Strong to severe thunderstorms, heavy rain and flooding is possible from the Great Lakes to the south-central Plains, as a strong cold front pushes into the extended area. Meanwhile, well above average temperatures are very likely across the Northeastern quad of the country, including the Northeast, Mid-Atlantic, Great Lakes and Ohio Valley. Read More >
The Northeast River Forecast Center produces timely and accurate water forecasts and information to support the NWS, customers, and partners, using the best scientific principles to integrate and model water, weather, and climate information. The Northeast River Forecast Center works with its partners to develop and implement improved procedures to enhance forecast services.
A recognized Center of Hydrologic Expertise working with our partners and customers to:
- Minimize loss of life and property damage from flooding
- Meet the water service needs of our Nation
The Northeast River Forecast Center's mailing address is :
National Weather Service
Northeast River Forecast Center
46 Commerce Way
Norton MA 02766
Phone number : (508) 622-3300
| Staff Member | Title |
|---|---|
| David R. Vallee | Hydrologist-in-Charge |
| Ed Capone | Service Coordination Hydrologist |
| Alison Macneil | Development & Operations Hydrologist |
| Norm Bingham-Maas | Senior Hydrologist |
| Jeane Wallace | Senior Hydrologist |
| Bill Saunders | Senior Hydrologist | Erick Boehmler | Senior Hydrologist |
| Ronald Horwood | Senior Hydrometeorologist |
| Tracy McCormick | Hydrologist |
| Jeff Ouellet | Hydrologist |
| Neal Strauss | Hydrometeorologist |
| Christine Griffith | Administrative Support Assistant |
| NERFC Web Master | Webmaster |
