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MISSOURI, SouthwestWebster CountyStorm Data and Unusual Weather PhenomenaTimePath PathNumber ofEstimatedLocal/ Length WidthPersonsDamageLocation DateStandard (Miles) (Yards) Killed Injured Property Crops Character of Storm6 SE Fordland 27 1440CST0 0Nickel hail was also reported.Laclede County2 W Lebanon 27 1450CST0 0Reported near the junction of Highways AA and 64.Ozark CountyThornfield27 1459CST0 0Large tree was down along Highway D near Thornfield.Douglas CountyAva27 1510CST0 0Thunderstorm winds downed large trees.Pulaski County4 SW Buckhorn 27 1510CST0 0Thunderstorm winds downed power lines along AB Highway.Laclede CountyLebanon27 1514CST0 0Thunderstorm wind downed trees in Lebanon and surrounding communities.Camden County2 SW Osage Beach 27 1515CST0 0Thunderstorm winds downed large tree limbs and blew small signs down.Wright County8 NE Hartville 27 1530CST0 0Thunderstorm winds blew some roofing off a home.Texas County3 SE Roby 27 1540CST0 0Maries CountyVichy27 1613CST0 10001K2K2K02K0Thunderstorm Wind (G63)Thunderstorm Wind (G52)Thunderstorm WindThunderstorm WindThunderstorm WindThunderstorm WindThunderstorm WindThunderstorm WindMarch 1998Thunderstorm Wind (G52)30KThunderstorm WindThunderstorms winds blew over a mobile home along County Road 452 near Vichy. A teenage girl inside suffered minor injuries.VIH ASOS site nearby reported a wind gust to 68 knots at 1609 CST.Dent County5 N Salem 27 1615CST0 0 0Thunderstorm WindThunderstorm winds downed several trees.Phelps CountyCountywide27 1615CST0 0 3KThunderstorm WindThunderstorm winds downed trees, power lines, and signs all over the county. Two cars were shoved into the median alongInterstate 44 near Rolla because of high winds.Newton CountyDiamond30 2030CST0 0 0Thunderstorm WindThunderstorm winds downed several trees.MONTANA, CentralMTZ009-012-014>015 Rocky Mountain Front - Cascade / Eastern Teton - Broadwater / Jefferson / Meagher / Central AndSouthern Lewis And Clark - Gallatin / Madison04 0200MST2200MST0 0Heavy Snowup to 9 inches of snowMTZ010Eastern Glacier / Eastern Pondera / Toole / Liberty10 0000MST1800MST0 0Heavy SnowMTZ009>010-015 Rocky Mountain Front - Eastern Glacier / Eastern Pondera / Toole / Liberty - Gallatin / Madison17 0000MST1800MST0 0Heavy SnowMTZ013>015 Fergus / Judith Basin - Broadwater / Jefferson / Meagher / Central And Southern Lewis And Clark -Gallatin / Madison28 0000MST1800MST0 0Heavy Snowup to 11 inches of snow.106 100
MONTANA, EastMTZ016>017-021>023-025>027MTZ017>020-024Phillips - Valley - Petroleum - Garfield - Mccone - Dawson - Prairie - Wibaux09100200MST1000MST0Valley - Daniels - Sheridan - Roosevelt - Richland23 0100MST00930MST00Winter StormHeavy SnowMONTANA, SouthMTZ028-034>035 Wheatland - Stillwater - Yellowstone03041700MST1700MST0 0Heavy SnowA strong low pressure area moved out of southern Idaho and into southwestern Montana and western Wyoming on the afternoon ofMarch 3. As this system tracked slowly across Wyoming overnight some heavy snow fell over parts of South Central Montana.The following are snow depth totals from the storm. In Yellowstone County...Billings 7 inches at the airport and 10 inchesdowntown. Lockwood 12 inches. Laurel 8 inches. In Big Horn County...Hardin 8 inches. In Carbon County...Red Lodge 5 inches.In Stillwater County...Columbus 4 inches. In Sweet Grass County...Big Timber 4 inches. In Wheatland County...Shawmut 5inches.MTZ028>037 Wheatland - Musselshell - Treasure - Rosebud - Custer - Fallon - Stillwater - Yellowstone - Powder River -Carter28291000MST1900MST0 1Heavy SnowAn early season spring storm dumped heavy snow across much of South Central and southeastern Montana from the morning ofMarch 28 to the evening of March 29. The hardest hit area was the foothills of the Beartooth Mountains. A spotter from Roberts inCarbon County reported 24 inches of snow and there were several reports of 5 to 12 inches. Billings received 5 inches from thisstorm and Red Lodge picked up 8 to 10 inches. Traffic was brought to a near standstill in Billings on the morning of the 29th, andseveral roads had to be closed. A woman driving on I-90 near Hardin rolled her vehicle on the morning of the 29th, and was treatedfor minor injuries.MONTANA, WestMTZ002>003MTZ001-004>005MTZ002MTZ006Storm Data and Unusual Weather PhenomenaTimePath PathNumber ofEstimatedLocal/ Length WidthPersonsDamageLocation DateStandard (Miles) (Yards) Killed Injured Property Crops Character of StormMarch 1998West Glacier Region - Flathead/Mission Valleys03040700MST0700MST0 0Heavy SnowTen inches of snow fell at Big Mountain Ski Resort and 13 inches at Bigfork. Ten inches of snow fell at a location 4 miles east ofGlacier International Airport in 12 hours ending 700pm on the 3rd while the airport itself only received four and a half inches. Also,7 inches of snow fell at the 4600 foot msl elevation level above Seeley Lake.Kootenai/Cabinet Region - Lower Clark Fork Region - Missoula / Bitterroot Valleys04 0300MST0 0Heavy Snow06 0300MSTTen inches of snow fell at Lookout Pass Ski Area for the 24 hours ending at 300am on the 5th, and another 15 inches fell in the 24hours afterward. Near Lolo, 7 inches of snow was reported within 12 hours. Florence, in zone 5, also received 7 inches within 12hours.. In zone 1, 7 inches of snow fell 300 feet above the valley floor near Thompson Falls.West Glacier Region09 0700MST0 0Heavy Snow10 0700MSTNine inches of snow fell at Big Mountain Ski Resort.Bitterroot / Sapphire Mountains16 1700MST0 0Heavy Snow18 1700MSTDiscovery Ski Area received 9 1/2 inches of snow for the 24 hours ending at 500 pm on the 16th, then another 10 1/2 inches for the24 hours following. Also, Philipsburg received 12 inches of snow for 24 hours ending at 900am on the 17th.MTZ004Lower Clark Fork Region18 0300MST19 0300MSTLookout Pass Ski Area received 10 inches of snow.00Heavy Snow107 101
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MARCH 1998VOLUME 40NUMBER 3STORMDAT
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ALABAMA, North CentralLamar CountyS
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ALABAMA, SoutheastALZ065-068Coffee
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CALIFORNIA, SouthwestSan Bernardino
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FLORIDA, West Panhandlecaused sand
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