Use of operational 0-6 and 3-9 h quantitative precipitation forecasts for predicting heavy rain events

Charba, Jerome P. (Jerome Paul), 1944-; Moeller, Joel T.

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Use of operational 0-6 and 3-9 h quantitative precipitation forecasts for predicting heavy rain events

1989
By Charba, Jerome P. (Jerome Paul), 1944- ; Moeller, Joel T.
Series: NOAA technical memorandum NWS TDL ; 80

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New 0-6 and 3-9 h objective quantitative precipitation forecasts (OBJ) for the conterminous United States have been recently implemented in the National Weather Service. The forecasts are issued in the form of isohyets of both the maximum point precipitation amount and the probability of equaling [sic] or exceeding specific amounts in 40 x 40 n mi boxes.
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Jerome P. Charba and Joel T. Moeller.

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Forecasting Nowcasting (Meteorology) Precipitation Forecasting Rain And Rainfall Rainfall Probabilities
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