PPT-CBRFC Postmortem Analysis on June 2010 flooding in UT and CO

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June 2010 flooding in UT and CO PostMortem for June 610 flooding Forecasts generally poor and under simulated for peak flows that occurred June 610 2010 in northern

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June 2010 flooding in UT and CO PostMortem for June 610 flooding Forecasts generally poor and under simulated for peak flows that occurred June 610 2010 in northern Utah and western Colorado General conditions leading into event. CalNex. field mission. R. Bradley Pierce. 1. , Todd Schaack. 2. , Allen Lenzen. 2. , Pius Lee. 3. , Tom Ryerson. 4. , . Ilana. Pollack. 4. ,. Owen Cooper. 4. , . Chris Hostetler. 5. , Rich Ferrare. Forecast Webinar. Please Mute Your Phones: *6. 2. pm, June 22, 2011. Kevin Werner. These slides: www.cbrfc.noaa.gov/present/present.php. Outline. Recent and Upcoming Weather Review. Snow States. Streamflow forecasts. Kelly L. Rose, MD Kim A. Collins, MD, FCAP The autopsy, a medical procedure and gold standard for cause of death determination as well as quality of care assessment and improvement, is more than jus April 2013 . Peak Flow Forecast Webinar. 11 am, April 18, 2013. Greg Smith & Ashley Nielson. These slides: www.cbrfc.noaa.gov/present/present.php. Today’s Presentation. Web Reference: . www.cbrfc.noaa.gov. NWS Colorado Basin River Forecast Center. 1. CBRFC Recalibration and Average Update. Outline. 30 year average period update. Recalibration. Average and Recalibration Update. 30 year averages are updated once every 10 years. Forecast Webinar. Please Mute Your Phones: *6. 1pm, June 16, 2011. Kevin Werner. These slides: www.cbrfc.noaa.gov/present/present.php. Outline. Recent and Upcoming Weather Review. Snow States. Streamflow forecasts:. Forecast Webinar. Please Mute Your Phones: *6. 2. pm, June 30, 2011. Kevin Werner. These slides: www.cbrfc.noaa.gov/present/present.php. Outline. Recent and Upcoming Weather Review. Snow States. Streamflow forecasts. Stacie Bender. 1. , Thomas H. Painter. 2. , . Paul Miller. 1. , and Michelle Stokes. 1. 1. NOAA/National Weather Service. Colorado Basin River Forecast Center. Salt Lake City, UT. 2. NASA/Jet Propulsion Laboratory. June 2010 flooding in UT and CO. Post-Mortem for June 6-10 flooding. Forecasts generally poor and under simulated for peak flows that occurred June 6-10, 2010 in northern Utah and western Colorado. General conditions leading into event:. and . Other Revolving Funds. Stew Petchenick. Accounting & Finance Policy. John Raisigel. Program/Budget. Gretchen Anderson. Director, Revolving Funds. Tom Meredith. Program/Budget. Agenda. Working Capital Fund Overview. Where, When, and What is Issued?. CBRFC Fourth Annual Stakeholder Forum. February 25. th. – 26. th. , 2014. Salt Lake City, Utah. NOAA’s National Weather Service. Colorado Basin River Forecast Center. Surpluses in the hydrological cycle Today we are learning this content: 5.5 (a and b) Prepare for learning Complete the key terms Flooding the occurs when intense rainfall has insufficient time to infiltrate the soil, so flows overland Sheet FLOODS January 2012 Page 1 of 23 Document objective This disaster summary sheet (DSS) provides a general profi le of the potential impact of a flood . The DS S helps understanding what the Colorado Basin River Forecast Center. CBRFC Support for Dam Breaks. DamBreak and EAPs. Arizona 2011 . Spring Hydrology Seminar. (May 19, 2011). Overview of CBRFC Dam Break Services. Pre-computed model runs (High Fast | High Normal | High Slow | Low Fast | Low Normal | Low Slow | Middle Fast | Middle Normal | Middle Slow).

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