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In their policy statement, the AMS points out that lead time for flash floods has increased to 50 minutes and much of the improvement is due to new technology and training. Radar technology now allows some reasonable estimate of rainfall rates and hydrometeorologists are now on staff at many National Weather Service forecast centers.
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The scope of messages includes NWS Warnings and the Non-Weather Emergency Messages (NWEMs; e.g., Civil Emergency Messages) conveyed via NWR with Specific Area Message Encoding (SAME). NWR is our nationwide network of 1,031 radio stations broadcasting NWS watches and warnings--24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
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a. On December 14, 2017, the GOES-East EMWIN satellite broadcast signal format will change. This change is the result of the NESDIS GOES-16 satellite replacing the GOES-13 satellite at 75° W longitude. The new GOES-16 satellite provides the EMWIN data stream on a new HRIT/EMWIN broadcast transmission.
[DOC File]MEMORANDUM FOR: All Employees at the NOAA Coastal …
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Radar indicates that the storm will produce high winds with the possibility of supercell activities, including tornadoes. ... then change to heavy rain and flooding in Eastern Kentucky before leaving the state. ... The National Weather Service has issued a flash flood warning with 2-5 inches of rain falling in parts of Eastern Kentucky.
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The National Weather Service (NWS) defines a severe storm as one whose wind speed exceeds 58 mph, that produces a tornado, or that releases hail with a 3/4 inch diameter or greater. The principal threats from these storms are lightning strikes, downbursts and microbursts, hail, and flash floods.
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WSR88D NEXRAD radars include 158 deployed operational Doppler devices throughout the United States and represent superior resolution and improved observation accuracy compared to past radar systems. The observations from these radars aid National Weather Service (NWS) forecasters in issuing warnings and watches to citizens about dangerous weather.
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The NWS continues to issue Hydrologic Outlooks, Flood Watches, Flash Flood Watches, Flood Advisories, Flood Warnings, and Flash Flood Warnings using current definitions and methodologies. The National Weather Service provides a suite of hydrologic information on the Internet, as represented by the above images, primarily in graphical format as ...
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Oct 10, 2001 · FLOOD (Information taken from National Weather Service Web site)4. Flooding is caused by two key elements: the intensity one (rate) and duration of rainfall. Other factors include topography, soil conditions, and ground cover. Flooding takes many forms. Flash flooding occurs within six hours of the rain event.
[DOC File]SUPER-OB FOR THE WSR-88D RADAR RADIAL WINDS FOR …
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Radar has been used to detect precipitation, and especially thunderstorms, since the 1940s. The radar used by the National Weather Service is called NEXRAD or Nexrad (Next-Generation Radar) Its technical name is WSR-88D, which stands for Weather Surveillance Radar - 1988 Doppler (the prototype radar was built in 1988).
[DOC File]CHAPTER ONE - FEMA
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National Weather Service Office of Hydrologic Development (Gary Carter, David Kitzmiller, Geoff Bonnin, Yu Zhang, David Riley, and Feng Ding) FY08 Activity: Evaluate QPE algorithm performance for Hurricane Isabel of 2003 and Tropical Storm Alberto of 2006. Collect the following data sets for the two storm events
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