Flood Event Of 3/6/2011 - 3/18/2011 - Weather
Flood Event of 3/6/2011 - 3/18/2011BrandywineSiteFlood StageDateCrestFlowCategoryBasinStreamCounty of GageChadds ywine CreekDelawareCounty of 16,100MinorChristinaBrandywine CreekNew CastleNew CastleDelawareSiteFlood StageDateCrestFlowCategoryBasinStreamCounty of GageCooks Falls10.003/11/201113.0719,300MinorDelawareBeaver KillDelawareCounty of ForecastPointDelawareCooks Falls10.003/7/201111.3713,600MinorDelawareBeaver KillDelawareDelawareFishs Eddy13.003/11/201113.3429,700MinorDelawareDelaware RiverDelawareDelawareMinisink d inorBush KillBush norBush KillBush orDelawareWest Branch 7810,900MinorDelawareWest Branch DelawareRiverDelawareDelawareCounty of ForecastPointFluvannaJamesSiteFlood StageDateCrestFlowCategoryBasinStreamCounty of GageBremo Bluff19.003/11/201121.50-9,999MinorJamesJames RiverFluvannaCreated On: 8/16/2016Page 1 of 9
Bremo Bluff19.003/8/201119.00-9,999MinorJamesJames 400MinorJamesRivanna ,400MinorJamesJames RiverHenricoIndependent s RiverHenricoIndependent CityJuniataSiteFlood StageDateCrestFlowCategoryBasinStreamCounty of uniataAughwick CreekHuntingdonCounty of ForecastPointHuntingdonSpruce Creek8.003/11/20118.456,500MinorJuniataLittle Juniata 113.779,470ModerateJuniataFrankstown BranchJuniata RiverBlairBlairLehighSiteFlood StageDateCrestFlowCategoryBasinStreamCounty of ehigh RiverLehighCounty of 9524,300ModerateLehighLehigh 0ModerateLehighLehigh RiverNorthamptonNorthamptonMain Stem DelawareSiteFlood StageDateCrestFlowCategoryBasinStreamCounty of GageDelaware Water Gap21.003/12/201122.88-9,999MinorMain StemDelawareDelaware RiverWarrenCounty of ForecastPointMonroeEaston (Phillipsburg, NJ)22.003/12/201126.12-9,999MinorMain StemDelawareDelaware RiverWarrenNorthamptonCreated On: 8/16/2016Page 2 of 9
Frenchtown16.003/12/201117.21-9,999MinorMain StemDelawareDelaware RiverHunterdonHunterdonNew Hope n StemDelawareDelaware 9,999MinorMain StemDelawareDelaware 999MinorMain StemDelawareDelaware inorMain StemDelawareDelaware 47,000MinorMain StemDelawareDelaware RiverMercerMercerStreamCounty of GageSusquehanna RiverColumbiaCounty of ForecastPointColumbiaMain Stem SusquehannaSiteFlood ,000Camp Hill7.003/7/20117.602,850MinorYellow BreechesYellow Breeches CreekCumberlandCumberlandCamp Hill7.003/11/201110.114,800ModerateYellow BreechesYellow Breeches .79487,000Susquehanna 0MinorLower Main StemSusquehannaSusquehanna 0MinorUpper Main StemSusquehannaSusquehanna RiverMontourMontourHarper ra CreekLebanonLebanonHarper Tavern9.003/7/201110.669,530MinorSwataraSwatara 7,000Susquehanna tara CreekDauphinDauphinCreated On: 8/16/2016CategoryBasinModerate Upper Main StemSusquehannaModerate Lower Main StemSusquehannaModerate Lower Main StemSusquehannaMinorSwataraPage 3 of 9
ara 0ModerateConodoguinetConodoguinet 86434,000Susquehanna 3145,000MinorUpper Main StemSusquehannaSusquehanna RiverWyomingWyomingMiddletown (Old Site)11.003/8/201111.20-9,999MinorLower Main StemSusquehannaSwatara CreekDauphinDauphinMiddletown (Old Site)11.003/13/201115.10-9,999Moderate Lower Main StemSusquehannaSwatara 000MinorUpper Main StemSusquehannaTowanda CreekBradfordBradfordPenns Creek8.003/11/201110.069,320ModeratePenns CreekPenns CreekSnyderSnyderShermans Dale9.003/11/201111.8213,000Moderate Lower Main StemSusquehannaSherman derate Lower Main StemSusquehannaSusquehanna 6124,000Moderate Upper Main StemSusquehannaSusquehanna 618,000Upper Main StemSusquehannaTunkhannock 161,000Moderate Upper Main StemSusquehannaSusquehanna RiverLuzerneLuzerneModerate Lower Main StemSusquehannaMinorNeshaminySiteFlood StageDateCrestFlowCategoryBasinStreamCounty of shaminy CreekBucksCounty of inorNeshaminyNeshaminy CreekBucksBucksCreated On: 8/16/2016Page 4 of 9
