The  use of water vapor for detecting environments that lead to convectively produced heavy precipitation and flash floods

Scofield, Roderick A.; Vicente, Gilberto; Hodges, Mike (Michael A.)

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The use of water vapor for detecting environments that lead to convectively produced heavy precipitation and flash floods

2000
By Scofield, Roderick A. ; Vicente, Gilberto ; Hodges, Mike (Michael A.)
Series: NOAA technical report NESDIS 99

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Scofield, Roderick A. ; Vicente, Gilberto ; Hodges, Mike (Michael A.)
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United States, National Environmental Satellite, Data, and Information Service,
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NESDIS (National Environmental Satellite, Data, and Information Service)
Content Notes:

Rod Scofield, Gilberto Vicente, and Mike Hodges.

"September 2000."

Includes bibliographical references (pages 53-60).
Keywords:

Flood Forecasting Precipitable Water Remote Sensing Flood Forecasting Precipitable Water Remote Sensing
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NOAA technical report NESDIS 99
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Technical Report
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United States
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