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WISCONSIN, SoutheastWashington CountyKewaskumStorm Data and Unusual Weather PhenomenaTimePath PathNumber ofEstimatedLocal/ Length WidthPersonsDamageLocation DateStandard (Miles) (Yards) Killed Injured Property Crops Character of StormMarch 199830 1818CST0 0Hail (1.00)A series of showers and thunderstorms dumped heavy rains and small hail (1/4 to 1/2 inch in diameter) on already saturated soilsover southcentral, southeast, and eastcentral Wisconsin, resulting in scattered reports of urban and small stream flooding. Most ofthe storms occurred between 1500CST and 2345CST on the 30th. The storms became severe when they deposited large hail at acouple locations in Sheboygan county, and one in Washington county.The flooding wasn't serious, but it did cause an inconvenience for many people. Rainfall totals between 0600CST on the 30th to0600CST on the 31st were about 4 inches north of Johnsonville (Sheboygan Co.), 3.8 inches in Baraboo (Sauk Co.), 3.7 inches inDodgeville (Iowa Co.), 3.6 inches in Portage (Columbia Co.), 3.5 inches in Sheboygan (Sheboygan Co.), 3.4 inches in WisconsinDells (Columbia Co.), 3.1 inches in Fond du Lac (Fond du Lac Co.), and 3.03 inches in Madison (Dane Co.). Totals of 2 to 3inches fell over the southeast counties between Milwaukee and Kenosha.Madison (Dane Co.) police reported minor urban street flooding and brief, scattered power outages during the evening of March30th as thunderstorms rolled through the city. Lowlands flooded east of Monticello (Green Co.) as the Little Sugar river left itsbanks. Some homes and one business in Monticello reported minor flooding in basements. Some roads in Dodgeville (Iowa Co.)were impassable as water filled area streets. A couple gravel roads near Dodgeville had washouts due to the flooding waters.Observed rainfall rates were as much as 1 inch in 10 minutes in southwest Iowa county near Livingston. The ground was coveredwhite with small hail in the Dodgeville area. Rising waters on the Pecatonica River in Lafayette county resulted in the closure ofFerndale Rd. north of Calamine, and County H near Blanchardville. West of Rock Springs (Sauk Co.), some roads were closed dueto high water levels at the junction of Narrows Creek and the Baraboo River. Lowland flooding was reported along much ofNarrows Creek and along the Baraboo River from Reedsburg (Sauk Co.) to east of the city of Baraboo. Manhole covers "popped"in Baraboo. A few motorists got stuck in high waters on Highway 154 west of Rock Springs. At Lakeland College north ofJohnsonville (Sheboygan Co.), the heavy rains flooded the campus wastewater treatment building, submerged the pumps and motorsand causing the entire system to shut down. This then resulted in a sewage backup problem, and classes were cancelled for one day.On the west side of the city of Sheboygan, up to 7 inches of water covered some roads.Many of the mainstem rivers and other streams in southcentral, southeast, and eastcentral Wisconsin rose to bankfull levels orexceeded them by 1 to 3 feet due to the March 30-31 heavy rains on top of saturated soils. Although flooding was rated as minor,water levels remained at or near flood stage from the end of March through much of April. In fact, at some scattered spots, waterlevels remained high until May 11th!WISCONSIN, SouthwestWIZ043>044-053>055- Juneau - Adams - Vernon - Crawford - Richland - Grant06108 0500CST2100CST0 0Winter Storm6 to 12 inches of snow was common with amounts up to 14 inches in areas along and south of the Wisconsin River. The deep snow,combined with strong north winds, created 3 foot drifts and reduced visibility to near zero at times.WIZ017Taylor18 0100CST2200CST0 0Winter Storm6 to 8 inches of snow fell around Medford and points east and south. Strong winds accompanying the snow created 2 to 3 foot drifts.Juneau CountyNew Miner29 1018CST0 0Hail (1.75)Adams County3 S New Rome 29 1027CST0 0 8KThunderstorm Wind (G52)Adams CountyNew Rome29 1030CST0 0 100KHail (1.75)Taylor CountyLublin29 1356CST0 0Hail (0.75)Taylor CountyMedford29 1418CST0 0 15KHail (1.00)Taylor CountyMedford29 1430CST0 0Hail (0.75)Buffalo CountyCochrane29 1435CST0 0 10KHail (1.50)178 172
WISCONSIN, SouthwestLa Crosse CountyBarre Mills29 1505CSTTrempealeau CountyOsseo29 1510CSTBuffalo CountyAlma29 1651CSTBuffalo CountyNelson29 1700CSTBuffalo County1 S Maxville to 29 1715CST5 E Maxville1720CSTClark County3 W Thorp 29 1915CST4 50 000000000010KHail (1.00)Hail (0.75)Hail (0.75)Hail (0.75)Tornado (F0)0 0Hail (0.75)Dime to golf ball size hail was reported by storm spotters and law enforcement officials. A tornado touched down briefly nearMaxville, but no injuries or damage was reported.Grant CountyGlenhaven30 1407CST0 0Hail (0.75)Grant County5 S Lancaster 30 1520CST0 0Hail (1.75)Grant County3 W Livingston 30 1842CST0 0Hail (0.75)Grant CountyMuscoda30 1745CST1955CST0 0 2KUrban/Sml Stream FldRichland CountyRichland Center to 30 1745CST0 0Urban/Sml Stream Fld10 S Richland Center1955CST3 inches of rain in a couple of hours caused mud slides and small streams to overflow their banks. A charter bus carrying theUniversity of Wisconsin Band sustained minor damage when it hit a mud slide on Highway 60 near Muscoda.WISCONSIN, WestStorm Data and Unusual Weather PhenomenaTimePath PathNumber ofEstimatedLocal/ Length WidthPersonsDamageLocation DateStandard (Miles) (Yards) Killed Injured Property Crops Character of StormPierce CountyEllsworth29 1540CSTHail covered the ground.St. Croix CountyWoodville29 1604CSTDunn CountyBoyceville29 1630CSTPepin CountyDurand29 1723CSTEau Claire County10 SW Eau Claire 29 1734CSTPepin County12 E Durand 29 1735CSTBarn blown down. Estimated windspeed.Eau Claire CountyEau Claire29 1753CSTPierce County13 E Ellsworth 29 1755CSTChippewa CountyChippewa Falls 29 1800CSTChippewa CountyChippewa Falls 29 1805CSTAutomobiles damaged.Chippewa County2 SE Chippewa Falls 29 1805CSTMotel fire caused by lightning.0000000000000000000000Hail (0.75)Hail (0.75)Hail (1.00)Hail (0.75)Hail (0.75)Thunderstorm Wind (G50)Hail (1.75)Hail (1.00)Hail (0.75)Hail (1.75)LightningMarch 1998179 173
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MARCH 1998VOLUME 40NUMBER 3STORMDAT
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FLORIDA, West Panhandlecaused sand
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