The SAOFFGS Description

The SAOFFGS Real-Time Product Console system provides a collection of real-time data products in text, image and CSV
file formats. The text products are available for direct review as well as download using the web interface. Each hour, the system provides text and
images tables related to estimated and forecast precipitation products in addition to system model products. Risk outlook products are updated every six hours. Even though the system’s primary product is the FFG data, the other products are made available so that the
forecaster can leverage that information in their efforts for quality control and in their assessments when further applying the FFG data in their operational forecasting activities.
The following identifies and describes each of the SAOFFGS Real-Time Product Console system operational output products (from left to right on the above figure). In interpreting the following products, the term “navigation hour” refers to every hour at the top of the hour (e.g.,
00Z, 01Z, 02Z etc.).
Label Definition Format Updated Description
The text and images provide gridded 1-hour, 3-hour, 6-hour and 24-hour accumulations of satellite-based rainfall estimates (mm) ending on the current hour from the NOAA-NESDIS Global HydroEstimator (infrared-based)
and adjusted by the NOAA-CPC CMORPH microwave-based satellite rainfall product. The satellite-based rainfall estimates are provided on a grid which is displayed over a background of the system sub-basin boundaries.
The MWGHE data products are updated every hour with a latency of approximately 45 minutes and are not bias-corrected (see Merged MAP product). This product is provided for visual quality control assessment of
Microwav
the adjusted satellite input.
e-adjusted
Global
MWGHE 01-hr: Accumulations of rainfall estimates from the microwave-adjusted Global HydroEstimator over the last hour ending on the current navigation hour. (mm/1hr)
HydroEsti
Text & MWGHE 03-hr: Accumulations of rainfall estimates from the microwave-adjusted Global HydroEstimator over the last 3 hours ending on the current navigation hour. (mm/3hr)
MWG mator
Image Hourly MWGHE 06-hr: Accumulations of rainfall estimates from the microwave-adjusted Global HydroEstimator over the last 6 hours ending on the current navigation hour. (mm/6hr)
HE Satellite-
s MWGHE 24-hr: Accumulations of rainfall estimates from the microwave-adjusted Global HydroEstimator over the last 24 hours ending on the current navigation hour. (mm/24hr)
based
Precipitati
Missing 01-hr MWGHE: In the event that the 01-hr MWGHE input product is unavailable or missing, the sub-basin boundaries are displayed in red.
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Estimates
Accumulated MWGHE Products: Each of the 3-, 6- and 24-hour MWGHE accumulations are produced from the 01-hr MWGHE rainfall input products summed over the corresponding interval, ending on the navigation
hour. Each of these accumulations requires the availability of at least 50% of the 1-hr MWGHE products over the corresponding interval. If more than 50% of the 1-hr products are missing or unavailable over any
accumulation interval, a gray image is shown to indicate insufficient 01-hr satellite input data were available.
The text and images provide gridded 1-hour, 3-hour, 6-hour and 24-hour accumulations of satellite-based rainfall estimates (mm) ending on the current hour from the NOAA-NESDIS HydroEstimator. The satellite-based
rainfall estimates are provided on a grid which is displayed over a background of system sub-basin boundaries. The data products are updated every hour with a latency of approximately 25 minutes and are not bias-corrected
(see Merged MAP product). This product is provided for visual quality control assessment of the satellite input.
Global
HydroEsti GHE 01-hr: Accumulations of rainfall estimates from the Global HydroEstimator over the last hour ending on the current navigation hour. (mm/1hr)
mator GHE 03-hr: Accumulations of rainfall estimates from the Global HydroEstimator over the last 3 hours ending on the current navigation hour. (mm/3hr)
Text &
Satellite- GHE 06-hr: Accumulations of rainfall estimates from the Global HydroEstimator over the last 6 hours ending on the current navigation hour. (mm/6hr)
GHE Image Hourly
based GHE 24-hr: Accumulations of rainfall estimates from the Global HydroEstimator over the last 24 hours ending on the current navigation hour. (mm/24hr)
s
Precipitati
on Missing 01-hr GHE: In the event that the 01-hr GHE input product is unavailable or missing, the sub-basin boundaries are displayed in red. GHE data availability can be monitored using the system Dashboard.
