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TROPICAL STORM ERIN SPECIAL DISCUSSION NUMBER 4
NWS TPC/NATIONAL HURRICANE CENTER MIAMI FL AL052007
1130 AM EDT WED AUG 15 2007

TROPICAL DEPRESSION FIVE HAS BEEN UPGRADED TO TROPICAL STORM ERIN
BASED ON DATA FORM A NOAA HURRICANE HUNTER PLANE. THE CENTER WAS
FOUND A LITTLE TO THE NORTH OF THE PREVIOUS ADVISORY POSITION...AND
THEREFORE THE INITIAL AND 12 HOUR LOCATIONS HAVE BEEN ADJUSTED
SLIGHTLY. THE INTENSITY FORECAST HAS ALSO BEEN INCREASED SLIGHTLY
AND NOW ERIN IS FORECAST TO REACH THE COAST WITH WINDS OF 45 KNOTS.
NO CHANGES IN WATCHES AND WARNINGS ARE REQUIRED.

FORECAST POSITIONS AND MAX WINDS

INITIAL 15/1530Z 25.6N 93.5W 35 KT
12HR VT 16/0000Z 26.0N 95.5W 40 KT
24HR VT 16/1200Z 26.5N 97.5W 45 KT
36HR VT 17/0000Z 27.0N 99.0W 25 KT...INLAND
48HR VT 17/1200Z 28.5N 100.5W 20 KT...REMNANT LOW
72HR VT 18/1200Z...DISSIPATED

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Public Advisory Number 16 For Tropical Depression Erin
Nws Hydrometeorological Prediction Center Camp Springs Md Al052007
1000 Am Cdt Sat Aug 18 2007

...tropical Depression Erin Continues North-northeastward Across
West Texas ... Flooding Threat Persists As Heavy Rainbands Spiral
Out From Center...

Flash Flood Watches Are In Effect For Much Of Western Texas And
Southwest Oklahom.

Flash Flood Warnings Are In Effect For Portions Of West-central
Texas.

Flood Warnings Are In Effect For Portions Of Southern And Central
Texas.

At 1000 Am Cdt...1500 Utc...the Center Of Tropical Depression Erin
Was Located Near Latitude 33.2 North...longitude 101.3
West...about 40 Miles...65 Kilometers...southeast Of Lubbock
Texas.

The Depression Is Moving North-northeast At 8 Mph...7 Kt...13
Km/h. This General Motion Is Expected To Continue During The Next
12 To 24 Hours.

Maximum Sustained Winds Are Near 25 Mph...40 Km/hr...with A Few
Higher Gusts. The Estimated Minimum Central Pressure Is Around
1008 Mb...29.78 Inches.

Heavy Bands Of Rain And Thunderstorms Continue To Rotate Around
The Center Of Erin. The Heaviest Rains And Embedded Thunderstorms
Are Concentrated From The Northeast To The Southeast Of The
Center.

Selected Storm Total Rainfall Amounts In Inches Through 1000 Am
Cdt Saturday

...texas...

Houston Metro Area

Lockwood (hunting Bayou) 9.61
Sens Rd 9.25
Little Cedar Bayou @8th St 8.31
Sims Bayou @martin Luther King 7.52
South Mcgregor Wa 7.05
Houston/intercontinental 4.80
Houston/clover Field 3.62

Boerne 5.6 Ne 10.23 Thru 7 Am Saturday
San Antonio/stinson Muni Arpt 9.62
Fair Oaks Ranch 10 Nne 9.62 Thru 7 Am Saturday
Fredericksburg 10.6 Ssw 8.26 Thru 7 Am Saturday
Lackland Afb 2.4 Nw 8.30 Thru 7 Am Saturday
Helotes 1 Ene 7.94 Thru 7 Am Saturday
Grey Forest 0.2 N 7.73 Thru 7 Am Saturday
Kerrville 5.9 Se 7.46 Thru 7 Am Saturday
Kelly Afb/san Antonio 7.46
Hondo 8.7e 7.33 Thru 7 Am Saturday
Winters 6.67 Thru 7 Am Saturday
Gillespie 6.55 Since 12 Am Friday
6 Wsw Boerne 5.84
San Antonio Intl Arpt 5.79
Bandera 14.3 Wnw 5.70 Thru 7 Am Saturday
Hondo Muni Arpt 5.02
Abilene Muni Arpt 4.80
San Angelo/mathis 3.93
Mason 3.90
Palacios Muni Arpt 3.86
Haskell 3.38
Randolph Afb/universal City 3.27


Erin Is Expected To Continue Moving North-northeastward Across
West Texas Today...shifting The Main Threat For Organized Heavy
Rainfall Northward Toward Northwest Texas And Western Oklahoma.

