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Significant Flood Threat Continues For South-Central U.S.

A widespread and significant flood risk continues across the south-central U.S. from repeated rounds of intense rain and strong to severe thunderstorms. Flash flood watches are in effect for large part of the ArkLaTex. Today's concern extends from the Louisiana and extreme Upper Texas Gulf Coast to northeastern Texas and southeastern Oklahoma before shifting to all of eastern Texas on Wednesday. Read More >

Marquette, MI

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Resources, Links and Credits

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Back to Main Page Storm Warning: Advancements in Marine Forecasting since the Edmund Fitzgerald
  Background Information:
The Edmund Fitzgerald
The Fall Storm Season
Forecast and Warning Definitions
Resources, Links and Credits
 
Advances in:
Scientific Understanding
Numerical Weather Prediction
Communications
Radars and Satellites
Observations and Forecasts
 
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Resources, Links and Credits

 

Design Credits

The following staff members from the National Weather Service office in Marquette contributed to the 2015 update of this website. The original interview with John Kottke was conducted by former employees at NWS Marquette - Jack Pellett and Ed Fenelon. Audio clips from this interview describing this situation from 1975 are scattered throughout this website.

The Original Marquette "Fitzgerald Team" members:

NWS Marquette, MI staff responsible for 2015 revision of the "Storm Warning" web site:

  • Jason Alumbaugh
  • Michael Dutter
  • Don Rolfson
  • Steven Fleegel
  • Todd Kluber
  • Keith Cooley

 

Image Credits
Comparison of the 1975 and 1998 storms   Image created by Don Rolfson, National Weather Service Marquette
     
The Edmund Fitzgerald, May 1975  

May 1975 - St. Mary's River
Photo by Bob Campbell, Grand Ledge, MI
Four photo image (banner)   Image created by Don Rolfson, National Weather Service Marquette
 
Component Photographs:
  Edmund Fitzgerald-- May 1975 - St. Mary's River
Photo by Bob Campbell, Grand Ledge, MI
  Crashing waves-- Don Rolfson, National Weather Service Marquette
Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellites (GOES)   Image courtesy of the NOAA Photo Library
Influence of the Great Lakes on weather patterns   Image courtesy of Dr. Greg Mann, National Weather Service Detroit/Pontiac
Map of buoy and C-MAN observation sites across the Great Lakes   Image courtesy of the NWS Marquette and National Data Buoy Center
NWS Marquette marine responsibility   Image created by Todd Kluber, National Weather Service Marquette
Stannard Rock C-MAN site   Image courtesy of the National Data Buoy Center
Storm Warning: Advancements in Marine Communications and Forecasting (title)   Image created by Don Rolfson, National Weather Service Marquette
 
Component Photographs:
  Edmund Fitzgerald-- May 1975 - St. Mary's River
Photo by Bob Campbell, Grand Ledge, MI
  Crashing waves-- Don Rolfson, National Weather Service Marquette
Storm Warning: Advancements in Marine Communications and Forecasting (banner)   Image created by Don Rolfson, National Weather Service Marquette
 
Component Photograph:
  Crashing waves-- Don Rolfson, National Weather Service Marquette
Synchronous Meteorological Satellite (SMS)   Image courtesy of the NOAA Photo Library
Understanding the Marine Layer   Image created by Don Rolfson, National Weather Service Marquette
View of the bridge aboard the Lee A. Tregurtha   Photo courtesy of Jason Alumbaugh, National Weather Service Marquette
     
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