERN ROUGH TYLER WRRT2 5.76
30.54 -94.35
5 SSW HAMSHIRE JEFFERSON JYST2 5.36
29.79 -94.34
3 NW SABINE PASS JEFFERSON JKJT2 5.32
29.79 -93.97
2.0 W LAKE CHARLES CALCASIEU CCBL1 4.85
30.21 -93.24
KIRBYVILLE NEWTON KRBT2 4.70
30.63 -93.83
1.4 N BUNA JASPER TX-JS-6 4.60
30.46 -93.96
3 ENE SULPHUR CALCASIEU CMFL1 4.57
30.24 -93.31
1 ENE SULPHUR CALCASIEU CBBL1 4.57
30.23 -93.34
7.5 W PORT ARTHUR JEFFERSON JYGT2 4.33
29.89 -94.05
2.2 E SULPHUR CALCASIEU LA-CC-6 4.30
30.22 -93.32
3 S LAKE CHARLES CALCASIEU CCAL1 4.29
30.16 -93.20
2 NE STARKS CALCASIEU CBHL1 4.22
30.33 -93.64
0.7 WNW WESTLAKE CALCASIEU LA-CC-5 4.22
30.25 -93.27
4 SE SULPHUR CALCASIEU CAAL1 4.14
30.18 -93.31
MCFADDIN JEFFERSON FADT2 3.96
29.71 -94.12
FT. POLK-FULLERTON VERNON KBKB 3.85
31.02 -92.91
SABINE (W CAMERON) CAMERON HAKL1 3.77
29.89 -92.85
DOVE FIELD VERNON VRNL1 3.68
31.03 -92.98
LACASSINE CAMERON LACL1 3.44
30.00 -92.89
VERNON VERNON LEVL1 3.30
31.02 -93.19
JASPER JASPER JWRT2 3.30
30.87 -94.01
LAKE CHARLES CALCASIEU D6036 3.29
30.15 -93.23
9.1 NNW PORT ARTHUR JEFFERSON TX-JJ-10 3.28
30.01 -93.99
BUNDICK CREEK BEAUREGARD BUNL1 3.23
30.82 -93.23
EVADALE HARDIN EVDT2 3.10
30.36 -94.09
RAYNE ACADIA C1478 3.09
30.27 -92.26
4.8 SSE LAKE CHARLES CALCASIEU LA-CC-14 2.98
30.14 -93.17
1.5 SE KIRBYVILLE JASPER TX-JS-3 2.91
30.64 -93.88
PLACHEVILLE AVOYELLES F0338 2.82
30.94 -91.97
LAKE CHARLES CALCASIEU KLCH 2.78
30.13 -93.23
SOUR LAKE JEFFERSON SOLT2 2.77
30.11 -94.33
BON WIER BEAUREGARD BWRT2 2.73
30.75 -93.61
FORT POLK VERNON KPOE 2.71
31.04 -93.20
WOODVILLE TYLER WVLT2 2.65
30.75 -94.40
DE QUINCY CALCASIEU K5R8 2.63
30.44 -93.47
JASPER JASPER KJAS 2.60
30.89 -94.03
11.5 SSW LAKE CHARLES CAMERON LA-CM-3 2.45
30.05 -93.28
6.7 W JASPER JASPER TX-JS-2 2.44
30.91 -94.11
SULPHUR CALCASIEU KUXL 2.43
30.13 -93.38
4.6 S BEAUMONT JEFFERSON TX-JJ-11 2.34
30.02 -94.14
BEAUMONT JEFFERSON BETT2 2.31
30.07 -94.29
3.3 SW BEAUMONT JEFFERSON TX-JJ-9 2.31
30.05 -94.18
KOUNTZE HARDIN KOUT2 2.25
30.40 -94.26
SIMMESPORT AVOYELLES SMAL1 2.24
30.98 -91.81
1.2 WNW LUMBERTON HARDIN TX-HRN-1 2.20
30.27 -94.22
JENNINGS JEFFERSON DAVIS K3R7 2.14
30.24 -92.67
KAPLAN VERMILION C2220 2.10
29.98 -92.27
5 SE RAGLEY BEAUREGARD LA-BG-2 2.05
30.46 -93.17
BEAUMONT JEFFERSON D3611 2.03
30.16 -94.20
MOSS BLUFF 2NNW CALCASIEU MBLL1 1.95
30.30 -93.20
LAKE CHARLES CALCASIEU D3319 1.91
30.36 -93.27
BEAUMONT JEFFERSON E3003 1.90
30.11 -94.15
LAFAYETTE LAFAYETTE KLFT 1.81
30.20 -91.99
ALEXANDRIA RAPIDES E6201 1.79
32.27 -92.50
RED RIVER LOCK RAPIDES RRBL1 1.79
31.18 -92.30
ORANGE CNTY AIRPORT ORANGE KORG 1.79
30.07 -93.80
DE RIDDER BEAUREGARD KDRI 1.76
30.83 -93.34
BASILE EVANGELINE BSLL1 1.73
30.48 -92.63
MELVILLE ST. LANDRY MLVL1 1.55
30.69 -91.74
EVANGELINE/GARDNER RAPIDES GARL1 1.54
31.19 -92.63
COLMESNEIL TYLER TBAT2 1.51
30.88 -94.31
ORANGE ORANGE ORNT2 1.49
30.10 -93.76
LAFAYETTE LAFAYETTE CADL1 1.42
