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Georgia-South Carolina tornadoes of March 31, 1973
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Georgia-South Carolina tornadoes of March 31, 1973
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      Corporate Authors:
      United States, National Weather Service,
      Published Date:
      1995
      Series:
      Natural disaster survey report
      Description:
      "A decaying tropical system, previously known as Tropical Storm Alberto, produced torrential rainfall which resulted in some of the worst flooding ever observed across portions of the States of Georgia, Alabama, and Florida during July 1994. The rain...
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      United States, National Weather Service,
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      1995
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      1993
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      Natural disaster survey report
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      United States, National Weather Service,
      Published Date:
      1994
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      Natural disaster survey report
      Description:
      "The report on the Superstorm of March 1993 was prepared by the NOAA Natural Disaster Survey Team (DST) following on-scene assessments and interviews conducted mostly between March 17-24, 1993. Such surveys are conducted at the direction of the Assis...
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      1973
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      Natural disaster survey report
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      United States, National Weather Service., Central Region,
      Published Date:
      1975
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      Natural disaster survey report
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      United States, National Weather Service., Western Region,
      Published Date:
      1982
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      Natural disaster survey report
      Description:
      "It is customary after a significant weather-related disaster for the NWS to evaluate the effectiveness of the total warning system. The flooding that occurred in the Moapa Valley area on August 10 was the highest of record. Extensive damage resulted...
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      United States, National Weather Service., Western Region.
      Published Date:
      1981
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      Natural disaster survey report
      Description:
      "The flash flood which occurred July 26, 1981 at Tanque Verde Falls, near Tucson, Arizona resulted from a relatively small, but apparently an intense thundershower occurring in the upper reaches of the basin. The meteorological and hydrological analy...
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      United States, National Weather Service., Eastern Region,
      Published Date:
      1994
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      Natural disaster survey report
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      United States, National Weather Service,
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      1996
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      Natural disaster survey report
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      1991
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      Published Date:
      1993
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      Natural disaster survey report
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      1996
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      1994
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      Natural disaster survey report
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      1992
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      Natural disaster survey report
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