Jerico Springs, Missouri

... Flood Watch remains in effect through Monday morning...

The Flood Watch continues for

* extreme southeast Kansas and the Missouri Ozarks.

* Through Monday morning

* rain will continue this afternoon and evening across far
southern Missouri. Meanwhile a gradual snow melt will begin
across southeast Kansas and southwest Missouri.

* Additional rainfall amounts of one half to one inch will be
possible across far southern Missouri from Branson to Alton.
This heavy rainfall could cause flooding of small streams and
low water crossings.

In addition... rapidly melting snow may result in a continued
risk for flooding early this week.

Precautionary/preparedness actions...

A Flood Watch means there is a potential for flooding based on
current forecasts.

You should monitor later forecasts and be alert for possible
flood warnings. Those living in areas prone to flooding should be
prepared to take action should flooding develop.

03/20/2010 0328 PM

6 miles SSW of El Dorado sp, Cedar County.

Snow e7.0 inch, reported by public.


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03/20/2010 0441 PM

Stockton, Cedar County.

Snow e4.0 inch, reported by law enforcement.


            Cedar County S.O. Relayed to the NWS that approximately
            four inches of snow has accumulated. They have responded
            to 13 vehicle accidents this afternoon.




03/20/2010 0620 PM

Jerico Springs, Cedar County.

Snow m6.0 inch, reported by co-op observer.


            Coop observer in Jericho Springs just measured six inches
            of snow accumulation.




03/20/2010 0324 PM

Stockton, Cedar County.

Snow e1.0 inch, reported by law enforcement.


            Around one inch of snow and sleet on the ground. All snow
            was occurring at time of report. Roads are reported to be
            slick.




03/20/2010 0328 PM

6 miles SSW of El Dorado sp, Cedar County.

Snow e7.0 inch, reported by public.


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03/20/2010 0441 PM

Stockton, Cedar County.

Snow e4.0 inch, reported by law enforcement.


            Cedar County S.O. Relayed to the NWS that approximately
            four inches of snow has accumulated. They have responded
            to 13 vehicle accidents this afternoon.




03/20/2010 0620 PM

Jerico Springs, Cedar County.

Snow m6.0 inch, reported by co-op observer.


            Coop observer in Jericho Springs just measured six inches
            of snow accumulation.




03/20/2010 0324 PM

Stockton, Cedar County.

Snow e1.0 inch, reported by law enforcement.


            Around one inch of snow and sleet on the ground. All snow
            was occurring at time of report. Roads are reported to be
            slick.




03/20/2010 0328 PM

6 miles SSW of El Dorado sp, Cedar County.

Snow e7.0 inch, reported by amateur radio.


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03/20/2010 0620 PM

Jerico Springs, Cedar County.

Snow m6.0 inch, reported by co-op observer.


            Coop observer in Jericho Springs just measured six inches
            of snow accumulation.





03/20/2010 0441 PM

Stockton, Cedar County.

Snow e4.0 inch, reported by law enforcement.


            Cedar County S.O. Relayed to the NWS that approximately
            four inches of snow has accumulated. They have responded
            to 13 vehicle accidents this afternoon.





03/20/2010 0324 PM

Stockton, Cedar County.

Snow e1.0 inch, reported by law enforcement.


            Around one inch of snow and sleet on the ground. All snow
            was occurring at time of report. Roads are reported to be
            slick.

... Winter storm impacts southeast Kansas and portions of the Missouri
Ozarks...

A winter storm brought heavy snow... sleet and freezing rain to southeast
Kansas and portions of the Missouri Ozarks Saturday and Sunday. Heavy
snow fell from southeast Kansas into southwest and west central Missouri
with accumulations ranging from 4 to 10 inches. These snow accumulations
generally occurred west of a line from Cassville to Bolivar to
Versailles... or west of Highway 65. Locally higher amounts near one foot
fell in southeast Kansas and west central Missouri.

The snow was followed a by a period of freezing rain that produced
ice accumulations of one tenth to locally one quarter of an inch
across far southwest Missouri. This area included western Greene...
Barry... Lawrence... and northern stone counties. The ice accumulations
resulted in localized power outages.

Snow amounts were highly variable along the Highway 65 corridor
ranging from a trace just east of Highway 65 to several
inches just to the west.

The following are snow accumulations from volunteer and cooperative
observers across southeast Kansas and the Missouri Ozarks.

