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Evaluation of LMRFC Multi-Sensor Precipitation Estimates Using Independent Rain Gauge Network

This report presents the ongoing evaluation of the Lower Mississippi River Forecast Center's Multi-Sensor Precipitation Estimates (MPE) utilizing a dense network of rain gauges established by the University of Louisiana (UL)-Lafayette. With gauges installed both before and after September 2006, the study analyzes rainfall data and discharge metrics from various gauge stations in New Orleans. The results indicate good overall monthly statistics with steady improvements each year. Future work includes enhancing caution in using multisensor data and exploring vertical profiles of Level II data.

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Evaluation of LMRFC Multi-Sensor Precipitation Estimates Using Independent Rain Gauge Network

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  1. Evaluation of the LMRFC Multi-sensor Precipitation Estimates (MPE) Using Independent Dense Rain Gauge Network Partner’s Project University of Louisiana (UL)-Lafayette & the Lower Mississippi River Forecast Center (LMRFC) Results of Ongoing Activities

  2. KPOE Rain Gauges Installed after Sep. 2006 Installed before Sep. 2006 New Orleans KLCH Rain Gauge Station Discharge Gauge Station 724-202 725-202 723-201 723-200 725-201 723-200 4 Km

  3. 5/17 21hr

  4. 5/31 0hr 6/2 9hr

  5. 8/9 0hr 8/7 23hr

  6. 8/12 22hr

  7. 8/26 21hr

  8. Summary and Future Work • Overall Monthly Statistics good with improvements each year • Use more caution when using multisensor field in mpe (convection) • Look at vertical profiles of level II data • Complete report

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