Additional Rain Accumulations Of 2 To 4 Inches Are Expected Across
Portions Of Western And North-central Texas...with Possible
Isolated Maximum Amounts Up To 7 Inches Near The Path Of The
Depression. To The South And East Of The System...localized Areas
Could See Scattered Thunderstorms With 1 To 2 Inches Possible.

Repeating The 10 Am Cdt Position...33.2 North...and 101.3
West...north-northeastward Movement Near 8 Mph...maximum Sustained
Winds Around 25 Mph...minimum Central Pressure...1008 Mb.

The Next Advisory On Tropical Depression Erin Will Be Issued By
The Hydrometeorological Prediction Center At 400 Pm Cdt. Please
Refer To Your Local Forecast Office For Further Information
Concerning This System.

Kocin

Forecast Positions


Initial 18/1500z 33.2n 101.3w
12hr Vt 19/0000z 34.7n 100.2w
24hr Vt 19/1200z 36.0n 99.3w

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Public Advisory Number 17 For Tropical Depression Erin
Nws Hydrometeorological Prediction Center Camp Springs Md Al052007
400 Pm Cdt Sat Aug 18 2007

...tropical Depression Erin Continues North-northeastward Toward
The Eastern Texas Panhandle And Western Oklahoma ... Flooding
Threat Extends From Texas To Oklahoma...

Flash Flood Watches Are In Effect For Central Texas And Southwest
Oklahoma.

Flash Flood Warnings Are In Effect For Portions Of North-central
Texas.

Flood Warnings Are In Effect For Scattered Portions Of Southern
And Central Texas.

At 400 Pm Cdt...2100 Utc...the Center Of Tropical Depression Erin
Was Located Near Latitude 34.1 North...longitude 100.8
West...about 35 Miles...60 Kilometers...southwest Of Childress
Texas.

The Depression Is Moving North-northeast At 11 Mph...10 Kt...17
Km/h. This General Motion Is Expected To Continue During The Next
12 To 24 Hours.

Maximum Sustained Winds Are Near 25 Mph...40 Km/hr...with A Few
Higher Gusts. The Estimated Minimum Central Pressure Is Around
1008 Mb...29.78 Inches.

Heavy Bands Of Rain And Thunderstorms Continue To Rotate Around
The Center Of Erin. Numerous Scattered Heavy Showers And
Thunderstorms Are Occurring Farther East Over Central And Eastern
Texas And Oklahoma.

Selected Storm Total Rainfall Amounts In Inches Through 400 Pm Cdt
Saturday

...texas...

Houston Metro Area

Lockwood (hunting Bayou) 11.02 Past 3 Days
Sens Rd 9.33 Past 3 Days
Little Cedar Bayou @8th St 8.50 Past 3 Days
Sims Bayou @martin Luther King 8.43 Past 3 Days
South Mcgregor Wa 7.05
Houston/intercontinental 4.80
Houston/clover Field 3.62

Boerne 5.6 Ne 10.23 Thru 7 Am Saturday
San Antonio/stinson Muni Arpt 9.62
Fair Oaks Ranch 10 Nne 9.62 Thru 7 Am Saturday
Ozona 22 Se 9.06 48 Hours Thru 8am Saturday
Fredericksburg 10.6 Ssw 8.26 Thru 7 Am Saturday
Lackland Afb 2.4 Nw 8.30 Thru 7 Am Saturday
Helotes 1 Ene 7.94 Thru 7 Am Saturday
Grey Forest 0.2 N 7.73 Thru 7 Am Saturday
Kerrville 5.9 Se 7.46 Thru 7 Am Saturday
Kelly Afb/san Antonio 7.46
Hondo 8.7e 7.33 Thru 7 Am Saturday
El Dorado 7.19 48 Hours Thru 8am Saturday
Winters 6.67 Thru 7 Am Saturday
Gillespie 6.55 Since 12 Am Friday
Robert Lee 6.34 24 Hours Thru 8am Saturday
6 Wsw Boerne 5.84
San Antonio Intl Arpt 5.79
Bandera 14.3 Wnw 5.70 Thru 7 Am Saturday
San Angelo/mathis 5.72 48 Hours Thru 8am Saturday
Hondo Muni Arpt 5.02
Abilene Muni Arpt 4.80
Mason 3.96
Palacios Muni Arpt 3.86
Haskell 3.38
Randolph Afb/universal City 3.27


