(Crested at 36.2 ft around midnight Friday Sep 24th. The Trempealeau River at Arcadia, WI apparently crested at 10.1 feet early Friday morning, Sep 24th (graph unavailable). Goose Island Park, South of La Crosse, WI - Looking off west boat launch
Meadow Lakes Golf Course near Rochester, MN (Thursday Afternoon Sep 23rd) Near Whitewater State Park Along Whitewater Creek, MN The Black River at Neillsville,WI at the Highway 10 Bridge (Thursday, Sep 23rd at 415 pm)īlack River Falls Dam Construction Camera: Time lapse before, during, and after the rain. The Black River at Highway 95 northeast of Hatfield, WI. The Black River in Black River Falls, WI at Highway 54. Please acknowledge the NWS as the source of any news information accessed from this site. Media use of NWS Web News Stories is encouraged. However, river levels rocketed upward with record or near record crests on the Zumbro, Black, and Trempealeau Rivers. Rain continued Thursday, and began to lighten through the day. By morning, a band of 4 to 8 inches of rain had fallen with many reports of flooding. This rain strengthened the stationary front over the area, locking in the trigger for prolonged rain and thunderstorms Wednesday night. Thunderstorms first moved in during the late afternoon on Wednesday, September 22 over southeast Minnesota and moved east into Wisconsin, mainly near the I-90 corridor and north, by early evening. An unusually moist air mass over the Central Plains and a stationary front aligned just south of Interstate-90 provided the ingredients for a major rain storm and significant flooding over southeast Minnesota and west-central Wisconsin.
0 kommentar(er)
