Lake Charles, LA

Weather Forecast Office

Tropical Storm Cindy 2017

ACUS74 KLIX 301731
PSHLIX

POST TROPICAL CYCLONE REPORT...TROPICAL STORM CINDY
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE NEW ORLEANS LA
1230 PM CDT FRI JUN 30 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.

LOUISIANA PARISHES INCLUDED...ASSUMPTION...TERREBONNE...LAFOURCHE...
ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST...ST. CHARLES...TANGIPAHOA...JEFFERSON...
PLAQUEMINES...ORLEANS...ST. TAMMANY...ST. BERNARD

MISSISSIPPI COUNTIES INCLUDED...HANCOCK...HARRISON...JACKSON

CHANGES MADE ON JUNE 26
1. SECTION A - ADDED WIND AVERAGING PERIOD FOR WEATHERFLOW SITES AND
CORRECTED NAME OF SITE KVOA IN MARINE OBSERVATIONS.
2. SECTION C - ADDED RAINFALL TOTALS FROM ASOS SITES...OTHER OFFICIAL
GAUGES...AND COCORAHS SITES
3. SECTION D - ADDED INLAND FLOODING INFORMATION
4. SECTION F - ADDED INFORMATION ABOUT BILOXI TORNADO
5. SECTION G - ADDED PARISH SPECIFIC IMPACTS FOR TERREBONNE PARISH
TO DETAIL 2 INJURIES

CHANGES MADE ON JUNE 30
1. SECTION A - CORRECTED WIND DIRECTION AT ALL WEATHERFLOW STATIONS
2. SECTION B - CORRECTED WIND DIRECTION AT ALL WEATHERFLOW STATIONS
AND ADDED PRESSURE DATA AT SELECT WEATHERFLOW STATIONS
3. SECTION E - ADDED TIDE GAUGE AT OCEAN SPRINGS. ADDED INFORMATION
ABOUT BEACH EROSION WHERE APPLICABLE. ADDED A CLARIFYING REMARK
REGARDING MEASUREMENTS AT NOS GAUGES.
4. SECTION G - ADDED PARISH/COUNTY SPECIFIC IMPACTS

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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KNEW-NEW ORLEANS LAKEFRONT AIRPORT
30.04 -90.03 1004.4 21/2231 050/038 21/0507 050/043 21/0508

KGPT-GULFPORT AIRPORT
30.40 -89.07 1007.1 21/2231 130/033 21/2026 130/043 21/2025

KBVE-BOOTHVILLE
29.33 -89.40 1005.4 20/2310 080/031 20/1932 080/042 20/1928

KMSY-NEW ORLEANS ARMSTRONG INTL AIRPORT
29.98 -90.25 1005.1 21/2329 140/027 22/0438 050/039 21/0617

KBIX-BILOXI AIR FORCE BASE
30.43 -88.92 1007.4 21/0833 120/026 21/2045 120/035 21/2050

KNBG-BELLE CHASSE NAVAL AIR STATION
29.82 -90.03 1004.9 21/2155 050/026 21/0155 040/037 21/0243

KPQL-PASCAGOULA AIRPORT
30.46 -88.53 1008.8 22/0035 090/025 21/0631 110/033 21/0630

KGAO-GALLIANO
29.44 -90.26 040/023 21/0055 040/036 20/2355

KASD-SLIDELL AIRPORT
30.35 -89.82 1005.8 21/2251 040/019 21/0443 130/029 21/2133

REMARKS: NONE

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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XLKF-WEATHERFLOW NEW ORLEANS LAKEFRONT
30.04 -90.02 060/035 21/0612 060/041 21/0612
10.4M/1MIN

KXPY-FOURCHON HELIPORT
29.12 -90.20 040/030 21/0015 060/045 20/2215
30.0M/8MIN

XDUL-WEATHERFLOW DULAC
29.35 -90.73 040/027 21/0254 050/040 21/0429
10.4M/1MIN

XBYU-WEATHERFLOW BAYOU BIENVENUE
30.00 -89.90 100/038 21/1838 100/046 21/1838
27.4M/1MIN

REMARKS: NONE

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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KVOA-VIOSCA KNOLL 786
29.23 -87.78 110/048 20/2155 100/053 20/2015
160M/8MIN

