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2014 NWS Severe Weather Workshop Briefing: Flood Outlook & Streamflow Analysis

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This briefing, led by Mark Britt, Lead Forecaster at the National Weather Service in St. Louis, on March 22, 2014, focuses on critical topics such as winter precipitation, soil moisture, current streamflow conditions, and the spring flood outlook. It covers key meteorological data including rainfall forecasts and drought monitoring. The presentation also addresses flood probabilities along the Mississippi and Illinois Rivers, providing valuable insights for media partners and stakeholders in weather forecasting and emergency management.

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2014 NWS Severe Weather Workshop Briefing: Flood Outlook & Streamflow Analysis

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  1. Briefing to Media Partners NWS Severe Weather Workshop March 22, 2014 Mark Britt Lead Forecaster National Weather Service WFO St. Louis, MO

  2. Outline • Winter Precipitation • Soil Moisture • Current Streamflow • Forecast Rainfall • Spring Flood Outlook • Contingency Forecasts

  3. Drought Monitor

  4. Wintertime Precipitation

  5. Wintertime Precipitation

  6. Snow Depth

  7. Snow Depth Departure

  8. Snow Water Equivalent

  9. Soil Moisture

  10. Missouri Streamflow

  11. Illinois Streamflow

  12. April Temperatures

  13. April Precipitation

  14. Drought Outlook

  15. April-June Temperatures

  16. April-June Precipitation

  17. Minor Flood Probabilities

  18. Moderate Flood Probabilities

  19. Major Flood Probabilities

  20. Mississippi River at Clarksville

  21. Minor Flood Probabilities

  22. Moderate Flood Probabilities

  23. Major Flood Probabilities

  24. Illinois River at Beardstown

  25. Top of the warning product

  26. Bottom of warning product Tabular forecast also available in the morning RVS/RVD and evening RVS.

  27. Additional Questions? Mark Fuchs Service Hydrologist WFO St. Louis, Missouri mark.fuchs@noaa.gov 636-447-1876

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