PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT...CORRECTED
SPOTTER REPORTS
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE CLEVELAND OH
415 PM EDT TUE JUN 30 2009

THE FOLLOWING ARE RAINFALL OBSERVATIONS TAKEN TODAY FOR THE HEAVY
RAINFALL EVENT IMPACTING NORTHEAST OHIO AND NORTHWEST PENNSYLVANIA.

DATA IS FROM LOCAL COOPERATIVE OBSERVERS...COCORAHS VOLUNTEERS...AND
AUTOMATED GAGES OPERATED BY THE OHIO STATE EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT
AGENCY.

SIGNIFICANT FLASH FLOODING DEVELOPED IN THE ERIE AREA THIS MORNING
AS A LAKE ENHANCED AREA OF SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS STALLED OVER
THE INTERSTATE 90 CORRIDOR IN NORTHWESTERN PENNSYLVANIA.  MANY AREAS
ALONG A LINE FROM GIRARD TO JUST SOUTH OF ERIE RECEIVED OVER FOUR
INCHES OF RAIN...WITH ISOLATED LOCATIONS APPROACHING SIX INCHES.

IN THE GREATER CLEVELAND AREA...HEAVY RAINFALL OF TWO TO LOCALLY
FOUR INCHES FELL IN THE EASTERN SUBURBS DUE TO ANOTHER
QUASI-STATIONARY LAKE ENHANCED RAIN BAND.


********************STORM TOTAL RAINFALL*******************

LOCATION              RAINFALL    COMMENTS
                      (INCHES)

PENNSYLVANIA

...ERIE COUNTY...
   ERIE 6 SE              5.48    COCORAHS OBSERVER
   GREENFIELD TWP         3.18    SPOTTER
   ERIE 5 SW              2.68    COCORAHS OBSERVER /TOTAL AS OF 7AM/
   ERIE AIRPORT           2.26    NWS ASOS

OHIO

...CUYAHOGA COUNTY...
   MAYFIELD               2.25    OHIO STORMS GAGE

...GEAUGA COUNTY...
   NOVELTY                3.70    SPOTTER
   CHESTERLAND            2.48    OHIO STORMS GAGE
   CHARDON                1.97    OHIO STORMS GAGE
   GEAUGA EMA OFFICE      1.65    OHIO STORMS GAGE
   TRUMBULL TWP           1.34    OHIO STORMS GAGE

...LAKE COUNTY...
   WILLOUGHBY HILLS       2.40    COCORAHS OBSERVER


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...CORRECTED DATE/TIME HEADER