LOPL1-LA OFFSHORE OIL PORT
28.89 -90.03 1002.1 20/2334 030/046 20/2234 040/057 20/2134
57.9M/8MIN

KVKY-MAIN PASS 289C
29.25 -88.44 100/046 20/2115 100/055 20/2115
115M/8MIN

KIKT-MISSISSIPPI CANYON 474
28.52 -88.29 080/046 20/1735 080/053 20/1755
124M/8MIN

GRBL1-GRAND ISLE BLOCKS
29.10 -89.98 1003.4 21/0000 040/043 21/0000 040/055 21/0000
10M/2MIN

KMDJ-MISSISSIPPI CANYON 311A
28.64 -89.79 070/043 20/1855 070/052 20/1855
90M/8MIN

BURL1-SOUTHWEST PASS
28.91 -89.43 1003.7 20/2200 070/041 20/1800 070/047 20/1800
38M/2MIN

42364-VIOSCA KNOLL 956
29.06 -88.09 1006.8 20/2030 080/041 20/2030
122M/8MIN

KDLP-WEST DELTA 27A
29.12 -89.55 080/040 20/1900 070/047 20/2100
34.7M/8MIN

SHBL1-SHELL BEACH
29.87 -89.67 1005.3 21/2224 050/040 21/0012 050/046 21/0012
15.6M/2MIN

KMIS-MP 104B AWOS
29.30 -88.84 110/038 20/2235 080/050 20/2035
85M/8MIN

PTBM6-PETIT BOIS ISLAND
30.21 -88.51 1008.9 21/0600 060/038 21/0254 060/048 21/0254
4.6M/2MIN

NWCL1-NEW CANAL
30.03 -90.11 1005.0 21/2224 070/038 21/0500 070/045 21/0500
9.9M/2MIN

42365-MISSISSIPPI CANYON 809
28.20 -89.12 170/037 21/0030
122M/8MIN

XEBT-WEATHERFLOW EAST BAY TOWER
29.06 -89.30 070/036 20/2132 070/048 20/2127
15.2M/

WYCM6-BAY WAVELAND YACHT CLUB
30.33 -89.33 1006.6 21/2300 140/036 21/2018 140/046 21/2018
9.9M/2MIN

42040-LUKE OFFSHORE TEST PLATFORM
29.21 -88.23 1006.8 20/2300 080/035 20/2040 080/045 20/2340
4M/8MIN

GISL1-GRAND ISLE C-MAN
29.27 -89.96 1004.6 21/0912 060/034 20/2342 050/043 21/0000
6.6M/2MIN

PILL1-PILOTTOWN
29.18 -89.26 1005.0 20/2254 190/034 22/1324 180/042 22/1330
9.5M/2MIN

XSHI-WEATHERFLOW SHIP ISLAND
30.23 -88.98 1005.2 21/0829 040/034 21/0239 040/042 21/0239
11.0M/1MIN

XPTN-WEATHERFLOW LAKE PONTCHARTRAIN CAUSEWAY
30.20 -90.12 1004.1 21/2203 060/034 21/0618 060/044 21/0518
12.5M/1MIN

42067-USM BUOY USM3M01
30.04 -88.65 1008.1 21/0840 090/033 20/2340 090/037 20/2340
4M/8MIN

FREL1-FRENIER
30.11 -90.42 1004.0 21/2224 060/032 21/0536 060/039 21/0536
10M/2MIN

DKCM6-DOCK C, PORT OF PASCAGOULA
30.36 -88.57 1008.4 21/2330 130/027 21/2124 140/037 21/2300
8.4M/2MIN

REMARKS: NONE

C. STORM TOTAL RAINFALL FROM 1200 UTC JUN 19 UNTIL 1200 UTC JUN 23
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CITY/TOWN COUNTY ID RAINFALL
LAT LON (IN)
DEG DECIMAL
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ASOS OBSERVATIONS
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GULFPORT AIRPORT HARRISON KGPT 8.01
30.40 -89.07