The totals below are separated into snow... and ice and sleet
categories... then by amount... and are not necessarily the
final amount for each location.

Snow reports listed by amount

inches location St County time
------ ----------------------- -- -------------- -------
12.00 Fort Scott KS Bourbon 0800 am
12.00 3 S Jerico Springs MO Dade 0800 am
9.70 Lockwood MO Dade 0800 am
                 6 inches of snow remains on ground
8.00 Dadeville MO Dade 0800 am
8.00 2 S Horton MO Vernon 0800 am
8.00 6 S Golden City MO Jasper 0722 am
8.00 Lamar MO Barton 0820 PM
8.00 6 N Lamar MO Barton 0707 PM
                 brt 200
7.50 3 NE Monett MO Lawrence 0800 am
7.00 4 W Pittsburg MO Hickory 0722 am
                 cwip report.
7.00 Appleton City MO St. Clair 0630 am
                 obser recieved 7 inches of snowfall with 6
                 inches snow depth.
7.00 6 SSW El Dorado Springs MO Cedar 0328 PM
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6.50 1 NW Monett MO Lawrence 1017 PM
6.20 1 S Fort Scott KS Bourbon 0335 PM
                 from E-spottter.
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6.00 Miller MO Lawrence 0800 am
6.00 1 W Sarcoxie MO Jasper 0722 am
                 cwip report.
6.00 Columbus KS Cherokee 0630 am
                 Hwy 69 closed in Columbus due to snow drift.
6.00 5 S Ash Grove MO Greene 1009 PM
                 off duty NWS employee measured 6 inches in
                 western Greene County.
6.00 Dadeville MO Dade 0919 PM
6.00 3 NW Cole Camp MO Benton 0727 PM
6.00 Jerico Springs MO Cedar 0620 PM
                 coop observer in Jericho Springs just
                 measured six inches of snow accumulation.
6.00 Cross Timbers MO Hickory 0620 PM
                 cwip observer in Cross Timbers measured 6
                 inches of snow accumulation.
5.50 Joplin MO Jasper 0725 PM
4.00 4 S Ash Grove MO Greene 0800 am
4.00 5 W Neosho MO Newton 0630 am
4.00 Flemington MO Polk 0555 PM
                 coop observer in Flemington measured four
                 inches of snow accumulation. A public report
                 from Humansville also measured four inches.
4.00 Lamar MO Barton 0446 PM
                 the Barton County emergency management
                 director relayed to the NWS that four inches
                 of snow has accumulated. Numerous vehicle
                 accidents have occurred this afternoon.
4.00 Stockton MO Cedar 0441 PM
                 Cedar County S.O. Relayed to the NWS that
                 approximately four inches of snow has
                 accumulated. They have responded to 13
                 vehicle accidents this afternoon.
3.00 5 se Cassville MO Barry 0722 am
                 cwip report.



Sleet and freezing rain reports listed by amount

inches location St County time
------ ----------------------- -- -------------- -------
0.10 Joplin MO Jasper 0930 am
                 ice accumulations of one eighth of an inch on
                 elevated objects.
0.00 Carl Junction MO Jasper 0851 am
                minor glaze of ice beginning to develop on
                elevated surfaces due to freezing rain



The following is a County summary of snow accumulations...

County snow accumulation

Kansas:

Bourbon 8 to 12 inches
Crawford 6 to 10 inches
Cherokee 5 to 9 inches

Missouri:

Vernon 6 to 10 inches
Barton 6 to 10 inches
Jasper 5 to 9 inches
Newton 4 to 7 inches
McDonald 2 to 5 inches
St. Clair 6 to 10 inches
Cedar 6 to 10 inches
Dade 5 to 10 inches
Lawrence 4 to 8 inches
Barry 3 to 7 inches
stone 1 to 4 inches
Christian 1 to 4 inches
Greene 1 to 6 inches
Polk 1 to 8 inches
Hickory 4 to 8 inches
Benton 6 to 10 inches
Morgan 4 to 8 inches
Camden 2 to 8 inches
Miller trace
Dallas trace to 4 inches
Webster trace to 1 inch
Taney trace
Maries none
Laclede none
Wright none
Douglas none
Ozark none
Howell none
Texas none
Pulaski none
Phelps none
Dent none
Shannon none
Oregon none