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S1 Outlooks

Scenario 1 Outlooks

Scroll down to find WPC excessive rainfall outlooks.

CPC Outlooks

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Seasonal outlook valid for October-November-December for temperature (right) and precipitation (left).
“A” signifies above normal, “B” signifies below normal, and “EC” signifies an equal chance of being above or below normal.

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One month outlooks valid for December for temperature (right) and precipitation (left).
“A” signifies above normal, “B” signifies below normal, and “EC” signifies an equal chance of being above or below normal.

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Day 8-14 precipitation outlook valid for Dec 6-12th.
“A” signifies above normal, “B” signifies below normal, and “N” signifies normal.
Day 8-14 precipitation outlook valid for Dec 12-18th.
“A” signifies above normal, “B” signifies below normal, and “N” signifies normal.

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Day 6-10 precipitation outlook valid for Dec 6-10th.
“A” signifies above normal, “B” signifies below normal, and “N” signifies normal.
Day 6-10 precipitation outlook valid for Dec 10-14th.
“A” signifies above normal, “B” signifies below normal, and “N” signifies normal.
Day 6-10 precipitation outlook valid for Dec 14-18th.
“A” signifies above normal, “B” signifies below normal, and “N” signifies normal.

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CPC Hazard outlook valid for Dec 9-15th.

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WPC Day 3 Excessive Rainfall Outlooks

Valid at:

*note days not shown did not have any risk shown*

[tabby title=”December 8″]

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WPC Day 1 Excessive Rainfall Outlooks

Valid at:

*note days not shown did not have any risk shown*

[tabby title=”December 7″]

[tabby title=”December 8″]

[tabby title=”December 9″]

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