KEESLER AIR FORCE BASE HARRISON KBIX 7.98
30.43 -89.92

BOOTHVILLE-VENICE PLAQUEMINES KBVE 4.84
29.33 -89.40

PASCAGOULA AIRPORT JACKSON KPQL 4.64
30.46 -88.53

NEW ORLEANS INT`L AIRPORT JEFFERSON KMSY 3.56
29.98 -90.25

SLIDELL AIRPORT ST. TAMMANY KASD 2.61
30.35 -89.82

NEW ORLEANS LAKEFRONT ORLEANS KNEW 2.50
30.04 -90.03

OTHER OFFICIAL GAUGES
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OCEAN SPRINGS COOP JACKSON OCSM6 11.08
30.41 -88.79

BILOXI RVR AT WORTHAM USGS HARRISON BLWM6 9.90
30.56 -89.12

LONG BEACH COOP HARRISON LNGM6 9.14
30.35 -89.16

3 NE PASCAGOULA COOP JACKSON PGLM6 7.90I
30.40 -88.48

SAUCIER EXP FOREST COOP JACKSON SCRM6 7.69
30.63 -89.05

PONCHATOULA COOP TANGIPAHOA PONL1 6.09
30.46 -90.45

JOURDAN RVR AT KILN USGS HANCOCK KLNM6 5.80
30.39 -89.44

GRAND BAY/ORANGE GROVE RAWS JACKSON GRBM6 5.44
30.44 -88.43

EAST PEARL NR STENNIS USGS HANCOCK NAPM6 5.19
30.34 -89.64

SLIDELL COOP ST. TAMMANY SISL1 4.47
30.27 -89.77

RIGOLETS USCOE GAUGE ORLEANS RIGL1 4.41
30.16 -89.74

BOGUE FALAYA RVR COVINGTON ST. TAMMANY CVEL1 4.30
30.48 -90.09

MERAUX COOP ST. BERNARD MERL1 4.05
29.93 -89.93

6 N COCODRIE COOP TERREBONNE CODL1 4.02
29.34 -90.64

3 N DULAC COOP TERREBONNE DLCL1 3.70
29.43 -90.70

MANDEVILLE USCOE GAUGE ST. TAMMANY MDVL1 2.95
30.636 -90.09

4 SE THIBODAUX COOP LAFOURCHE THIL1 1.78
29.75 -90.77

COCORAHS OBSERVATIONS
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OCEAN SPRINGS 3.6 ESE JACKSON MS-JC-12 18.74
30.38/-88.75

