Another day of snowmelt in the northern Rocky Mountains continued to keep many streams and creeks high and swift. Desha County Radar detected a nearly stationary thunderstorm dropping 2.5 inches of rain per hour and causing localized flooding. Rainfall totals up to 3.5 inches were reported by radar. Deer Lodge and Lake Counties Slow falls for water levels occurred on Thursday due to cool temperatures in the mountains and lack of rainfall.
Small creeks continue to flood low lying areas.
Adams and Lewis Counties Radar detected 1.5 to 2.5 inches of rain from thunderstorms over the area causing small streams and creeks to flood. Anderson County Isolated thunderstorms with localized rainfall produced in excess of 2-3 inches of rain based on radar estimates. Brooks, Goliad, Jim Wells, Kleberg, Live Oak, Orange, Victoria and Webb Counties Heavy scattered thunderstorms slowly drifted across the region. Some yielded up to 5 inches of rain causing creeks and streams to overflow their banks. A narrow band of intense thunderstorms produced 3 inches of rainfall.