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Title:
Post Tropical Cyclone Report (PSH)
Category:
Operational
Status:
Operational
Service Area:
Tropical Weather
Entered:
2003-06-04
Type:
Product
Data (Obs/Forecast/verification)
Dissemination System
Model
Model Data
Web Page
Data Mining Tool
Outreach / Education
Display App
Service
Other
Scope:
Eastern Region
Pacific Region
Southern Region
Western Region
Description
The Post Tropical Cyclone Report (PSH) is an alphanumeric product summarizing the peak meteorological and oceanographic observations within a Weather Forecast Offices (WFO) County Warning Area (CWA) following a tropical cyclone event. Information contained within the report include highest sustained wind speed, peak gusts, minimum pressure, total rainfall and peak water level along with tornado effects, flooding information and a listing of reported impacts by county. The PSH product is intended to provide the National Hurricane Center and Central Pacific Hurricane Center, National Weather Service Headquarters, the media, the public, and emergency management officials with a record of peak tropical cyclone conditions. This data is then used to formulate other post-event reports, news articles, and historical records.
Tags
cyclone
damage
gust
hurricane
observations
post-storm
pressure
PSH
storm surge
tropical storm
water level
winds
Product information and survey access
Point of Contact
Jessica Schauer jessica.schauer@noaa.gov
Document (e.g. PDD)
PostTropCycRep.pdf
Example file:
Product URL(s):
https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/productexamples/
Comments via:
Comment Start Date:
0000-00-00 Comment End Date: 0000-00-00
Experimental
Notification:
Decision information
Deciding Official:
Decision:
Decision Date:
0000-00-00
Decision Document:
Operational
Notification:
Other Information:
http://www.nws.noaa.gov/os/notification/scn05-30_hrcn_rpt.txt updated in 2005 to include inland WFOs http://www.nws.noaa.gov/os/notification/scn07-16post_trop_cycl_report.txt Updated in 2007 for format change
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Last edit date to this meta-data: 2018-02-10
