'Flash flooding' presentation slideshows

AMBER

AMBER. Areal Mean Basin Estimated Rainfall COMAP Symposium 00-3 Robert S. Davis, Pittsburgh WFO Presented by Tom Filiaggi. AMBER Overview. All watersheds in county warning area are defined to a Minimum Basin Area (MBA) of 2 mi 2 to show spatial rainfall distribution.

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National Weather Service Shreveport Working Together to Save Lives

Understanding Severe Storms. National Weather Service Shreveport Working Together to Save Lives. Topics. Global Circulations Thunderstorm Ingredients Lightning Hail Tornadoes and Downbursts Flooding. Global Circulations. Jet Stream. Thunderstorm Ingredients.

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Null Case Study: 29 November 2001

Null Case Study: 29 November 2001. Case Overview. Vigorous 500 hPa trough/ULJ entrance region Strong surface cold front moved slowly east 4 tornado watches issued from central TN to Gulf Coast 31 high wind/hail reports, but no tornadoes. SPC Convective Outlook 28/0600 UTC.

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Mapping Flash Flood Potential in Indiana

Mapping Flash Flood Potential in Indiana. Evan Bentley 03/02/2011. Background. Midnight shift - conversation about inadequate flash flood guidance. Indiana has variable geography which will affect flash flooding. Photo courtesy of Indiana Geological Survey. Background.

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Special SevereWeather & Heavy Rain Weather Briefing 03/19/2012 srh.noaa/shv/briefing

Special SevereWeather & Heavy Rain Weather Briefing 03/19/2012 www.srh.noaa.gov/shv/briefing. Keith Stellman Warning Coordination Meteorologist. National Weather Service Shreveport, Louisiana. Overview. ** Significant Severe Weather and Rainfall Event Setting up across the region **

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National Focus, Local Touch COLLABORATION IS THE KEY

National Focus, Local Touch COLLABORATION IS THE KEY. Ellis M. Stanley, Sr., CEM General Manager, Emergency Preparedness Department City of Los Angeles. Geography and 100 Years of History, Dictate Preparedness Geography UNIQUE SEISMIC FAULT SYSTEM

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NWS Flooding 101

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WATERSHEDS

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Flooding

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The Impact of the 2009 Hurricane Season on Trinidad and Tobago

The Impact of the 2009 Hurricane Season on Trinidad and Tobago. By Emmanuel Moolchan Director Trinidad and Tobago Meteorological Service. 2009 HURRICANE SEASON. NO DIRECT TROPICAL STORM IMPACT RAINFALL DEFICIT BAR JULY AND AUGUST

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Flash Flood Monitoring and Prediction

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Kevin Kodama and Robert Ballard NOAA/NWS Honolulu

The Moisture-Stability Index (MSI) and its Application to Flash Flood Forecasting in the Hawaiian Islands. Kevin Kodama and Robert Ballard NOAA/NWS Honolulu. Outline. Flash flooding in Hawaii Ingredients for flash flooding and heavy rainfall Moisture-Stability Index (MSI) Methodology

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High Resolution Flash Flood Potential Index for Customers and Partners

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The 2013 Flash Flood and Intense Rainfall Experiment

The 2013 Flash Flood and Intense Rainfall Experiment. Faye E. Barthold 1,2 , Thomas E. Workoff 1,3 , Wallace A. Hogsett 1 , J.J. Gourley 4 , Kelly Mahoney 5 , Ligia Bernardet 5 , and David R. Novak 1 1 NOAA/NWS/Weather Prediction Center, College Park, MD

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A Baseline Climatology of Precipitation Rates that Induce Flash Flooding in an Urban Environment

A Baseline Climatology of Precipitation Rates that Induce Flash Flooding in an Urban Environment. Suzanne M. Fortin National Weather Service Pleasant Hill/Kansas City October 19, 2005. Objectives.

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Cause of floods in the United States of America

Cause of floods in the United States of America. By Brian Sia Zi Jie , Joash Chan Wye Kin, Tan Shang Jien , Leonard Khoo Wei Quan and Sharraadh Jeyakuhan. Cause of floods in the U.S.A. Floods in the United States of America can occur under several types of conditions.

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THUNDERSTORM SAFETY

THUNDERSTORM SAFETY. Thunderstorms affect relatively small areas. Typically they are 15 miles in diameter and last an average of 30 minutes. All storms are dangerous and produce lightning, which kills more people per year than tornadoes. Thunderstorms can also cause: Flash Flooding

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Floods

Floods. By : Codie Mullins. Facts About Floods. Six inches of fast flowing water will knock you off your feet. Four inches of water will ruin your carpet. Two feet of water will float your car. This is what can happen when a alert is issued. Floods.

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Situational Awareness for Flash Flooding

Presented to the TFFC Flood Technology Workshop Austin, Tx , Dec 10, 2010. Situational Awareness for Flash Flooding. By David R. Maidment Director, Center for Research in Water Resources Cockrell School of Engineering University of Texas at Austin.

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MULTIPLE WEATHER HAZARDS TODAY

MULTIPLE WEATHER HAZARDS TODAY. -river & flash flooding most widespread threat (all day) -coastal flooding possible in North FL (afternoon) -isolated severe storms possible in North FL (afternoon) -high surf & rip current risk FL Panhandle -Gale warning. Severe Weather Threat Today

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