Estimates
Accumulated GHE Products: Each of the 3-, 6- and 24-hour GHE accumulations are produced from the 01-hr GHE rainfall input products summed over the corresponding interval, ending on the navigation hour. Each of
these accumulations requires the availability of at least 50% of the 1-hr GHE observations over the corresponding interval. If more than 50% of the 1-hr GHE observations are missing or unavailable over any
accumulation interval, a gray image is shown to indicate insufficient 01-hr satellite input data were available.
The text and images provide 6-hour and 24-hour accumulations of mean areal precipitation (mm) estimates for each sub-basin produced from interpolation of precipitation gauge data. The Gauge MAP data products are
updated every hour and reflect accumulations of basin-average precipitation of a given duration ending on the current navigation hour.
Gauge
00, 06,
Mean Text &
Gauge 12 & GMAP 06-hr: Accumulations of gauge-interpolated mean areal precipitation estimates over the last 6 hours ending on the current navigation hour. (mm/6hr)
Areal Image
MAP 18 GMAP 24-hr: Accumulations of gauge-interpolated mean areal precipitation estimates over the last 24 hours ending on the current navigation hour. (mm/24hr)
Precipitati s
UTC Gauge Interpolation and GMAP: The interpolation of the gauge precipitation is performed on the observations made by a predefined list of "Active" stations. Only observations from these stations are incorporated into the
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gauge precipitation interpolation. Zero precipitation is assigned to active stations that did not report an observation. The Gauge MAP product is then derived for all sub-basins from the interpolated hourly station observations.
Gauge data availability can be monitored using the system Dashboard.
The text and images provide 1-hour, 3-hour, 6-hour and 24-hour totals of the Merged Mean Areal Precipitation (mm) for each system sub-basin. This product is derived for each basin based on the best available mean areal
precipitation estimates from bias-adjusted MWGHE or bias-adjusted GHE or the gauge-interpolations. The Merged MAP data products are updated every hour and reflect accumulations of basin-average precipitation of a
given duration ending on the current navigation hour. The Merged MAP 01-hour accumulation product is applied during model processing as the precipitation input to the Sacramento Soil Moisture Accounting Model.
Merged
MAP 01-hr: Accumulations of mean areal precipitation estimates for a sub-basin over the last hour ending on the current navigation hour using best available mean areal precipitation estimates from bias-adjusted
Mean Text &
Merge MWGHE, bias-adjusted GHE or the gauge-interpolations. (mm/1hr)
Areal Image Hourly
d MAP MAP 03-hr: Accumulations of mean areal precipitation estimates for a sub-basin over the last 3 hours ending on the current navigation hour using best available mean areal precipitation estimates from bias-adjusted
Precipitati s
MWGHE, bias-adjusted GHE or the gauge-interpolations. (mm/3hr)
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MAP 06-hr: Accumulations of mean areal precipitation estimates for a sub-basin over the last 6 hours ending on the current navigation hour using best available mean areal precipitation estimates from bias-adjusted
MAP 24-hr: Accumulations of mean areal precipitation estimates for a sub-basin over the last 24 hours ending on the current navigation hour using best available mean areal precipitation estimates from bias-adjusted
00, 06, The text and images provide soil water saturation fraction (dimensionless ratio of contents over capacity) for the upper zone (approximately 20-30 cm depth) of the Sacramento Soil Moisture Accounting Model for each of the
Average Text &
12 & sub-basins. The products are updated every model processing hour.
ASM Soil Image
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Moisture s
UTC ASM 06-hr: Average soil water saturation (fraction of soil capacity in the upper zone) for navigation hour.