30.09 -91.87
KINDER ALLEN KDRL2 1.40
30.50 -92.92
CARENCRO LAFAYETTE BVCL1 1.23
30.37 -91.99
ALEXANDRIA ESLER REG RAPIDES KESF 1.14
31.40 -92.28
PECAN ISLAND VERMILION D7368 0.97
29.65 -92.40
OBERLIN ALLEN OBCL1 0.91
30.64 -92.81
ROCKLAND TYLER ROKT2 0.89
31.03 -94.40
ABBEVILLE VERMILION KIYA 0.84
29.98 -92.08
ABBEVILLE VERMILION D4071 0.79
29.88 -92.21
OPELOUSAS ST. LANDRY KOPL 0.78
30.56 -92.10
MITTIE ALLEN MTTL1 0.75
30.70 -92.89
ALEXANDRIA INTERNATI RAPIDES KAEX 0.72
31.33 -92.56
BEAUMONT/PORT ARTHUR JEFFERSON KBPT 0.39
29.95 -94.03
PATTERSON ST. MARY KPTN 0.27
29.72 -91.33
CHENAULT AIRPARK CALCASIEU KCWF 0.20
30.22 -93.15
OAKDALE ALLEN KACP 0.12
30.75 -92.69
STEINHAGEN LAKE TYLER TBLT2 0.05
30.80 -94.18
CARENCRO LAFAYETTE AR587 0.01
30.33 -92.05
LAKE ARTHUR JEFFERSON DAVIS E5737 0.01
30.05 -92.71
REMARKS:
D. INLAND FLOODING...
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CALCASIEU...LAKE CHARLES/SULPHUR...6/21/2017...SIGNIFICANT STREET
FLOODING FROM HEAVY RAINFALL DURING THE LATE AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
RAPIDES...CALCASIEU RIVER NEAR GLENMORA REACHED MINOR FLOOD STAGE
CAUSING SOME ROADS TO BECOME IMPASSABLE.
NEWTON...SABINE RIVER NEAR DEWEYVILLE REACHED INTO THE MINOR
FLOODING CATEGORY WITH ONLY PROPERTY CLOSEST TO THE RIVER AFFECTED.
CALCASIEU...THE CALCASIEU RIVER NORTH OF THE SALTWATER BARRIER
UPSTREAM TO WHITE OAK PARK SEEN MINOR TO MODERATE FLOODING AS A
RESULT OF THE COMBINATION OF RAINFALL AND STORM SURGE. THIS CAUSED
SEVERAL ROADS NEAR THE RIVER TO BE COVERED WITH SEVERAL FEET OF
WATER.
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E. MAXIMUM STORM SURGE AND STORM TIDE...
OFFICIAL TIDE GAUGES NOTED WITH LEADING G
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COUNTY CITY/TOWN SURGE TIDE DATE/ BEACH
OR LOCATION (FT) (FT) TIME EROSION
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JEFFERSON G TEXAS POINT, SA 2.99 4.73 22/0636 NONE
JEFFERSON G SABINE PASS NOR 2.51 4.04 22/0642 MINOR
CAMERON G CALCASEIU PASS 3.02 4.89 22/1048 MINOR
CALCASIEU G BULK TERMINAL 3.11 4.31 22/1236 NONE
CALCASIEU G LAKE CHARLES 3.08 4.64 22/1306 NONE
VERMILION G FRESHWATER CANA 4.10 6.38 22/0712 MINOR
ST MARY G AMERADA PASS 3.15 5.09 22/0836 MINOR
JEFFERSON G RAINBOW BRIDGE 1.78 2.85 22/1212 NONE
ST. MARY G EUGENE ISLAND, 2.90 5.14 22/0812 MINOR
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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JEFFERSON 0 0 0
WATER BRIEFLY CAME ACROSS HIGHWAY 87 BETWEEN SABINE PASS AND PORT
ARTHUR DURING HIGH TIDES ON JUNE 20TH AND 21ST. A TREE FELL IN
BEAUMONT...BUT IT WAS PARTIALLY ATTRIBUTED TO THE WATER LOGGED
GROUND.
ORANGE 0 0 0
A FEW LOW-LYING AREAS AROUND BRIDGE CITY HAD WATER COVERING THEM...
LESS THAN A FOOT IN MOST PLACES.
HARDIN 0 0 0
NO SIGNIFICANT IMPACTS WERE REPORTED.
TYLER 0 0 0
NO SIGNIFICANT IMPACTS WERE REPORTED.
