OHD/HL - Surveys/Alberto: Appendix D

APPENDIX D
FORECASTS ISSUED BY SOUTHEAST RIVER FORECAST CENTER BY FORECAST POINTS

Table D-1 shows selected forecast points on the major rivers/creeks throughout the southeastern United States that were affected by heavy precipitation from Tropical Storm Alberto. The table identifies (1) the river or creek; (2) the location of the forecast point; (3) the site identifier; (4) the flood stage, in feet; (5) the date/time and stage of the forecast crest; (6) the issue date/time of the forecast; and (7) the date/time and stage of the observed crest. Those sites that had a flood of record are noted with an "*" in the observed crest.

Tables D-2 through D-22 represent the selected forecast(s) issued by the Southeast River Forecast Center for each forecast point that was shown in Table D-1. The columns show (1) the date of the forecast; (2) the latest observed stage at the forecast point, in feet, at the time of the forecast; (3) the forecast, in feet, and river tendency; and (4) the time the forecast was issued.

Table D-1. Forecasts issued and observed crests at forecast points
Table D-2. Chattahoochee River at WF George
Table D-3. Chattachoochee River at Columbia
Table D-4. Flint River near Culloden
Table D-5. Flint River at Montezuma
Table D-6. Kinchafoonee Creek at Preston
Table D-7. Kinchafoonee Creek near Dawson
Table D-8. Flint River at Albany
Table D-9. Flint River at Newton
Table D-10. Flint River at Bainbridge
Table D-11. Apalachicola River at Woodruff Dam
Table D-12. Apalachicola River near Blountstown
Table D-13. Chipola River near Marianna
Table D-14. Chipola River near Altha
Table D-15. Ocmulgee River at Macon
Table D-16. Ocmulgee River at Hawkinsville
Table D-17. Ocmulgee River at Abbeville
Table D-18. Ocmulgee at Lumber City
Table D-19. Altamaha River at Charlotte
Table D-20. Altamaha River near Baxley
Table D-21. Altamaha River at Doctortown
Table D-22. Oconee River near Penfield

Note:

cfs = cubic feet per second
Cr = crest
EDT = eastern daylight time
FS = flood stage
ft = feet
SID = site identification
TW = tall water of a dam

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