The text and images provide 1-hour, 3-hour and 6-hour Flash Flood Guidance (mm) for each sub-basin. For a given sub-basin and duration (1-hour, 3-hour or 6-hour), the FFG value indicates the total volume of rainfall over
the given duration which is just enough to cause bankfull flow at the outlet of the draining stream. Consequently, rainfall volumes of the same duration that are greater than the FFG value indicate a likelihood of overbank flows
at the draining stream outlet. Each of the FFG products is updated every hour. This product is appropriate to use in real time with nowcasts or forecasts of rainfall and other local information to estimate the risk of
flash flooding in the sub-basins.
00, 06,
Flash Text &
12 &
FFG Flood Image FFG 01-hr: Required rainfall to cause bankfull flow over the next 1 hour following the most recent (current) navigation hour. (mm/1hr)
18
Guidance s FFG 03-hr: Required rainfall to cause bankfull flow over the next 3 hours following the most recent (current) navigation hour. (mm/3hr)
UTC
FFG 06-hr: Required rainfall over the next 6 hours to cause bankfull flow following the most recent (current) navigation hour. (mm/6hr)
Values of FFG (1-, 3-, and 6-hour) are not displayed in the graphical products or provided in the data text files for basins with an accumulated drainage area greater than 2,000 km2. Basins meeting these criteria are shown in
grey-colored shading in the products and as -999.00 in the text files.
The text and images provide 1-hour, 3-hour and 6-hour Imminent Flash Flood Threat (mm) for each sub-basin. The values indicate the difference of the Merged MAP of a given duration and the corresponding past navigation
hour FFG of the same duration for a given sub-basin. In this sense, the IFFT value is considered a current “observation”. The last 1-hour, 3-hour and 6-hour durations of FFG are considered with current corresponding Merged
MAP in the computation of IFFT.
IFFT 01-hr: Difference of 01-hr FFG from a previous navigation hour and 01-hr MAP observed over the following 1 hour (mm/1hr).
IFFT 03-hr: Difference of 03-hr FFG from a previous navigation hour and 03-hr MAP observed over the following 3 hours (mm/3hr).
IFFT 06-hr: Difference of 06-hr FFG from a previous navigation hour and 06-hr MAP observed over the following 6 hours (mm/6hr).
Imminent For Example:

Text &
Flash 6- The 01-hr IFFT at 13:00 UTC = the difference between the 01-hr Merged MAP from 13:00 UTC and the 01-hr FFG from 12:00 UTC
IFFT Image
Flood hourly The 03-hr IFFT at 15:00 UTC = the difference between the 03-hr Merged MAP from 15:00 UTC and the 03-hr FFG from 12:00 UTC
s
Threat The 06-hr IFFT at 18:00 UTC = the difference between the 06-hr Merged MAP from 18:00 UTC and the 06-hr FFG from 12:00 UTC
In the images, an approximate measure of uncertainty in the IFFT estimates is indicated by the ranges in the color scale (with yellow indicating the range of values that are less likely to be of concern for flash flooding and with
orange and red indicating progressively higher risk of flooding for the sub-basin of interest). The time stamp on each IFFT product represents the end of the valid period.
IFFT provides the forecaster with an idea of likely regions of imminent flash flood threats. Note that this set of products concerns the past rainfall and should be evaluated before using for warnings. IFFT is offered as
a baseline product that must be carefully evaluated by the forecaster in real-time.
Values of IFFT (1-, 3-, and 6-hour) are not displayed in the graphical products or provided in the data text files for basins with an accumulated drainage area greater than 2,000 km2. Basins meeting these criteria are shown in
grey colored shading in the products and as -999.00 in the text files.
The text and images provide 1- hour, 3-hour and 6-hour Persistence Flash Flood Threat (mm) for each sub-basin. The values indicate the difference of recent persisted Merged MAP of the given duration and the
corresponding current FFG of the same duration for a given sub-basin. The last 1-hour, 3-hour and 6-hour durations of Merged MAP are persisted and considered with current corresponding FFG in the computation of PFFT.
In this sense, the PFFT is considered a “forecast” with persistence used as the rainfall forecast.
