Floods and Flooding Preparedness

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Web Resources for Flood

  • A broad range of useful and easily readable information about floods and flooding is found at the website of the Indian Institute of Technology at Roorkee (IITR), and the page for the Tifac Core of the IITR includes an online "Centre for Disaster Mitigation" with many links of related interest.
  • Flash Floods and Floods, a preparedness guide, written in 1992, is full of relevant and useful information for contemporary families.
  • The FEMA Map Service Center has flood risk maps for almost all areas of the U.S.
  • NOAA has posted an online statistical review of flash floods and weather-related fatalities in Hawaii from 1960 through 2005.
  • An online school for weather called Jetstream includes many resources, particularly in the appendix section and additional links.
  • The National Flood Insurance Program provides a flood glossary and other resources.
  • At the National Weather Service Pacific Region Headquarters website, there are links to the various offices in the region, to current hazards and conditions, to imagery and forecasts, and basic information about issues of climate and of weather safety.