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Idaho Weather and Climate Outlook IDWR Briefing, Mar 8 th 2012

Idaho Weather and Climate Outlook IDWR Briefing, Mar 8 th 2012 Troy Lindquist, NOAA National Weather Service. Snowpack Recent Temperature and Precipitation Anomalies La-Nina Status Three Month Climate Outlook Forecast for next 7 days. Visible Satellite.

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Idaho Weather and Climate Outlook IDWR Briefing, Mar 8 th 2012

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  1. Idaho Weatherand Climate Outlook IDWR Briefing, Mar 8th 2012 Troy Lindquist, NOAA National Weather Service Snowpack Recent Temperature and Precipitation Anomalies La-Nina Status Three Month Climate Outlook Forecast for next 7 days

  2. Visible Satellite

  3. Snow Water Equivalent Mar 6th, 2012

  4. Snow Water Equivalent Feb 6th, 2012

  5. Temperature and Precipitation Anomalies February 2012

  6. 30 day Temperature Anomalies (February 5 through March 5)

  7. 30 Day Precipitation (February 5 through March 5) Observed % of Normal

  8. Temperature and Precipitation at Boise

  9. La-Nina Continues

  10. La-Nina Continues

  11. La-Nina Summary • La Nina has peaked across the equatorial Pacific • Equatorial SST and atmospheric circulation anomalies remain consistent with La Nina • SST have warmed considerably across the east-central and eastern Pacific Ocean in the last couple of weeks. • La Nina is expected to transition to ENSO-neutral conditions March through May.

  12. Temperature Outlook Mar-Apr-May

  13. Precipitation Outlook Mar-Apr-May

  14. Thursday - Mar 8th IR Satellite Imagery / 500 mb heights

  15. Thursday, March 8th (Morning) 500 mb heights / moisture

  16. Friday, March 9th500 mb heights / moisture

  17. Saturday, March 10th

  18. Sunday, March 11th

  19. Monday, March 12th

  20. Tuesday, March 13th

  21. Wednesday, March 14th

  22. Thursday, March 15th

  23. Total Precipitation Ending Thursday Morning, March 15th

  24. Hazards Outlook

  25. Trend Next Week

  26. Current Information on the Web

  27. Current Information on the Web www.weather.gov/boise www.nwrfc.noaa.gov www.cbrfc.noaa.gov

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