North Branch PotomacSiteFlood StageDateCrestFlowCategoryBasinStreamCounty of GageCumberland10.003/11/201110.9610,800MinorNorth BranchPotomacWills CreekAlleganyCounty of ForecastPointAlleganyNorth Branch SusquehannaSiteFlood StageDateCrestFlowCategoryBasinStreamCounty of GageBainbridge15.003/12/201116.0224,200MinorNorth BranchSusquehannaNorth BranchSusquehanna RiverChenangoCounty of -9,999MinorNorth BranchSusquehannaNorth BranchSusquehanna RiverBroomeBroomeChenango Forks10.003/11/201110.3522,300MinorNorth BranchSusquehannaChenango oderateNorth BranchSusquehannaNorth BranchSusquehanna norNorth BranchSusquehannaNorth BranchSusquehanna derateNorth BranchSusquehannaTioughnioga 00MinorNorth BranchSusquehannaChenango 710ModerateNorth BranchSusquehannaChenango 00ModerateNorth BranchSusquehannaNorth BranchSusquehanna orNorth BranchSusquehannaNorth BranchSusquehanna oderateNorth BranchSusquehannaNorth BranchSusquehanna inorNorth BranchSusquehannaNorth BranchSusquehanna inorNorth BranchSusquehannaNorth BranchSusquehanna RiverBroomeBroomeCreated On: 8/16/2016Page 5 of 9
PassaicSiteFlood StageDateCrestFlowCategoryBasinStreamCounty of GageBoonton above Reservoir(Old Site)5.003/7/20116.323,620ModeratePassaicRockaway RiverMorrisCounty of ForecastPointMorrisBoonton above Reservoir(Old Site)5.003/11/20117.034,700MajorPassaicRockaway RiverMorrisMorrisBoonton below away RiverMorrisMorrisBoonton below Reservoir5.003/7/20116.922,940MinorPassaicRockaway rPassaicPassaic RiverMorrisMorrisLittle Falls7.003/12/201111.8115,600MajorPassaicPassaic assaicSaddle ssaicSaddle RiverBergenBergenMacopin Intake Dam5.503/11/20117.172,790ModeratePassaicPequannock RiverPassaicPassaicMacopin Intake Dam5.503/7/20115.931,580MinorPassaicPequannock deratePassaicRamapo atePassaicRamapo RiverBergenBergenPine Brook19.003/12/201122.046,260MajorPassaicPassaic RiverMorrisMorrisPompton Lakes11.503/7/201115.838,710MajorPassaicRamapo RiverPassaicPassaicPompton Lakes11.503/11/201116.729,650MajorPassaicRamapo RiverPassaicPassaicPompton Plains16.003/11/201122.1117,700MajorPassaicPompton RiverPassaicMorrisCreated On: 8/16/2016Page 6 of 9
Pompton Plains16.003/7/201120.3214,400MajorPassaicPompton orPassaicWanaque RiverPassaicPassaicPotomacSiteFlood StageDateCrestFlowCategoryBasinStreamCounty of onocacy River at JugBridgeFrederickCounty of 17,800MinorPotomacMonocacy River at JugBridgeFrederickFrederickLittle Falls acPotomac 10.232,790MinorPotomacOpequon CreekBerkeleyBerkeleyPoint of Rocks16.003/12/201119.92121,000MinorPotomacPotomac 19.50-9,999ModeratePotomacPotomac RiverJeffersonJeffersonWisconsin Ave,Washington, DC6.003/12/20117.81-9,999ModeratePotomacPotomac RiverDist. of ColumbiaDist. of ColumbiaCounty of ForecastPointFauquierRappahannockSiteFlood StageDateCrestFlowCategoryBasinStreamCounty of nnockRappahannock RiverFauquierRaritanSiteFlood StageDateCrestFlowCategoryBasinStreamCounty of GageBlackwells Mills9.003/11/20119.194,340MinorRaritanMillstone RiverSomersetCounty of ForecastPointSomersetBlackwells Mills9.003/7/20119.884,970MinorRaritanMillstone RiverSomersetSomersetCreated On: 8/16/2016Page 7 of 9
Bound Brook28.003/11/201128.4919,100MinorRaritanRaritan River below CalcoDamSomersetSomersetBound Brook28.003/7/201128.4018,900MinorRaritanRaritan River below 15,300MinorRaritanRaritan ,300MinorRaritanRaritan 0MinorRaritanNorth Branch 135,530MinorRaritanSouth Branch RaritanRiverHunterdonHunterdonSchuylkillSiteFlood StageDateCrestFlowCategoryBasinStreamCounty of llSchuylkill RiverBerksCounty of 7,100MinorSchuylkillSchuylkill 1114.1326,500MinorSchuylkillSchuylkill 126,200MinorSchuylkillSchuylkill RiverBerksBerksCounty of ForecastPointHampshireSouth Branch PotomacSiteFlood StageDateCrestFlowCategoryBasinStreamCounty of GageSpringfield15.003/11/201115.2421,900MinorSouth BranchPotomacSouth Branch PotomacRiverHampshireWest Branch SusquehannaSiteFlood StageDateCrestFlowCategoryBasinStreamCounty of GageBeech Creek Station11.003/11/201111.595,240MinorWest BranchSusquehannaBald Eagle CreekClintonCreated On: 8/16/2016County of ForecastPointClintonPage 8 of 9
