Monthly Archives: August 2013

Hydrometeorological science: forecasting in rapid response catchments

Posted on August 31, 2013 by michaeldcranston

The problem of flash flooding from highland rivers is one with which the village of Comrie is all too familiar.  More than 100 homes were evacuated in storms in August 2012 and once again that year in November.  Some flood … Continue reading →

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Recent flood impacts and forecasts: how well did we do?

Posted on August 5, 2013 by lindaspeight

You don’t have to look very far over the past few weeks to find people complaining about being caught out by heavy rainfall and flash flooding that wasn’t forecast, however the forecast from the Scottish Flood Forecasting Service and the … Continue reading →

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