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Apalachicola Watershed Hydrometeorological Briefing May 18, 2011

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Apalachicola Watershed Hydrometeorological Briefing May 18, 2011

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  1. ACF River Basin Stakeholders Governing Board Hydrometeorological Briefing May 18, 2011

  2. Past 30 Days Percent of Normal Looking Back

  3. Winter Anomolies (Jan – Mar) Looking Back

  4. Past 14 Days Observed Looking Back

  5. Past 14 Day Percent of Normal Looking Back

  6. River Flood Locations Streamflow

  7. 14-Day Average Streamflow

  8. Reservoirs

  9. Reservoirs

  10. Drought Monitor

  11. Drought Monitor Mar 31, 2011

  12. Recently Short-Term Forecast

  13. Next 2 Weeks Short-Term Forecast

  14. Next 2 Weeks Short-Term Forecast

  15. May NORMALS June

  16. Long-Term Forecast

  17. Long-Term Forecast

  18. 0.5-Month Streamflow Forecasts Apalachicola Watershed Southeast River Forecast Center Lake Lanier Inflows MAY 2011 Whitesburg Lovejoy Above Normal Carsonville West Point Near Normal Columbus Below Normal WF George Albany Columbus Woodruff Blountstown

  19. 3-Month Streamflow Forecasts Apalachicola Watershed Southeast River Forecast Center Lake Lanier Inflows June – August 2011 Whitesburg Lovejoy Above Normal Carsonville West Point Near Normal Columbus Below Normal WF George Albany Columbus Woodruff Blountstown

  20. Keep Informed • SERFC Journal • SERFC Water Resources Outlook • ALERTS • NIDIS Drought Briefings • NIDIS Drought Portal Bottom Line weather.gov/serfc Facebook http://www.facebook.com/US.NationalWeatherService.SERFC.gov www.weather.gov/serfc john.feldt@noaa.gov May 17, 2011

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