OCEAN SPRINGS 3.3 E JACKSON MS-JC-2 18.24
30.41/-88.75

OCEAN SPRINGS 3.2 SE JACKSON MS-JC-8 17.47
30.37/-88.77

GULFPORT 2.0 NE HARRISON MS-HR-13 15.28
30.41/-89.04

VANCLEAVE 9.5 WSW JACKSON MS-JC-23 11.34
30.50/-88.82

BILOXI 13.1 NNW HARRISON MS-HR-34 10.02
30.50/-89.05

PASS CHRISTIAN 5.0 N HARRISON MS-HR-19 9.84
30.39/-89.25

GAUTIER 4.9 N JACKSON MS-JC-22 9.78
30.46/-88.67

PASS CHRISTIAN 3.5 NE HARRISON MS-HR-10 9.64
30.36/-89.21

LONG BEACH 0.8 SSE HARRISON MS-HR-12 9.59
30.35/-89.16

LONG BEACH 0.7 S HARRISON MS-HR-27 9.15
30.35/-89.17

GULFPORT 4.3 NNW HARRISON MS-HR-7 8.75
30.45/-89.08

PASS CHRISTIAN 8.9 NNW HARRISON MS-HR-15 8.75
30.44/-89.28

KILN 3.3 N HANCOCK MS-HC-9 8.70
30.47/-89.43

PASS CHRISTIAN 9.8 NNW HARRISON MS-HR-37 8.33
30.46/-89.24

DIAMONDHEAD 0.9 NNW HANCOCK MS-HC-5 8.08
30.40/-89.38

WAVELAND 1.0 NW HANCOCK MS-HC-18 7.15
30.30/-89.40

KILN 6.6 N HANCOCK MS-HC-13 7.13
30.52/-89.43

ST. BERNARD 2.7 E ST. BERNARD LA-SB-2 6.52
29.87/-89.81

SLIDELL 4.4 E ST. TAMMANY LA-ST-17 6.38
29.87/-89.70

SLIDELL 2.2 NE ST. TAMMANY LA-ST-6 4.82
30.30/-89.75

LACOMBE 1.4 N ST. TAMMANY LA-ST-8 4.63
30.30/-89.75

METAIRIE 1.6 ESE JEFFERSON LA-JF-13 4.46
29.99/-90.16

ABITA SPRINGS 1.9 NE ST. TAMMANY LA-ST-9 4.44
30.50/-90.01

CHAUVIN 1.0 SSW TERREBONNE LA-TR-10 4.42
29.43/-90.60

COVINGTON 4.0 NNE ST. TAMMANY LA-ST-11 4.41
30.32/-90.09

PONCHATOULA 1.6 NNW TANGIPAHOA LA-TG-11 4.29
30.46/-90.45

PONCHATOULA 0.7 SW TANGIPAHOA LA-TG-12 3.83
30.43/-90.42

ABITA SPRINGS 2.2 SSW ST. TAMMANY LA-ST-7 3.82
30.45/-90.05

PONCHATOULA 4.9 E TANGIPAHOA LA-TG-10 3.24
30.43/-90.36

HAMMOND 2.3 WSW TANGIPAHOA LA-TG-1 3.18
30.44/-90.51

MADISONVILLE 3.2 NNW ST. TAMMANY LA-ST-13 2.65
30.44/-90.19

GRAY 0.5 ENE TERREBONNE LA-TR-5 2.48
29.68/-90.77

REMARKS: COCORAHS REPORTING TIMES MAY VARY BY A FEW HOURS BUT
REPRESENT THE PERIOD FROM APPROXIMATELY 12Z MONDAY JUNE 19 THROUGH
12Z FRIDAY JUNE 23.

D. INLAND FLOODING...
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LOCATION FLOOD CREST CREST FLOOD
CATEGORY HEIGHT DATE STAGE

BILOXI RIVER NEAR WORTHAM MODERATE 22.25 JUN 22 16.0
BILOXI RIVER NERR LYMAN MODERATE 16.42 JUN 22 12.0
W HOBOLOCHITTO CREEK NR MCNEIL MODERATE 19.57 JUN 22 15.0
E HOBOLOCHITTO CREEK NR CAESAR MODERATE 17.99 JUN 22 15.0
PEARL RIVER AT PEARL RIVER MODERATE 17.00F JUN 27F 14.0
PASCAGOULA RVR NR GRAHAM FERRY MINOR 17.78 JUN 25 16.0
ESCATAWPA RVR ABV ORANGE GROVE MINOR 9.51 JUN 25 8.0
TCHOUTACABOUFFA NR D IBERVILLE MINOR 12.88 JUN 22 8.0
WOLF RIVER ABOVE GULFPORT MINOR 11.05 JUN 22 8.0
JOURDAN RIVER AT KILN MINOR 6.29 JUN 22 6.0
BOGUE CHITTO RIVER NEAR BUSH MINOR 11.19 JUN 25 11.0
BOGUE FALAYA RVR AT BOSTON ST MINOR 7.38 JUN 21 6.0
PEARL RIVER AT BOGALUSA MINOR 20.70F JUN 27F 18.0

REMARKS: CRESTS ON THE PEARL RIVER HAVE NOT OCCURRED YET. THE
FORECAST CREST AND CREST DATE IS INCLUDED AND DENOTED WITH AN F.
THE HOBOLOCHITTO CREEK IS LOCATED IN PEARL RIVER COUNTY WHICH WAS
NOT INCLUDED IN THE TROPICAL STORM WARNING...BUT SAW SIGNIFICANT
RISES DUE TO THE HEAVY RAINFALL FROM CINDY.