Erin Is Expected To Continue Moving North-northeastward Across The
Eastern Texas Panhandle This Evening And Across Western Oklahoma
Sunday...shifting The Main Threat For Organized Heavy Rainfall
Toward North-central Texas And Western Oklahoma.

Additional Rain Accumulations Of 2 To 4 Inches Are Expected Across
Portions Of North-central Texas And Southwestern Oklahoma...with
Possible Isolated Maximum Amounts Up To 6 Inches.

Repeating The 4 Pm Cdt Position...34.1 North...and 100.8
West...north-northeastward Movement Near 11 Mph...maximum
Sustained Winds Around 25 Mph...minimum Central Pressure...1008
Mb.

The Next Advisory On Tropical Depression Erin Will Be Issued By
The Hydrometeorological Prediction Center At 1000 Pm Cdt. Please
Refer To Your Local Forecast Office For Further Information
Concerning This System.

Kocin

Forecast Positions


Initial 18/2100z 34.1n 100.8w
12hr Vt 19/0600z 35.6n 99.6w
24hr Vt 19/1800z 36.9n 98.6w

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Public Advisory Number 20 For Tropical Depression Erin
Nws Hydrometeorological Prediction Center Camp Springs Md Al052007
1000 Am Cdt Sun Aug 19 2007

...impressive Rains Associated With T.d. Erin Sliding East Over
Central Oklahoma...

Flash Flood Watches Are In Effect For A Small Portion Of Northern
Texas And Central Oklahoma.

Flood And Flash Flood Warnings Are In Effect For Several Counties
In Southwest And Central Oklahoma. Flood Warnings Also Continue
For Portions Of Texas.

While Erin Had Developed An Impressive Radar Signature Early This
Morning For A Tropical Depression Well Inland...the Lastest Radar
Imagery Suggests That The Storm Has Been Weakening. Heavy Rain And
Thunderstorms Continue To Persist Around...and To The East Of The
Center Of Erin As It Moves Toward The Northeast.

At 1000 Am Cdt...1500 Utc...the Center Of Erin Was Located Near
Latitude 35.8 North...longitude 97.0 West...about 12 Miles...19
Kilometers...west Northwest Of Chandler Oklahoma...or About 70
Miles...113 Kilometers...west Southwest Of Tulsa Oklahoma.

The Depression Is Moving In A General Northeast Direction At 15
Mph...13 Kt...24 Km/h. This Motion Is Expected To Continue During
The Next 12 To 24 Hours.

Maximum Sustained Winds Are Near 35 Mph...30 Kt...56 Km/hr...with
Some Gusts Over 50 Mph In Thunderstorms East Of The Center. The
Estimated Minimum Central Pressure Is Around 1005 Mb...29.68
Inches.


Selected Storm Total Rainfall Amounts In Inches Through 900 Am Cdt
Sunday

...texas...

Houston Metro Area

Lockwood (hunting Bayou) 11.02 3 Day Total
Sens Rd 9.33 3 Day Total
Little Cedar Bayou @8th St 8.50 3 Day Total
Sims Bayou @martin Luther King 8.43 3 Day Total
South Mcgregor Wa 7.05
Houston/intercontinental 5.51

