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S2 Outlooks

Scenario 2 Outlooks

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CPC Outlooks

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Seasonal outlook valid for Feb-March-April 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 April 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 April 21 – April 27.
“A” signifies above normal, “B” signifies below normal, and “N” signifies normal.
Day 8-14 precipitation outlook valid for April 26 – May 2.
“A” signifies above normal, “B” signifies below normal, and “N” signifies normal.
Day 8-14 precipitation outlook valid for April 29 – May 5.
“A” signifies above normal, “B” signifies below normal, and “N” signifies normal.

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Day 6-10 precipitation outlook valid for April 21 – April 25.
“A” signifies above normal, “B” signifies below normal, and “N” signifies normal.
Day 6-10 precipitation outlook valid for April 26 – April 30.
“A” signifies above normal, “B” signifies below normal, and “N” signifies normal.
Day 6-10 precipitation outlook valid for April 29 – May 3.
“A” signifies above normal, “B” signifies below normal, and “N” signifies normal.

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CPC Hazard outlook valid for April 29 – May 5.

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WPC Day 3 Excessive Rainfall Outlooks

Valid at:

[tabby title=”April 21″]

[tabby title=”April 26″]

[tabby title=”April 29″]

[tabby title=”May 3″]

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WPC Day 1 Excessive Rainfall Outlooks

Valid at:

[tabby title=”April 21″]

[tabby title=”April 26″]

[tabby title=”April 29″]

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