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1 NOAA s National Weather Service Serving the Nation s Environmental Forecasting Needs Lynn Maximuk Regional Director National Weather Service Central Region Headquarters Kansas City, Missouri America s s Weather Enterprise: Protecting Lives, Livelihoods, and Your Way of Life
2 NOAA s National Weather Service Provide climate, water, weather forecasts and warnings to protect life and property and enhance the economy 76 billion observations A Typical Year Brings: 6 Hurricanes 1,000 Tornadoes 5,000 Floods 10,000 Violent Thunderstorms Drought Conditions 500 Deaths; 5,000 Injuries; $14 Billion in Losses 1.5 million forecasts 50,000 warnings
3 NWS Facilities
4 NWS Products and Services Weather Forecast Offices NEXRAD RFC Graphical, Gridded, and Tabular Products (many observations) x Flood Waring x x x x x x ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ (many observations) ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ NCEP Weather and Climate Graphical and Gridded Products Public Forecast and Warnings River & Flash Flood Forecasts and Warnings Service Hydrologist Customer Coordination Warning Coordination Meteorologist Service Coordination / Outreach Warnings ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Public Forecasts ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Gridded Products
5 NOAA s Doppler Radars
6 NOAA Weather Radio All Hazards
7 NOAA s NWS Overview Seamless Suite of Products Outlooks Guidance Threats Assessments Forecasts Watches Forecast Lead Time Days Hours 6 10 Days 8 14 Days Months Seasons Years Forecast Uncertainty Warnings & Alert Coordination Minutes Protection of Life & Property Space Operations Flood Mitigation & Navigation Fire Weather Transportation Benefits Agriculture Hydropower Reservoir Control Recreation Energy Ecosystem State/Local Planning Environment Health
8 NOAA s NWS Overview Observe Distribute Respond & Feedback Process Products & Services Central Guidance Local Offices Feedback
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10 Warning Coordination Meteorologist/Service Coordination Hydrologist Promote safety/preparedness Work with partners during events Provide storm surveys after significant events Provide spotter training
11 StormReady/TsunamiReady Community Preparedness Program ~1500 StormReady Communities in 50 States 67 TsunamiReady Communities in 10 States
12 Outlook Products (READY) Severe Weather Precipitation
13 Outlook Products cont Flash Flood Tropical Weather Fire Weather Winter Weather (Snow) (Ice)
14 Watch Products (SET) Tornado Severe Thunderstorm Winter Storm Tsunami Fire Weather Flood/Flash Flood
15 2005 Natio Tornado Watch Displayher Watches
16 Severe Storm Warnings (GO)
17 Flood/Flash Flood
18 Flood/Flash/Flood Where We re Headed Flood Inundation Mapping Provide information on the spatial extent and depth of flood waters in the vicinity of NWS river forecast locations Can display flood inundation maps for various levels ranging from minor flooding through the largest flood on record Enhance the communication of flood risk and provide information needed to better mitigate the impacts of flooding and build more resilient communities Partnered effort with FEMA, USGS, States and other entities 47 libraries have been implemented
19 Customers Local, State and Federal Governments Emergency Managers First Responders Private Sector Information Providers Broadcasters and other Media Academia General Public
20 Dissemination Methods National Weather Service Controlled Methods NOAA Weather Radio All Hazards NOAA PORT Weather Wire Emergency Managers Weather Information Network Mobile Communication Devices Cell Phones Personal Digital Assistants (PDA) Internet
21 Storm Surveys/Assessments
22 Storm Surveys
23 Our Goal Saving Lives Through Partnerships NOAA TEAM PARTNERS END USERS
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