NOAAs spring 2019 flood and climate outlook for the United States @NOAAClimate
NOAAs spring 2019 flood and climate outlook for the United States  @NOAAClimate
Uploaded March 2019 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Following a wet winter, many parts of the United States are at risk of at least minor flooding this spring. In this video, the Climate Prediction Center's Mike Halpert explains what's behind NOAA's temperature, precipitation, and flood outlooks for spring 2019. For maps and more discussion, visit climate.gov/spring2019.

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NOAA's spring 2019 flood and climate outlook for the United States

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