Lewisburg18.003/11/201120.78122,000MinorWest BranchSusquehannaWest BranchSusquehanna 1112.3425,900MinorWest BranchSusquehannaLoyalsock 99MinorWest BranchSusquehannaWest BranchSusquehanna .70-9,999MinorWest BranchSusquehannaWest BranchSusquehanna 9ModerateWest BranchSusquehannaWest BranchSusquehanna RiverLycomingLycomingWeather SummaryA slowly retreating anticyclone over the western Atlantic and an approaching anticyclone moving out of western Canada produced a multi-faceted precipitation eventover the eastern United States on 5-7 March 2011. A deep moisture plume from the Gulf moved up the Mississippi and Ohio Valleys producing a large area of heavyrainfall. Cold air from the advancing anticyclone turned the western edge of the precipitation to snow. Heavy snow developed on the western side of the frontal zoneas a wave developed along the frontal zone. As this wave moved up the front, heavy snow was observed from south-central Pennsylvania into New England. Based onthe work of Stuart and Grumm (2009) and Maddox et. al. (1979), this event possessed classic characteristics of a heavy rainfall event. The sharp north-south frontalsystem and moisture plume had a classic Maddox-synoptic event type look. The Maddox-Synoptic event is characterized by a sharp north-south frontal zone with apoleward surge of deep moisture in the warm in the warm air. This plume of deep moisture is often associated with strong low-level poleward flow. The plume ofdeep moisture or atmospheric river (AR: Neiman et al 2008) along the coast during this event brought heavy rains to the region. The moisture surge was associatedwith above normal precipitable water (PW) and above normal v-wind anomalies indicating the potential a meteorologically and climatologically significant event. Thisevent had persistent and anomalous moisture and anomalous southerly and then easterly flow, the moisture and implied convergence are key ingredients or asignificant heavy rainfall event. From Rich Grumm NWS WFO-CTP. A slow moving north-south oriented frontal band brought heavy rainfall to the Mid-Atlantic regionon 10-11 March 2011. Rainfall exceeded 75 mm over a broad region of eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey and southern New York State. Coming on the heels the heavyrainfall event of 5-6 March 2011, flooding was observed over most of the same region. Many points in eastern Pennsylvania saw moderate to major flooding.Northern New Jersey saw several points reach the 3rd or 4thhighest flood stages on record. This was a classic Maddox-Synoptic type event, with sharp north-southfrontal system. The precipitable water and wind anomalies ahead of the frontal boundary were 3 to 4σ above normal. The 850 hPa moisture flux was typically in the 3Source: Grumm NWS WFO CTPCrest Statistics and Flood InformationFirst flood of 2 that occured in Mar, 2011First flood of 18 that occured in 2011Number of Floods at MARFC Forecast Points - 113Created On: 8/16/2016Number of Floods Cresting in Minor Range - 70Number of Floods Cresting in Moderate Range - 33Number of Floods Cresting in Major Range - 10Number of Floods Cresting in Missing Range - 0Page 9 of 9
Lodi 6.00 3/7/2011 8.13 2,870 Major Passaic Saddle River Bergen Bergen Lodi 6.00 3/11/2011 9.49 3,560 Major Passaic Saddle River Bergen Bergen Macopin Intake Dam 5.50 3/11/2011 7.17 2,790 Moderate Passaic Pequannock River Passaic Passaic Macopin Intake Dam 5.50 3/7/2011 5.93 1,580 Minor Passaic Pequannock River Passaic Passaic
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