Boerne 5.6 Ne 10.23 Thru 7 Am Saturday
San Antonio/stinson Muni Arpt 9.62
Fair Oaks Ranch 10 Nne 9.62 Thru 7 Am Saturday
Ozona 22 Se 9.06 48 Hours Thru 8am Saturday
Fredericksburg 10.6 Ssw 8.26 Thru 7 Am Saturday
Lackland Afb 2.4 Nw 8.30 Thru 7 Am Saturday
Helotes 1 Ene 7.94 Thru 7 Am Saturday
Grey Forest 0.2 N 7.73 Thru 7 Am Saturday
Kerrville 5.9 Se 7.46 Thru 7 Am Saturday
Kelly Afb/san Antonio 7.46
Hondo 8.7e 7.33 Thru 7 Am Saturday
El Dorado 7.19 48 Hours Thru 8am Saturday
Winters 6.67 Thru 7 Am Saturday
Gillespie 6.55 Since 12 Am Friday
Robert Lee 6.34 24 Hours Thru 8am Saturday
San Angelo/mathis 5.96
6 Wsw Boerne 5.84
San Antonio Intl Arpt 5.79
Bandera 14.3 Wnw 5.70 Thru 7 Am Saturday
Abilene Muni Arpt 5.56
Hondo Muni Arpt 5.02


...oklahoma...

Geary 9.8 Wnw 11.03
Fort Cobb 9.04
El Reno 8.33
Norman 2.3 Nne 8.12
Minco 6.43
Mustang 2.1 Wnw 6.38
Walters 6.15
Edmond 1.6 W 5.46
Oklahoma City 5.36
Apache 5.30
Watonga 4.60


Erin Is Expected To Continue Moving Northeastward Across Oklahoma
Into Missouri Sunday Night...eventually Shifting The Main Threat
For Organized Heavy Rainfall Northeast Into Missouri. Additional
Rain Accumulations Of 2 To 4 Inches Are Expected Across Portions
Of Oklahoma Into Missouri...with Isolated Maximum Amounts Up To 6
Inches.

The Moisture From Erin Has Been Moving Northward Ahead Of The
Storm And Interacting With A Surface Frontal Boundary Extending
From The Midwest East Southeast Through The Ohio
Valley...enhancing Rainfall Across The Midwest Into The Ohio
Valley Region. Additional Rainfall Of 2 To 4 Inches Is Expected
From The Midwest Into Southern Great Lakes And Northern Ohio
Valley States.

Repeating The 1000 Am Cdt Position...35.8 North...longitude 97.0
West...northeastward Movement Near 15 Mph...maximum Sustained
Winds Around 35 Mph With Gusts Over 50 Mph In
Thunderstorms...minimum Central Pressure...1005 Mb.

The Next Advisory On Tropical Depression Erin Will Be Issued By
The Hydrometeorological Prediction Center At 400 Pm Cdt. Please
Refer To Your Local Forecast Office For Further Information
Concerning This System.

Otto

Forecast Positions

Initial 19/1500z 35.8n 97.0w
12hr Vt 20/0000z 37.5n 93.5w
24hr Vt 20/1200z 39.0n 90.5w

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Public Advisory Number 20 For Tropical Depression Erin
Nws Hydrometeorological Prediction Center Camp Springs Md Al052007
1000 Am Cdt Sun Aug 19 2007

...impressive Rains Associated With T.d. Erin Sliding East Over
Central Oklahoma...

Flash Flood Watches Are In Effect For A Small Portion Of Northern
Texas And Central Oklahoma.

Flood And Flash Flood Warnings Are In Effect For Several Counties
In Southwest And Central Oklahoma. Flood Warnings Also Continue
For Portions Of Texas.

While Erin Had Developed An Impressive Radar Signature Early This
Morning For A Tropical Depression Well Inland...the Lastest Radar
Imagery Suggests That The Storm Has Been Weakening. Heavy Rain And
Thunderstorms Continue To Persist Around...and To The East Of The
Center Of Erin As It Moves Toward The Northeast.

At 1000 Am Cdt...1500 Utc...the Center Of Erin Was Located Near
Latitude 35.8 North...longitude 97.0 West...about 12 Miles...19
Kilometers...west Northwest Of Chandler Oklahoma...or About 70
Miles...113 Kilometers...west Southwest Of Tulsa Oklahoma.

The Depression Is Moving In A General Northeast Direction At 15
Mph...13 Kt...24 Km/h. This Motion Is Expected To Continue During
The Next 12 To 24 Hours.

Maximum Sustained Winds Are Near 35 Mph...30 Kt...56 Km/hr...with
Some Gusts Over 50 Mph In Thunderstorms East Of The Center. The
Estimated Minimum Central Pressure Is Around 1005 Mb...29.68
Inches.