JASPER 0 0 0
DURING PERIODS OF HEAVY RAIN ON THURSDAY JUNE 22ND...THERE WERE
SEVERAL CAR ACCIDENTS.
NEWTON 0 0 0
NO SIGNIFICANT IMPACTS WERE REPORTED.
CAMERON 0 0 <500
SEVERAL HUNDRED PEOPLE EVACUATED WORKER TRAILERS IN LOWER CAMERON
PARISH. WATER FLOODED NO HOMES...BUT IT DID COVER THE GROUND IN MANY
AREAS OF LOWER CAMERON PARISH. WATER WAS 2 TO 3 FT ABOVE GROUND
LEVEL IN DOWNTOWN CAMERON...1 TO 2 FT BETWEEN THE FERRY AND HOLLY
BEACH...AROUND 1 FT ON HWY 27 NEAR KELSO BAYOU BRIDGE NEAR
HACKBERRY...2 FT OF WATER COVERED HWY 82 BETWEEN OAK GROVE AND THE
MERMENTAU RIVER...AND A SMALL SECTION OF HWY 82 NEAR GRAND CHENIER.
CALCASIEU 0 0 0
A FEW TREES WERE REPORTED TO HAVE BLOWN DOWN. ONE TREE IN LAKE
CHARLES LANDED ON A HOME...CAUSING SIGNIFICANT DAMAGE. HEAVY RAIN
FELL DURING THE LATER AFTERNOON/EARLY EVENING OF WEDNESDAY JUNE
21ST...CAUSING MANY ROADS TO FLOOD WITH 1 TO 2 FT OF WATER COVERING
THEM AROUND LAKE CHARLES. THE STRONG SOUTH WINDS AND STORM SURGE
CAUSED WATER TO BACK UP THE CALCASIEU RIVER AND FLOOD LOW-LYING
AREAS IN SULPHUR... WESTLAKE...AND LAKE CHARLES. WATER CAME TO THE
EDGE OF I-10 BETWEEN SULPHUR AND LAKE CHARLES...IT WAS 1 TO 3 FT
DEEP ALONG THE BEACH AND YACHT CLUB AREA OF DOWNTOWN LAKE CHARLES...
AND AT LEAST 1 FT DEEP ALONG CONTRABAND BAYOU.
BEAUREGARD 0 0 0
NO SIGNIFICANT IMPACTS WERE REPORTED.
VERNON 0 0 0
NO SIGNIFICANT IMPACTS WERE REPORTED.
JEFFERSON DAVIS 0 0 0
THERE WAS SOME LOW-LYING FLOODING IN THE LAKE ARTHUR AREA.
ALLEN 0 0 0
NO SIGIFICANT IMPACTS WERE REPORTED.
RAPIDES 0 0 0
NO SIGNIFICANT IMPACTS WERE REPORTED.
VERMILION 0 0 <500
LESS THAN 500 PEOPLE EVACUATED UNDER VOLUNTARY EVACUATION
RECOMMENDATIONS IN LOWER VERMILION PARISH. NO HOMES WERE FLOODED...
BUT STORM SURGE BROUGHT 1 TO 3 FT OF WATER ABOVE GROUND LEVEL IN
FRESHWATER CITY AND INTRACOASTAL CITY...AND AROUND 18 INCHES IN
DELCAMBRE.
ACADIA 0 0 0
NO SIGNIFICANT IMPACTS WERE REPORTED.
EVANGELINE 0 0 0
NO SIGNIFICANT IMPACTS WERE REPORTED.
AVOYELLES 0 0 0
NO SIGNIFICANT IMPACTS WERE REPORTED.
ST. LANDRY 0 0 0
NO SIGNIFICANT IMPACTS WERE REPORTED.
LAFAYETTE 0 0 0
NO SIGNIFICANT IMPACTS WERE REPORTED.
ST. MARTIN 0 0 0
IN LOWER ST. MARTIN PARISH...THERE WAS ONGOING FLOODING FROM THE
ATCHAFALAYA RIVER RUNNING HIGH AROUND THE STEPHENSVILLE AREA.
IBERIA 0 0 0
ONE ROAD WAS BLOCKED FROM A TREE FALLING ON IT. OTHERWISE...THERE
WAS STORM SURGE FLOODING NEAR THE PORT OF IBERIA...WHERE SEVERAL
ROADS WERE CLOSED AND SOME EQUIPMENT WAS COVERED BY WATER. SECTIONS
OF HWY 83 WAS COVERED BY FLOOD WATERS BETWEEN LYDIA AND ALICE B.
ALONG THE COAST AT CYPREMORT POINT...WATER WAS 2 TO 3 FT DEEP ABOVE
GROUND LEVEL.
ST. MARY 0 0 0
SECTIONS OF HWY 317 GOING DOWN TO BURNS POINT HAD 1 TO 2 FT OF WATER
COVERING IT.
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LEGEND:
I-INCOMPLETE DATA
E-ESTIMATED
MEGNIA/LANDRENEAU/MOGGED/ERICKSON/BRAZZELL