'Snow particles' diaporamas de présentation

Snow Hydrology

Snow Hydrology. Don Cline Presented at Hydromet 00-1 Monday, 25 October 1999 National Operational Hydrologic Remote Sensing Center Office of Hydrology, National Weather Service, NOAA. Why is Snow Important?. Why is Snow Important?. Snowmelt Flooding. Snowmelt floods are a severe problem:

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Snow Hydrology

Snow Hydrology. modified from Don Cline for COMET. Why is Snow Important?. Snowmelt Flooding. Snowmelt floods are a severe problem: Red River of the North, April 1997 $4 Billion in Damages Northeast Floods, January 1996 Delaware R., Hudson R., Ohio R., Susquehanna R., Potomac R.

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Orographic Precipitation

Orographic Precipitation . John Horel Department of Meteorology University of Utah john.horel@utah.edu Acknowledgments Jim Steenburgh , U/Utah. Steenburgh and Alcott 2008. Steenburgh and Alcott (2008). Alta, UT. April 12, 2005 173 inches 440 cm. Photo: D. Whiteman.

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Precipitation

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AMSU/MHS Snowfall Rate Product

NESDIS Snowfall Rate (SFR) Product Training Session Huan Meng , Ralph Ferraro NOAA/NESDIS December 5, 2013. AMSU/MHS Snowfall Rate Product. Satellite retrieved liquid equivalent snowfall rate (SFR) over land Need snow to liquid ratio to convert to solid snow

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