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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PLAQUEMINES G-BAY GARDENE 5.5E 6.18 21/0130 N/A
USGS GAUGE NAVD88

TERREBONNE G-SW OF COCODRIE 4.0E 5.62 21/1045 N/A
USGS GAUGE NAVD88

PLAQUEMINES G-BLACK BAY 4.4E 5.21 21/0200 N/A
USGS GAUGE NAVD88

ST. TAMMANY G-BAYOU LIBERTY 3.4E 4.93 22/0245 N/A
USGS GAUGE NAVD88

ST. BERNARD G-SHELL BEACH 6.07 4.80 21/0606 N/A
NOS GAUGE MHHW

TERREBONNE G-SW OF DULAC 2.9E 4.58 22/1545 N/A
USGS GAUGE NAVD88

ST. TAMMANY G-MANDEVILLE 3.4E 4.29 22/0000 N/A
USCOE GAUGE NAVD88

HANCOCK G-BAY WAVELAND 3.28 4.06 21/0654 MODERATE
NOS GAUGE MHHW

JACKSON G-OCEAN SPRINGS 3.2E 3.92 22/1345 N/A
USGS GAUGE NAVD88

ST. CHARLES G-BONNET CARRE 4.37 3.91 21/0630 N/A
NOS GAUGE MHHW

ORLEANS G-RIGOLETS 3.3E 3.67 21/2200 N/A
USCOE GAUGE NAVD88

LAFOURCHE G-NEAR CUTOFF 2.4E 3.62 21/1915 N/A
USGS GAUGE NAVD88

LIVINGSTON G-MAUREPAS 2.4E 3.56 22/1800 N/A
USGS GAUGE NAVD88

ORLEANS G-NEW CANAL 3.53 3.47 22/0012 N/A
NOS GAUGE MHHW. MAX SURGE DID NOT COINCIDE WITH MAX TIDE. 3.59FT
SURGE RECORDED 21/0818.

JEFFERSON G-LAFITTE 2.2E 3.15 22/1515 N/A
USGS GAUGE NAVD88

JACKSON G-PASCAGOULA DK E 2.21 2.50 22/1230 N/A
NOS GAUGE MHHW. MAX SURGE DID NOT COINCIDE WITH MAX TIDE. 2.67FT
SURGE RECORDED 21/0536.

PLAQUEMINES G-W OF PORT SULPHUR 1.0E 2.50 22/1700 N/A
USGS GAUGE NAVD88

TERREBONNE G-GIWW AT HOUMA 1.1E 2.30 23/0015 N/A
USGS GAUGE NAVD88

ORLEANS G-N.O. WEST END 1.5E 2.25 22/0000 N/A
USCOE GAUGE NAVD88

TANGIPAHOA G-PONCHATOULA 1.5E 2.17 22/2200 N/A
USCOE GAUGE NAVD88

PLAQUEMINES G-PILOTTOWN 2.04 2.14 21/0618 N/A
NOS GAUGE MHHW. MAX SURGE DID NOT COINCIDE WITH MAX TIDE. 2.94FT
SURGE RECORDED 21/0000.

JEFFERSON G-GRAND ISLE 1.80 1.94 21/1312 MODERATE
NOS GAUGE MHHW. MAX SURGE DID NOT COINCIDE WITH MAX TIDE. 2.60FT
SURGE RECORDED 21/0054.

REMARKS: USCOE AND USGS GAUGES DO NOT HAVE PREDICTED TIDE LEVELS
THEREFORE SURGE IS ESTIMATED USING PRE-STORM BASELINE. ESTIMATED
SURGE VALUES ARE DENOTED WITH AN E. ALSO OF NOTE...NOS GAUGES ARE
REFERENCED TO MHHW. THIS RESULTS IN A MAXIMUM SURGE VALUE GREATER
THAN THE MAXIMUM TOTAL WATER LEVEL IF THE MAXIMUM SURGE OCCURRED
OUTSIDE OF ASTRONOMICAL HIGH TIDE. FOR INSTANCE...THE PEAK TOTAL
WATER LEVEL MHHW AT SHELL BEACH WAS MEASURED AT 4.80 FEET. HOWEVER
BECAUSE IT OCCURRED JUST AFTER LOW TIDE...THE PREDICTED WATER
LEVEL AT THE SAME TIME WAS -1.27 FEET SO THE SURGE WAS 6.07 FEET.

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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BILOXI HARRISON 21/1320 EF-0 (EST)
WATERSPOUT CAME ON SHORE AT BEAUVOIR CAUSING DAMAGE TO TREE LIMBS AND
FENCING AND BREAKING A SINGLE WINDOW. IT MOVED ALMOST DUE NORTH
CONTINUING TO CAUSE DAMAGE MAINLY TO TREES. IT DOWNED A FEW TREES AND
A POWERLINE NEAR THE INTERSECTION OF RICH AVE AND POPPS FERRY RD. THE
TORNADO CONTINUED NORTHWARD CAUSING MINOR DAMAGE ALONG ITS PATH AND
LIFTED NEAR WOOLMARKET RD. INTENSITY IS ESTIMATED.

