A major winter storm with an active atmospheric river is inundating California the next few days with a tremendous amount of moisture. Heavy to excessive rainfall is likely from central to southern California that may produce flooding along with mudslides and dangerous debris flows near recent and vulnerable burn scars. A significant amount of snow is anticipated in the Sierra with feet of snow. Read More >
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These references list the defined entries for the various parts of NWS Communication Identifiers including the WMO heading and AWIPS Identifier. NCEP GRIB products can be defined by using Office Note 388 (ON388). |
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| April 24, 2018 | CID XR-00 Message Scheme - NWS Communications Identifiers |
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Establishes documents where specific information will be found |
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| Sep 14, 2020 | CID XR-04 Cat X-ref by NNN - NWS Communications Identifiers |
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Product category/WMO heading cross-reference sorted by product category (NNN) |
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| Sep 14, 2020 | CID XR-05 Cat X-ref by TT - NWS Communications Identifiers |
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Product Category WMO heading cross-reference sorted by T1T2 of the WMO heading |
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| April 24, 2018 | CID XR-06 ii vs State - NWS Communications Identifiers |
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For the second i of the ii group, ii vs State Cross-Reference by geographic areas |
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| Nov 05, 2020 | CID XR-07 Center Identifiers List - NWS Communications Identifiers |
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Center/national identifiers by CCCC |
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| Dec 19, 2018 | CID XR-08 CCCC Identifiers List - NWS Communications Identifiers |
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NWS site identifiers (CCCC) list |
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| Sep 18, 2013 | CID XR-09 CCC Identifiers List - NWS Communications Identifiers |
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NWS site identifiers (CCC NODES) list |
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