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National Weather Service Missouri Basin River Forecast Center Mid-West Electric Consumers Association Annual Meeting Water & Power Panel 11 December 2018 Kevin Low, P.E.
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National Weather Service Organization
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National Weather Service Field Office Organization
122 Weather Forecasts Offices “WFO” 13 River Forecast Centers “RFC” Based upon radar coverage Based upon watersheds
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National Weather Service Missouri Basin River Forecast Center
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Backbone of our Operations
National Weather Service Missouri Basin River Forecast Center Backbone of our Operations Delft-FEWS is an open data handling platform initially developed as a flood forecasting and warning system. Essentially it is a sophisticated collection of modules designed for building a hydrological forecasting system.
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Break-down of our river forecast model
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What we do near-term river forecasts (next 5-days)
long-range river outlooks (next 3 months) reservoir inflow forecasts (next 5 days....or longer as requested) water supply forecasts (water year, thru September) spring flood outlooks (through early Summer) flash flood guidance (for next 1-hour, 3-hour, 6-hour) gridded precipitation estimates (24-hour totals)
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other River Forecast Center products
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Data we use
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State, Regional and Federal Coordination
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NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE MISSOURI BASIN RIVER FORECAST CENTER
THANKS!!!! Kevin Low, P.E. NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE MISSOURI BASIN RIVER FORECAST CENTER
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