Webinar Addressing Great Lakes Water Levels
Posted: Sun Apr 12, 2020 7:08 pm
Notice to Beaver Islanders: 50 mph winds tonight and tomorrow with 7-12 ft. waves expected.
You are invited to join NOAA in the Great Lakes for a webinar addressing water levels in the Great Lakes.
It is not yet spring and already the five Great Lakes are currently near or exceeding record levels due to an abundance of precipitation, highlighted by rainfall and snow melt. Impacts from these levels are widespread and present a number of challenges to those in and around the basin.
We would like to invite you to a multi-partner public webinar on April 13 at 11 am EDT where we will share information on the following:
The conditions that contributed to the high water levels
The climate outlook from 2 weeks through the next season
Some of the impacts from high lake levels
The typical watches and warnings that may occur around the Lakes due to high levels
An outlook for the lake levels themselves
We plan on taking questions at the end that the panel of experts can respond to.
Our panelists will include:
Doug Kluck - NOAA Central Regional Climate Services Director
Jeff Andreson - Michigan State Climatologist
John Allis - Army Corps of Engineers
Brandon Krumweide - NOAA NOS office for Coastal Management.
Gary Garnet - NOAA National Weather Service
Please sign up here:
https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/regist ... 7483824140
Jennifer Day
Regional Coordinator
Great Lakes Regional Collaboration Team
USDOC/NOAA
4840 State Rd., Ann Arbor, MI 48108
(office) 734-741-2266
(personal cell) 313-909-3160
jennifer.day@noaa.gov
NOAA Regional Collaboration Network
Improving NOAA’s service to the Nation through collaboration
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZcF07_f ... e=youtu.be
You are invited to join NOAA in the Great Lakes for a webinar addressing water levels in the Great Lakes.
It is not yet spring and already the five Great Lakes are currently near or exceeding record levels due to an abundance of precipitation, highlighted by rainfall and snow melt. Impacts from these levels are widespread and present a number of challenges to those in and around the basin.
We would like to invite you to a multi-partner public webinar on April 13 at 11 am EDT where we will share information on the following:
The conditions that contributed to the high water levels
The climate outlook from 2 weeks through the next season
Some of the impacts from high lake levels
The typical watches and warnings that may occur around the Lakes due to high levels
An outlook for the lake levels themselves
We plan on taking questions at the end that the panel of experts can respond to.
Our panelists will include:
Doug Kluck - NOAA Central Regional Climate Services Director
Jeff Andreson - Michigan State Climatologist
John Allis - Army Corps of Engineers
Brandon Krumweide - NOAA NOS office for Coastal Management.
Gary Garnet - NOAA National Weather Service
Please sign up here:
https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/regist ... 7483824140
Jennifer Day
Regional Coordinator
Great Lakes Regional Collaboration Team
USDOC/NOAA
4840 State Rd., Ann Arbor, MI 48108
(office) 734-741-2266
(personal cell) 313-909-3160
jennifer.day@noaa.gov
NOAA Regional Collaboration Network
Improving NOAA’s service to the Nation through collaboration
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZcF07_f ... e=youtu.be