Probability of hurricane/tropical storm conditions : a user's guide for local decision makers.

By:

Carter, T. Michael

Contributor(s):

United States. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: JUN 1983Description: 27p., 12 figs, 4 tabs, 1 annexSubject(s):

Subject: Explains in detail what long-range forecasts will be for selected coastal communities in terms of hurricanes or tropical storm conditions. It also discusses what these probabilities represent, how they are computed, how they should be interpreted, and how they can be most effectively utilized in decision-making for such preparatory activities as evacuation, setting up shelters, or industrial plant shut-downs.

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Explains in detail what long-range forecasts will be for selected coastal communities in terms of hurricanes or tropical storm conditions. It also discusses what these probabilities represent, how they are computed, how they should be interpreted, and how they can be most effectively utilized in decision-making for such preparatory activities as evacuation, setting up shelters, or industrial plant shut-downs.

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