PFFT 01-hr: Difference of 01-hr FFG for current navigation hour and current 01-hr MAP persisted for the next 1 hour. (mm/1hr)
PFFT 03-hr: Difference of 03-hr FFG for current navigation hour and current 03-hr MAP persisted for the next 3 hours. (mm/3hr)
PFFT 06-hr: Difference of 06-hr FFG for current navigation hour and current 06-hr MAP persisted for the next 6 hours. (mm/6hr)
Persistenc
00, 06,
e Text & For Example:
12 &
PFFT Flash Image The 01-hr PFFT at 12:00 UTC = the difference between the 01-hr Merged MAP from 12:00 UTC and the 01-hr FFG from 12:00 UTC, considered valid at 13:00 UTC
18
Flood s The 03-hr PFFT at 12:00 UTC = the difference between the 03-hr Merged MAP from 12:00 UTC and the 03-hr FFG from 12:00 UTC, considered valid at 15:00 UTC
UTC
Threat The 06-hr PFFT at 12:00 UTC = the difference between the 06-hr Merged MAP from 12:00 UTC and the 06-hr FFG from 12:00 UTC, considered valid at 18:00 UTC
In the images, an approximate measure of uncertainty in the PFFT estimates is indicated by the ranges in the color scale (with yellow indicating the range of values that are less likely to be of concern for flash flooding and
with orange and red indicating progressively higher risk of flooding for the sub-basin of interest). Note that the time stamp on each PFFT product represents the beginning of the valid period.
Note that this set of products uses a crude rainfall forecast (persistence) and contains uncertainties. PFFT is offered as a baseline product that must be carefully evaluated by the forecaster in real-time.
Values of PFFT (1-, 3-, and 6-hour) are not displayed in the graphical products or provided in the data text files for basins with an accumulated drainage area greater than 2,000 km2. Basins meeting these criteria are shown
in grey-colored shading in the products and as -999.00 in the text files.
Text and images of 3-hour, 6-hour and 24-hour totals of forecast precipitation (mm) produced by using numerical forecasts from BMKG at a resolution of 10km over Indonesia at 00 and 12 UTC out to 48 hours. The forecast
BMKG
Model data products are updated every 3 hours and reflect precipitation forecasts from the navigation hour over the corresponding interval.
Forec Text &
Precipitati 3-
ast Image
on Hourly FCST1 03-hr: Accumulated precipitation forecasted to occur over 3 hours beginning from the current navigation hour. (mm/3hr)
Precip s
Forecast FCST1 06-hr: Accumulated precipitation forecasted to occur over 6 hours beginning from the current navigation hour. (mm/6hr)
itation
FCST1 24-hr: Accumulated precipitation forecasted to occur over 24 hours beginning from the current navigation hour. (mm/24hr)
Text tables and images of 3-hourly and 6-hourly totals of mean areal precipitation (mm) for each catchment produced by using numerical forecasts from the BMKG 10km NWP. The FMAP data products are updated every 3
Forecast
hours and reflect basin-average precipitation forecasts from the navigation hour over the corresponding interval.
Mean Text &
BMKG 3-
Areal Image
FMAP Hourly FMAP1 03-hr: Accumulated mean areal precipitation forecasted to occur over 3 hours beginning from the current navigation hour. (mm/3hr)
Precipitati s
FMAP1 06-hr: Accumulated mean areal precipitation forecasted to occur over 6 hours beginning from the current navigation hour. (mm/6hr)
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FFFT products include text tables and images of 3-hour and 6-hour Forecast Flash Flood Threat (mm) for each sub-basin. The values indicate the difference of forecasts of mean areal rainfall of the given duration using the
FMAP and the corresponding current FFG of the same duration. The current 3-hour and 6-hour FMAP products are considered with current corresponding FFG in the computation of FFFT.
FFFT1 03-hr: Difference of 03-hr FFG from the current navigation hour and the corresponding 03-hr FMAP. (mm/3hr)
Forecast 00, 06,

Text & For Example:
BMKG Flash 12 &
Image The 03-hr FFFT at 12:00 UTC = the difference between the 03-hr FMAP from 12:00 UTC and the 03-hr FFG from 12:00 UTC, considered valid at 15:00 UTC.
