Modernizing the NWS tropical cyclone product suite by evaluating NWS partner decisions and information needs, Part 1: Interviews with broadcast meteorologists and emergency managers

Morss, R. E.; Vickery, J.; Lazrus, H.; Demuth, J. L.; Bostrom, A.

doi:10.25923/5j4v-3596

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Modernizing the NWS tropical cyclone product suite by evaluating NWS partner decisions and information needs, Part 1: Interviews with broadcast meteorologists and emergency managers

2022
By Morss, R. E. ; Vickery, J. ; Lazrus, H. ; ...

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Morss, R. E. ; Vickery, J. ; Lazrus, H. ; Demuth, J. L. ; Bostrom, A.

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National Center for Atmospheric Research (U.S.). ; University of Washington

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As tropical cyclone threats evolve, broadcast meteorologists and emergency managers rely on timely forecast information to help them communicate risk with the public and protect public safety. This study aims to improve the usability and applicability of NWS forecast information in the context of these NWS core partners’ decisions and activities during tropical cyclone threats. The research collected and analyzed data from in-depth interviews with broadcast meteorologists and emergency managers in three coastal U.S. states. These data were used to analyze broadcast meteorologists’ and emergency managers’ tropical cyclone decision and action timelines, their use of tropical cyclone information during different phases of threats, and gaps in forecast information for decision making.
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Cyclones Meteorological Services Tropics
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https://doi.org/10.25923/5j4v-3596
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Grant no. NA19OAR0220121 ; Grant no. NA19OAR0220192

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