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Heavy Rainfall and Flash Flood Threats From the Lower Mississippi Valley Into Ohio/Tennessee Valleys; Elevated to Critical Fire Concerns Out West

Heavy to excessive rainfall with flash flood concerns will be possible from the Lower Mississippi Valley into parts of the Ohio/Tennessee Valleys. Elevated to Critical Fire weather threats will persist across the Great Basin and central Rockies. Finally, Major to Record river flooding will continue in portions of the Midwest and across parts of North and South Carolina. Read More >

Caribbean Tsunami Warning Program

National Program

CTWP Staff

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CTWP Full Time Staff

  • Christa G. von Hillebrandt-Andrade – M. Sc. Geology, Manager, 2010-present

Student Programs at the CTWP

 

Student opportunities at the NWS Caribbean Tsunami Warning Program (CTWP) are vital in enhancing the educational program for those who wish to get hands-on experience in becoming a tsunami scientist, IT officer, or ET/HMT technician.

The NWS CTWP offers multiple programs and opportunities for students to expand and reach their educational goals. As the job market becomes more competitive, skills obtained through hands-on experience and research will be vital for the future.

 

Current CTWP Student Volunteers

  • Jazar Abuellouf Amin(CIMAS Program),Winter 2017- Winter 2018
  • Carolina Hincapié-Cárdenas - M. Sc. Marine Science,(NOAA/NWS Student Trainee) Winter 2017 - Winter 2018
  • Stephanie Soto Rios(CIMAS Program), Autumn 2018-Winter 2018

                          

 

Former CTWP Student Volunteers​​

  • Alina Nieves (SCEP) 2010-2011; (WFO Corpus Christi)

  • Hector M. Crespo Jones (Pathways) 2012-2014; (WFO El Paso)

  • Roberto Arias(UPRM Meteorology Internship Program) Summer 2011; (Verizon)

  • Natalia Ramírez (UPRM Meteorology Internship Program) Summer 2012; (Graduate Student at UPRM)

  • Glorianne Rivera (NOAA Cooperative Institute for Marine and Atmospheric Studies)  2014- 2015; (Undergrad at University of Miami)

  • Fernanda Ramos Garcés (UPRM COOP program) 2015; ,(Weather reporter on WIPR)

  • Maya Pincus (NOAA Cooperative Institute for Marine and Atmospheric Studies) 2014 - 2015; (Museum of Natural History, New York)

  • Rolf Vieten (UPRM COOP program) 2015; (PhD Candidate at UPRM)

  • Fernando Martinez (NOAA Cooperative Institute for Marine and Atmospheric Studies) Fall 2013-Fall 2015; (USGS)

  • Jean-Edouard Faucher (NOAA Cooperative Institute for Marine and Atmospheric Studies) Fall 2013-Fall 2015; (Accenture, San Francisco)

  • Zamara Fuentes (NOAA Cooperative Institute for Marine and Atmospheric Studies), Fall 2015-Fall2016; (Graduate Student at UPRM)

  • Carlos A. Rivera (NOAA Cooperative Institute for Marine and Atmospheric Studies), Fall 2015-Fall2016; (Web Developer at CSC Puerto Rico)

  • Gloria Berrios-Rivera (UPRM Meteorology Program of the Physics Department) - Summer 2016; (Undergrad at UPRM)
  • Kariuska Matos-Horta (UPRM Meteorology Program of the Physics Department) - Summer 2016; (Accu Weather Worker)
  • Gwendelyn Monge (NOAA Cooperative Institute for Marine and Atmospheric Studies), Fall 2014 – Fall 2015 / Summer 2016 – Summer 2017; (Graduate Student at UPRM)
  • Elimar Torres (UPRM COOP Program), Winter - Summer 2017; (Graduate Student at UPRM)
  • Giovanni Guzmán (UPRM COOP Program), Winter - Summer 2017; (Undergrad at UPRM)
  • Eduardo Santiago (NOAA Cooperative Institute for Marine and Atmospheric Studies) Fall 2016 – Fall 2017; (Undergrad at UPRM)
  • Pedro Matos (NOAA Cooperative Institute for Marine and Atmospheric Studies) , 2015- Spring 2016 / Fall 2016 – Fall 2017; (Graduate Student at Central Washington University)

  • Cherrymar Reyes (NOAA Cooperative Institute for Marine and Atmospheric Studies), Summer 2015 – Summer 2016 / Fall 2016 – Fall 2017; (Graduate student at UPRM)

  • Athena Español de la Cruz (UPRM COOP Program), Fall 2017 – Winter 2017 (Graduate student at UPRM)

  • Mariana Olivencia Feliu (UPRM COOP Program), Fall 2017 – Winter 2017

If you have any questions regarding these and other opportunities, please contact the Manager, at Christa.vonH@noaa.gov.

 

National Weather Service
Caribbean Tsunami Warning Program
c/o Puerto Rico Seismic Network
Building D
259 Boulevard Alfonso Valdés
Mayagüez, PR 00680
Tel. 787-833-8433, 787-265-5452
Fax. 787-265-1684