FFFT Flood 18
s The 06-hr FFFT at 12:00 UTC = the difference between the 06-hr FMAP from 12:00 UTC and the 06-hr FFG from 12:00 UTC, considered valid at 18:00 UTC.
Threat UTC
In the images, an approximate measure of uncertainty in the FFFT estimates is indicated by the ranges in the color scale (with yellow indicating the range of values that are less likely to be of concern for flash flooding and
with orange and red indicating progressively higher risk of flooding for the sub-basin of interest). FFFT carries significant uncertainty and it is offered as a baseline product that must be carefully evaluated by the
forecaster in real-time.
Values of FFFT (1-, 3-, and 6-hour) are not displayed in the graphical products or provided in the data text files for basins with an accumulated drainage area greater than 2,000 km2. Basins meeting these criteria are shown in
grey colored shading in the system products and as -999.00 in the text files.
Text and images of 1-hour, 3-hour, 6-hour and 24-hour totals of forecast precipitation (mm) produced by using numerical forecasts from MMD at a resolution of 1km over Malaysia at 00, 06, 12 and 18 UTC out to 168 hours.
MMD The forecast data products are updated every hour and reflect precipitation forecasts from the navigation hour over the corresponding interval.
Model
Forec Text &
Precipitati
ast Image Hourly FCST2 01-hr: Accumulated precipitation forecasted to occur over 1 hour beginning from the current navigation hour. (mm/1hr)
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Precip s FCST2 03-hr: Accumulated precipitation forecasted to occur over 3 hours beginning from the current navigation hour. (mm/3hr)
Forecast
itation FCST2 06-hr: Accumulated precipitation forecasted to occur over 6 hours beginning from the current navigation hour. (mm/6hr)
Text tables and images of 1-hourly, 3-hourly and 6-hourly totals of mean areal precipitation (mm) for each catchment produced by using numerical forecasts from the MMD 1km NWP. The FMAP data products are updated
Forecast every hour and reflect basin-average precipitation forecasts from the navigation hour over the corresponding interval.
Mean Text &
MMD
Areal Image Hourly FMAP2 01-hr: Accumulated mean areal precipitation forecasted to occur over 1 hours beginning from the current navigation hour. (mm/1hr)
FMAP
Precipitati s FMAP2 03-hr: Accumulated mean areal precipitation forecasted to occur over 3 hours beginning from the current navigation hour. (mm/3hr)
on FMAP2 06-hr: Accumulated mean areal precipitation forecasted to occur over 6 hours beginning from the current navigation hour. (mm/6hr)
FFFT products include text tables and images of 1-hour, 3-hour and 6-hour Forecast Flash Flood Threat (mm) for each sub-basin. The values indicate the difference of forecasts of mean areal rainfall of the given duration
using the FMAP and the corresponding current FFG of the same duration. The current 1-hour, 3-hour and 6-hour FMAP products are considered with current corresponding FFG in the computation of FFFT.
Forecast 00, 06,

Text & For Example:
MMD Flash 12 &
Image The 01-hr FFFT at 12:00 UTC = the difference between the 01-hr FMAP from 12:00 UTC and the 01-hr FFG from 12:00 UTC, considered valid at 13:00 UTC.
FFFT Flood 18
s The 03-hr FFFT at 12:00 UTC = the difference between the 03-hr FMAP from 12:00 UTC and the 03-hr FFG from 12:00 UTC, considered valid at 15:00 UTC.
Threat UTC
The 06-hr FFFT at 12:00 UTC = the difference between the 06-hr FMAP from 12:00 UTC and the 06-hr FFG from 12:00 UTC, considered valid at 18:00 UTC.