G. STORM IMPACTS BY COUNTY...IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER BY STATE
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COUNTY DEATHS INJURIES EVACUATIONS
DESCRIPTION
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LOUISIANA
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ASSUMPTION 0 0 0
NO SIGNIFICANT IMPACTS.

JEFFERSON 0 0 UNKNOWN
MODERATE IMPACTS MAINLY TO THE SOUTHERN PORTIONS OF THE PARISH
OUTSIDE OF THE FEDERAL HURRICANE RISK REDUCTION SYSTEM. STORM
SURGE OF AROUND 2 FEET AFFECTED GRAND ISLE AND ALSO MOVED THROUGH
BARATARIA BAY AND LITTLE LAKE TO LAFITTE. AT GRAND ISLE...MDERATE
BEACH EROSION OCCURRED DUE TO STORM SURGE AND WAVE RUNUP. FLOODING
IN THE LAFITTE AREA WAS LIMITED TO ROADS AND LOW LYING PROPERTY.
INUNDATION DEPTH WAS GENERALLY ONE TO TWO FEET. NO HOMES OR
BUSINESSES WERE DAMAGED BY THE FLOODING.

LAFOURCHE 0 0 0
MODERATE IMPACTS TO AREAS OUTSIDE OF THE FEDERAL HURRICANE RISK
REDUCTION SYSTEM. LOW LYING ROADS IN THE LOWER PORTION OF THE
PARISH INCLUDING OLD HIGHWAY 1 THROUGH LEEVILLE AND NEAR PORT
FOURCHON WERE INUNDATED WITH UP TO TWO FEET OF WATER. NO HOMES OR
BUSINESSES WERE DAMAGED BY THE FLOODING.

ORLEANS
MODERATE IMPACTS TO AREAS OUTSIDE OF THE FEDREAL HURRICANE RISK
REDUCTION SYSTEM. LOW LYING ROADS INCLUDING LAKESHORE DRIVE ALONG
LAKE PONTCHARTRAIN AND HIGHWAY 90 THROUGH THE VENETIAN ISLES AREA
WERE INUNDATED WITH UP TO 2 FEET OF WATER. NO HOMES OR BUSINESSES
WERE DAMAGED BY THE FLOODING.

PLAQUEMINES 0 0 0
MODERATE IMPACTS TO AREAS OUTSIDE OF THE FEDERAL HURRICANE RISK
REDUCTION SYSTEM. STORM SURGE OF TWO TO FOUR FEET WAS MEASURED ON
THE EAST SIDE OF THE PARISH. ON THE WEST SIDE OF THE PARISH...A
LOCAL LEVEE WAS OVERTOPPED NEAR MYRTLE GROVE RESULTING IN MINOR
FLOODING OF LOW LAND PROPERTY. INUNDATION WAS GENERALLY ONE TO TWO
FEET BUT NO HOMES OR BUSINESSES WERE DAMAGED BY THE FLOODING.

ST. BERNARD 0 0 0
MODERATE IMPACTS TO AREAS OUTSIDE OF THE FEDERAL HURRICANE RISK
REDUCTION SYSTEM. STORM SURGE OF FOUR TO 6 FEET WAS MEASURED IN
COASTAL PORTIONS OF THE PARISH...RESULTING IN TWO TO THREE FEET
OF INUNDATION ON SOME LOW LYING ROADWAYS AND PROPERTIES. NO HOMES
OR BUSINESSES WERE DAMAGED.

ST. CHARLES 0 0 0
MINOR IMPACTS DUE TO STORM SURGE OUTSIDE OF THE FEDERAL HURRICANE
RISK REDUCTION SYSTEM.

ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST 0 0 0
MINOR IMPACTS DUE TO STORM SURGE. LOW LYING ROADWAYS NEAR FRENIER
INCLUDING OLD US HWY 51 WERE FLOODED WITH UP TO A FOOT OF WATER.
NO HOMES OR BUSINESSES WERE DAMAGED.