Selected Storm Total Rainfall Amounts In Inches Through 900 Am Cdt
Sunday

...texas...

Houston Metro Area

Lockwood (hunting Bayou) 11.02 3 Day Total
Sens Rd 9.33 3 Day Total
Little Cedar Bayou @8th St 8.50 3 Day Total
Sims Bayou @martin Luther King 8.43 3 Day Total
South Mcgregor Wa 7.05
Houston/intercontinental 5.51

Boerne 5.6 Ne 10.23 Thru 7 Am Saturday
San Antonio/stinson Muni Arpt 9.62
Fair Oaks Ranch 10 Nne 9.62 Thru 7 Am Saturday
Ozona 22 Se 9.06 48 Hours Thru 8am Saturday
Fredericksburg 10.6 Ssw 8.26 Thru 7 Am Saturday
Lackland Afb 2.4 Nw 8.30 Thru 7 Am Saturday
Helotes 1 Ene 7.94 Thru 7 Am Saturday
Grey Forest 0.2 N 7.73 Thru 7 Am Saturday
Kerrville 5.9 Se 7.46 Thru 7 Am Saturday
Kelly Afb/san Antonio 7.46
Hondo 8.7e 7.33 Thru 7 Am Saturday
El Dorado 7.19 48 Hours Thru 8am Saturday
Winters 6.67 Thru 7 Am Saturday
Gillespie 6.55 Since 12 Am Friday
Robert Lee 6.34 24 Hours Thru 8am Saturday
San Angelo/mathis 5.96
6 Wsw Boerne 5.84
San Antonio Intl Arpt 5.79
Bandera 14.3 Wnw 5.70 Thru 7 Am Saturday
Abilene Muni Arpt 5.56
Hondo Muni Arpt 5.02


...oklahoma...

Geary 9.8 Wnw 11.03
Fort Cobb 9.04
El Reno 8.33
Norman 2.3 Nne 8.12
Minco 6.43
Mustang 2.1 Wnw 6.38
Walters 6.15
Edmond 1.6 W 5.46
Oklahoma City 5.36
Apache 5.30
Watonga 4.60


Erin Is Expected To Continue Moving Northeastward Across Oklahoma
Into Missouri Sunday Night...eventually Shifting The Main Threat
For Organized Heavy Rainfall Northeast Into Missouri. Additional
Rain Accumulations Of 2 To 4 Inches Are Expected Across Portions
Of Oklahoma Into Missouri...with Isolated Maximum Amounts Up To 6
Inches.

The Moisture From Erin Has Been Moving Northward Ahead Of The
Storm And Interacting With A Surface Frontal Boundary Extending
From The Midwest East Southeast Through The Ohio
Valley...enhancing Rainfall Across The Midwest Into The Ohio
Valley Region. Additional Rainfall Of 2 To 4 Inches Is Expected
From The Midwest Into Southern Great Lakes And Northern Ohio
Valley States.

Repeating The 1000 Am Cdt Position...35.8 North...longitude 97.0
West...northeastward Movement Near 15 Mph...maximum Sustained
Winds Around 35 Mph With Gusts Over 50 Mph In
Thunderstorms...minimum Central Pressure...1005 Mb.

The Next Advisory On Tropical Depression Erin Will Be Issued By
The Hydrometeorological Prediction Center At 400 Pm Cdt. Please
Refer To Your Local Forecast Office For Further Information
Concerning This System.

Otto

Forecast Positions

Initial 19/1500z 35.8n 97.0w
12hr Vt 20/0000z 37.5n 93.5w
24hr Vt 20/1200z 39.0n 90.5w

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Public Advisory Number 21 For Tropical Depression Erin
Nws Hydrometeorological Prediction Center Camp Springs Md Al052007
400 Pm Cdt Sun Aug 19 2007

... T.d. Erin Moving Across Northeast Oklahoma...

Flash Flood Watches Are In Effect For Eastern Oklahoma And
Northwest Arkansas.

Flood And Flash Flood Warnings Are In Effect For An Area Extending
From Southwest Through Eastern Oklahoma. Flood Warnings Also
Continue For Portions Of Texas.

Heavy Rains Are Mostly Located South And East Of The Center While
Scattered Showers And Thunderstorms Continue To Rotate To The
Northeast Of The Center. Moisture From Erin Continues To Feed
Northward Across Eastern Kansas And Missouri Toward A Frontal
System In The Midwest.

