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| Last Updated : January 25, 2011 | |
NATIONAL SEVERE LOCAL STORMS OPERATIONS PLANFCM-P11-2010________________In 1967, the Federal Coordinator for Meteorological Services and Supporting Research received an interagency request to develop the first National Severe Local Storms Operations Plan (NSLSOP). This plan is the 26th version of the NSLSOP and is one of several operations plans produced under the auspices of the Federal Coordinator. This plan supersedes the 2001 version and incorporates significant revisions and changes recommended by the participating agencies through their representatives on the Joint Action Group for Severe Local Storms Operations (JAG/SLSO) of the interagency Committee for Environmental Services, Operations, and Research Needs (C/ESORN). Because
of their intensity, small spatial scale, and tendency for rapid development,
severe local storms present a great challenge to both the science of
meteorology and to the interagency cooperation required to disseminate
warning information rapidly. This plan outlines the responsibilities
of the various U.S. Federal agencies that provide meteorological services
in observing, forecasting, and warning of severe local storms. It also
defines meteorological terms used by the agencies preparing severe local
storms forecasts and warnings; identifies operational warning criteria
and procedures; and discusses communications, observations, and some
public release aspects of warnings for severe local storms. |
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