Hurricane Marilyn, September 15-16, 1995

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Hurricane Marilyn, September 15-16, 1995

Published Date:

1996

Series:

Natural disaster survey report

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Details:

Corporate Authors:

United States, National Weather Service,

Keywords:

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Description:

The event and its impact -- Hydrometeorological analysis -- Preparedness activities -- User response -- National Weather Service performance -- Appendix A: Listing of deaths directly associated with Hurricane Marilyn -- Appendix B: Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale -- Appendix C: Report on aerial survey of damage from Hurricane Marilyn -- Appendix D. Preliminary USGS River Gage Heights and Discharges during Hurricane Marilyn -- E: Description of NHC forecast procedures and forecast errors associated with Hurricane Marilyn -- Appendix F: Fiscal year 1995 preparedness activities of WSFO San Juan, Puerto Rico -- Appendix G: Sample products from NHC -- Appendix H: Sample hurricane local statements and short term forecasts from WSFO San Juan.

Document Type:

Technical Report

Collection(s):

National Weather Service (NWS)

Place as Subject:

United States Virgin Islands ; Puerto Rico ; Atlantic Ocean ;

Supporting Files:

No Additional Files

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