At 400 Pm Cdt...2100 Utc...the Center Of Erin Was Located Near
Latitude 36.5 North...longitude 96.3 West...about 10
Miles...16km...southwest Of Bartlesville Oklahoma...and About 30
Miles...50 Kilometers... Northwest Of Tulsa Oklahoma.

The Depression Is Moving In A General Northeast Direction At 18
Mph...16 Kt...29 Km/h. This Motion Is Expected To Continue During
The Next 12 Hours After Which The Center Of Erin Is Expected To
Dissipate.

Maximum Sustained Winds Are Near 25 Mph...22 Kt...40 Km/hr...with
Some Higher Gusts. The Estimated Minimum Central Pressure Is
Around 1007 Mb...29.74 Inches.


Selected Storm Total Rainfall Amounts In Inches Through 400 Pm Cdt
Sunday

...texas...

Houston Metro Area

Lockwood (hunting Bayou) 11.02 3 Day Total
Sens Rd 9.33 3 Day Total
Little Cedar Bayou @8th St 8.50 3 Day Total
Sims Bayou @martin Luther King 8.43 3 Day Total
South Mcgregor Wa 7.05
Houston/intercontinental 5.51

Boerne 5.6 Ne 10.23 Thru 7 Am Saturday
San Antonio/stinson Muni Arpt 9.62
Fair Oaks Ranch 10 Nne 9.62 Thru 7 Am Saturday
Ozona 22 Se 9.06 48 Hours Thru 8am Saturday
Fredericksburg 10.6 Ssw 8.26 Thru 7 Am Saturday
Lackland Afb 2.4 Nw 8.30 Thru 7 Am Saturday
Helotes 1 Ene 7.94 Thru 7 Am Saturday
Grey Forest 0.2 N 7.73 Thru 7 Am Saturday
Kerrville 5.9 Se 7.46 Thru 7 Am Saturday
Kelly Afb/san Antonio 7.46
Hondo 8.7e 7.33 Thru 7 Am Saturday
El Dorado 7.19 48 Hours Thru 8am Saturday
Winters 6.67 Thru 7 Am Saturday
Gillespie 6.55 Since 12 Am Friday
Robert Lee 6.34 24 Hours Thru 8am Saturday
San Angelo/mathis 5.96
6 Wsw Boerne 5.84
San Antonio Intl Arpt 5.79
Bandera 14.3 Wnw 5.70 Thru 7 Am Saturday
Abilene Muni Arpt 5.56
Hondo Muni Arpt 5.02


...oklahoma...

Geary 9.8 Wnw 11.03
Fort Cobb 9.04
El Reno 8.33
Norman 2.3 Nne 8.12
Minco 6.43
Mustang 2.1 Wnw 6.38
Walters 6.15
Edmond 1.6 W 5.46
Oklahoma City 5.39
Apache 5.30
Watonga 4.60
Lawton Muni Airport 4.42


Erin Is Expected To Continue Moving Northeastward Across Oklahoma
Into Missouri Sunday Night Before Dissipating... Shifting The Main
Threat For Organized Heavy Rainfall Into Northwest Arkansas And
Missouri. Additional Rain Accumulations Of 2 To 4 Inches Are
Expected Across Portions Of Oklahoma And Northwest Arkansas Into
Missouri...with Isolated Maximum Amounts Up To 6 Inches.

Even Though The Center Of Erin Is Expected To Dissipate...its
Moisture Will Continue To Interact With A Surface Frontal Boundary
Extending From The Midwest Through The Ohio Valley...enhancing
Rainfall There. Additional Rainfall Of 2 To 4 Inches Is Expected
From The Midwest Into Southern Great Lakes And Northern Ohio
Valley States.

Repeating The 400 Pm Cdt Position...36.5 North...longitude 96.3
West...northeastward Movement Near 18 Mph...maximum Sustained
Winds Around 25 Mph With Higher Gusts In Thunderstorms...minimum
Central Pressure...1007 Mb.

The Next Advisory On Tropical Depression Erin Will Be Issued By
The Hydrometeorological Prediction Center At 1000 Pm Cdt. Please
Refer To Your Local Forecast Office For Further Information
Concerning This System.