Atmospheric River in the West; Strong Winds in the Northeast

A strong atmospheric river will continue moderate to heavy rainfall with possible flooding, gusty to high winds, and mountain snows for parts of the Northwest U.S. today into Thursday. Additional impacts are likely into Friday with a cold front. A fast-moving storm system will cross the Northeast U.S. today into Thursday with gusty to high winds and areas of rain and high elevation snow showers. Read More >

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Date	Description		Size
Nov 2012	Briefings - Nov 7-8 Nor'Easter	zip	700KB
Oct 2012	Briefings - Superstorm Sandy	zip	7MB
June 2009	Presentation - Escape the Cape, Part Two	zip	10MB
Sept 2007	Presentation - Saint Barnabas Health Care System	zip	35MB
May 2007	NWS Outreach Presentation at NJ Emergency Preparedness Conference	zip	20MB
May 2007	Delaware River Flooding - The Real Causes and The Way Forward	zip	41MB
April 2007	Rancocas Creek - Major Flooding - April 2007	zip	11MB
July 2006	Hurricane Season 2006 - Just How Bad Could It Be?	zip	16MB
July 2006	Climate Change and a look back at the 2005 Hurricane Season	zip	28MB
July 2006	Hurricane Preparedness Loveladies, Long Beach Island, NJ	zip	75MB
November 2005	Hurricane Season 2005 Review and Perspective	zip	28MB
September 2005	Katrina - The Imperfect Storm	zip	28MB
August 2,2005	Major Delaware River Flood Early April 2005 (Easton)	zip	27MB
June 2,2005	Major Delaware River Flood Early April 2005 (Yardley)	zip	24MB
August 18, 2004	The Great Rancocas Flood of July 2004	zip	1.5MB
August 6, 2004	Rancocas Flood 2004	zip	1.5MB
May 25, 2004	Carbon County Briefing	zip	10MB
September 25, 2004	Open House Briefing	zip	23MB