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The 21 August 2021 Catastrophic Flash Flood at Waverly, Tennessee: Harnessing the Warn-on-Forecast System for Confident Prewarning Messaging of Extreme Rainfall
Keywords: Flood events; Operational forecasting; Probability forecasts/models/distribution; Mesoscale models 1. Introduction Flash flood forecasting and risk communication can be very challenging. Flash flooding caused by heavy rainfall1 may emanate from a wide spectrum of convective modes covering a range of rain rates and spatial and temporal scales. Varying hydrologic response to heavy rainfall adds further complexity.
The 21 August 2021 Catastrophic Flash Flood at Waverly, Tennessee: Harnessing the Warn-on-Forecast System for Confident Pre-Warning Messaging of Extreme Rainfall
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