Missouri River Flooding 2011: Responding to a Climate Extreme @NOAAClimate
Missouri River Flooding 2011: Responding to a Climate Extreme  @NOAAClimate
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Severe flooding overtook the Missouri River and her tributaries during spring and summer of 2011. Doug Kluck, Central Region Climate Services Director, and Kevin Low, Missouri Basin River Forecast Center Hydrologist, share their perspectives about NOAA's involvement in responding to this disaster.

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Missouri River Flooding 2011: Responding to a Climate Extreme

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