ST. TAMMANY 0 0 0
MINOR IMPACTS DUE TO STORM SURGE AND HEAVY RAINFALL. PERSISTENT
AND STRONG ONSHORE FLOW RESULTED IN WATER RISING TO APPROXIMATELY
TWO TO THREE FEET ABOVE NORMAL FROM SLIDELL TO MADISONVILLE.
NUMEROUS ROADS BECAME IMPASSIBLE DUE TO HIGH WATER AND WATER WAS
PUSHED INTO A FEW BUSINESSES ALONG THE MANDEVILLE LAKEFRONT.
HEAVY RAIN ALSO FELL ACROSS MAINLY THE SOUTHEAST REACH OF THE
PARISH. REPORTS FROM AROUND SLIDELL INDICATE FOUR TO SIX INCHES
OF RAIN FELL DURING THE STORM...MOSTLY DURING THE OVERNIGHT HOURS
OF JUNE 20 INTO JUNE 21.

TANGIPAHOA 0 0 0
NO SIGNIFICANT IMPACT.

TERREBONNE 0 2 0
MINOR IMPACTS DUE TO STORM SURGE. LOW LYING ROADWAYS SOUTH OF
HOUMA WERE INUNDATED WITH UP TO ONE FOOT OF WATER. STRONG
SOUTHEAST WINDS BLEW OVER A HOLLOWED OUT TREE LATE MORNING ON JUNE
22. THE TREE FELL ON A MOBILE HOME INJURING TWO CHILDREN WHO WERE
INSIDE.

MISSISSIPPI
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HANCOCK 0 0 0
MODERATE IMPACTS MAINLY TO THE COASTAL PORTIONS OF THE COUNTY
AROUND BAY ST. LOUIS. STORM SURGE LED TO FLOODING OF HUNDREDS OF
STREETS NEAR THE COAST...ESPECIALLY IN THE SHORELINE PARK AREA.
MAXIMUM FLOOD DEPTH WAS AROUND THREE FEET ON SOME LOW LYING ROADS.
NO HOMES OR BUSINESSES WERE FLOODED.

HARRISON 0 0 0
MODERATE IMPACTS MAINLY DUE TO STORM SURGE AND HEAVY RAINFALL.
STORM SURGE OF APPROXIMATELY 3 FEET LED TO BEACH EROSION ALONG
BOTH THE BARRIER ISLANDS AND THE ACTUAL COASTLINE. NEAR GULFPORT
THE BEACH WAS ERODED ALL THE WAY TO THE SEAWALL IN SOME PLACES.
THE STORM ALSO DUMPED EIGHT TO TWELVE INCHES OF RAIN ACROSS MUCH
OF THE COUNTY LEADING TO FLASH FLOODING. THE HEAVY RAIN ALSO
CAUSED THE BILOXI RIVER TO RISE ABOVE MODERATE FLOOD STAGE. ON
THE MORNING OF JUNE 21 A WATERSPOUT MOVED ON SHORE NEAR BILOXI
CAUSING MINOR DAMAGE TO TREES...POWERLINES AND ROOFS.

JACKSON 0 0 0
SIGNIFICANT IMPACTS MAINLY DUE TO HEAVY RAINFALL. A PERSISTENT
BAND OF HEAVY RAINFALL SET UP JUST EAST OF THE JACKSON AND
HARRISON COUNTY LINE OVERNIGHT WEDNESDAY NIGHT INTO THURSDAY
MORNING. SEVERAL OBSERVERS IN THE OCEAN SPRINGS AREA RECORDED SIX
TO TEN INCHES OF RAIN FROM THE BAND. HEAVY RAIN ACROSS THE COUNTY
AND IN THE COUNTIES JUST NORTH LED TO BOTH FLASH FLOODING AND
RIVER FLOODING. THE ESCATAWPA RIVER NEAR GRAHAM FERRY CRESTED
JUST BELOW MODERATE FLOOD STAGE...AND AT LEAST TWO PEOPLE HAD TO
BE RESCUED WHEN THEY DROVE THEIR TRUCK AROUND A BARRICADE
THROUGH A FLOODED ROADWAY. A FEW HOMES SUFFERED MINOR DAMAGE DUE
TO THE FLOODING.

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