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Inland Flooding in a Changing Climate: The case of the 2019 Mississippi/Missouri basin Webinar

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Source: NASA

Speakers:

  • Overview of the 2019 Mississippi and Missouri Basins flooding ​- Justin Palmer (NOAA North Central River Forecast Center)
  • Could America’s Wettest Winter of 2018-19 Have Been Anticipated? – Andy Hoell (NOAA Earth System Research Laboratory/Physical Sciences Division)
  • Understanding Extreme Precipitation and Characterizing Flood Risk in Climate Models – Sarah Kapnick (NOAA Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory)
  • Observed and Projected Changes in Flood Events – ​Gabriele Villarini (University of Iowa)
  • Modeling Land and Hydrologic Processes Associated with Flooding in Climate Models – ​Elena Sheliakova (NOAA Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory)

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