The historic southeast Louisiana and southern Mississippi flood event of May 8-10, 1995

Ricks, Robert J.; Trotter, Paul S.; Johnson, G. Alan; Revitte, Frank J.; Guiney, John L.; Pfost, Russell; Reed, David B.

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The historic southeast Louisiana and southern Mississippi flood event of May 8-10, 1995

1997
By Ricks, Robert J. ; Trotter, Paul S. ; Johnson, G. Alan ; ...
Series: NOAA technical memorandum NWS SR ; 183

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Labelling the May 1995 flood event in southeastern Louisiana and southern Mississippi "memorable" and "paralyzing" may be an understatement in regard to the episode witnessed by residents of the region. Beside the very heavy rainfall, severe weather occurred with two confirmed tornadoes (one Fl and one F2 as defined by Fujita's Tornado Scale [Fujita 1971]) in Louisiana. Indeed, the event was historic, catastrophic, and devastating from both a meteorological and human perspective.
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