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Collaborative Efforts in Precipitation Forecasting at NOAA's HPC and SAB

The NOAA Hydrometeorological Prediction Center (HPC) collaborates closely with the Satellite Analysis Branch (SAB) to enhance precipitation forecasting accuracy. This partnership provides vital satellite data and regular briefings to HPC forecasters, aiding in the development of Quantitative Precipitation Forecasts (QPF) for Days 1-3. The integration of advanced satellite-derived data, including infrared imagery and microwave sounder information, plays a crucial role in predicting excessive rainfall and winter storm impacts.

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Collaborative Efforts in Precipitation Forecasting at NOAA's HPC and SAB

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  1. HPC - NAME Mike Bodner Development Training Branch mike.bodner@noaa.gov

  2. QPF Day 1

  3. QPF Day 2

  4. HPC Text Discussions • Model Diagnostic • Day 1-3 QPF • Excessive Rainfall

  5. Excessive Rainfall Forecast Graphic

  6. National Precipitation Pred iction Unit (NPPU)HPC and SAB Working Relationship • Satellite Analysis Branch (SAB) of NESDIS is co-located with HPC • The SAB precipitation meteorologists provide 6 regularly scheduled satellite briefings per day to HPC QPF forecasters

  7. SAB Products • Satellite precipitation estimates • Guidance for heavy rain and snow associated with winter storms • Satellite precipitation estimate message (SPENES) ►GOES infrared (IR), visible, and water vapor imagery ►GOES Sounder data and Derived Product Imagery ►GOES satellite-derived winds ►Special Sensor Microwave Imager (SSM/I) ►NOAA Advanced Microwave Sounder Unit (AMSU) ►Surface and upper air data

  8. Goes Sounder PW Data

  9. AMSU Microwave Data

  10. Questions?mike.bodner@noaa.govhttp://www.hpc.noaa.gov

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