Noaa 30 day forecast midwest
[DOC File]Tornadoes - Charles Stewart
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Although the probability that a tornado will strike any specific location is extremely small (probability 0.0363), some areas, such as the Midwest states in the United States, are particularly vulnerable. Globally, the middle latitudes, between about 30° and 50° latitude, provide the most favorable conditions for tornadoes to form.
[DOC File]An Emergency and Risk Management
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At a recognition ceremony, held during the Ocean Shores (Wash.) Sand Festival on Saturday June 30, 2001, the National Weather Service (NWS), an agency of the Commerce Department's National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), honored officials representing both the city of Ocean Shores and Grays Harbor County for their efforts in ...
[DOC File]Forecasting Chapter - SSEC, UW-Madison
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On June 30, 1993, a thunderstorm on the northern fringe of the storms causing the 1993 Upper Mississippi floods triggered a wake low that passed through Madison, Wisconsin. Figure 12.18 shows the remarkable change in pressure that occurred in Madison during a few short hours early in the morning of the 30th: a drop of 16 millibars in less than ...
[DOC File]High Impact Sub-Advisory Snow on January 5, 2003
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Figure 6. GFS 06-hour forecast of MSLP (mb) in black and 500 mb Heights (dm) in white, valid at 1800 UTC 5 January 2003. Figure 7. GOES-8 Visible image at 1402 UTC on 5 January 2003. Figure 8. Eta 06-hour forecast of 250 mb height (dm) and isotachs (kts) valid at 1800 UTC 5 January 2003. Figure 9.
[DOC File]Report to the Nation Sections - NCAR Earth Observing ...
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The contour interval is 0.25 mm day-1, the zero contour is omitted for clarity, and values greater than 0.25 mm day-1 (less than -0.25 mm day-1) are shaded green (brown). Figure 12. Evolution of MJO events during the summer months together with points of origin of tropical cyclones that developed into hurricanes / typhoons (red dots).
[DOC File]Driving Under Adverse Weather Conditions for School Bus ...
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Reference: Heat Wave, Document NOAA/PA 85001, available from the National Weather Service. ... in the upper Midwest and the Mid-Atlantic States, tornados move northwest to southeast. ... But yesterday the sun shone all day and, although it’s still cold, Route 37 is clear and dry. You turn off Route 37 onto Fire Hill Road, a gravel road. You ...
[DOC File]Weather and Emergency Management
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In march of 2000, NOAA issued forecasts of spring and summer droughts for several states in the Midwest. The summer brought heavy rains instead. Various state and local water managers heeded the forecast and initiated actions such as authorizing water restrictions and/or holding meetings of drought response groups.
[DOC File]Space Science and Engineering Center
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Frequenting the Midwest U.S. In summer, these systems, termed Mesoscale Convective Complexes or MCCs, had unique characteristics in the satellite imagery. They were observed to have long life times as compared to individual storms (> 6 hrs), extensive, cold cloud shields (> 100,000 km at
[DOC File]Forecasting Chapter - SSEC, UW-Madison
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A precise 30-day forecast for a specific location is never going to happen. The final frontier of weather forecasting will be the two-week to two-month forecast. On time scales longer than a month or two, climatic processes such as El Niño can dominate and makes the atmosphere more predictable, while on time scales shorter than two weeks the ...
[DOC File]A Notebook on Forecasting the Weather
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e. the forecast for the cities chosen for the day’s contest. i. show the MOS product for the site. ii. give the most recent data for the site (e.g. today’s low T, or a current meteogram). iii. (optional) state your forecast for the contest cities. 2. Secondary charts (as needed to justify explanations & information presented above)
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