Text and images of 1-hour, 3-hour, 6-hour and 24-hour totals of forecast precipitation (mm) produced by using numerical forecasts from PAGASA at a resolution of 3km over the Phillipines at 00, 03, 06, 09, 12, 15, 18 and 21
PAGA
UTC out to 48 hours. The forecast data products are updated every hour and reflect precipitation forecasts from the navigation hour over the corresponding interval.
SA Model
Text &
Forec Precipitati
Image Hourly FCST3 01-hr: Accumulated precipitation forecasted to occur over 1 hour beginning from the current navigation hour. (mm/1hr)
ast on
s FCST3 03-hr: Accumulated precipitation forecasted to occur over 3 hours beginning from the current navigation hour. (mm/3hr)
Precip Forecast
itation
Text tables and images of 1-hourly, 3-hourly and 6-hourly totals of mean areal precipitation (mm) for each catchment produced by using numerical forecasts from the PAGASA 3km NWP. The FMAP data products are
Forecast updated every hour and reflect basin-average precipitation forecasts from the navigation hour over the corresponding interval.
PAGA Mean Text &
SA Areal Image Hourly FMAP3 01-hr: Accumulated mean areal precipitation forecasted to occur over 1 hour beginning from the current navigation hour. (mm/1hr)
FMAP Precipitati s FMAP3 03-hr: Accumulated mean areal precipitation forecasted to occur over 3 hours beginning from the current navigation hour. (mm/3hr)
on FMAP3 06-hr: Accumulated mean areal precipitation forecasted to occur over 6 hours beginning from the current navigation hour. (mm/6hr)
FFFT products include text tables and images of 1-hour, 3-hour and 6-hour Forecast Flash Flood Threat (mm) for each sub-basin. The values indicate the difference of forecasts of mean areal rainfall of the given duration
using the FMAP and the corresponding current FFG of the same duration. The current 1-hour, 3-hour and 6-hour FMAP products are considered with current corresponding FFG in the computation of FFFT.
Forecast 00, 06,

PAGA Text & For Example:
Flash 12 &
SA Image The 01-hr FFFT at 12:00 UTC = the difference between the 01-hr FMAP from 12:00 UTC and the 01-hr FFG from 12:00 UTC, considered valid at 13:00 UTC.
Flood 18
FFFT s The 03-hr FFFT at 12:00 UTC = the difference between the 03-hr FMAP from 12:00 UTC and the 03-hr FFG from 12:00 UTC, considered valid at 15:00 UTC.
Threat UTC
PNGN Text and images of 3-hour, 6-hour and 24-hour totals of forecast precipitation (mm) produced by using numerical forecasts from PNGNWS at a resolution of 10km over Papua New Guinea at 12 UTC out to 72 hours. The
WS Model forecast data products are updated every 3 hours and reflect precipitation forecasts from the navigation hour over the corresponding interval.
Text &
Forec Precipitati 3-
Image
ast on Hourly FCST4 03-hr: Accumulated precipitation forecasted to occur over 3 hours beginning from the current navigation hour. (mm/3hr)
s
Precip Forecast FCST4 06-hr: Accumulated precipitation forecasted to occur over 6 hours beginning from the current navigation hour. (mm/6hr)
itation FCST4 24-hr: Accumulated precipitation forecasted to occur over 24 hours beginning from the current navigation hour. (mm/24hr)
Text tables and images of 3-hourly and 6-hourly totals of mean areal precipitation (mm) for each catchment produced by using numerical forecasts from the PNGNWS 10km NWP. The FMAP data products are updated every
Forecast
3 hours and reflect basin-average precipitation forecasts from the navigation hour over the corresponding interval.
PNGN Mean Text &
3-
WS Areal Image
Hourly FMAP4 03-hr: Accumulated mean areal precipitation forecasted to occur over 3 hours beginning from the current navigation hour. (mm/3hr)
FMAP Precipitati s
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FFFT products include text tables and images of 3-hour and 6-hour Forecast Flash Flood Threat (mm) for each sub-basin. The values indicate the difference of forecasts of mean areal rainfall of the given duration using the
FMAP and the corresponding current FFG of the same duration. The current 3-hour and 6-hour FMAP products are considered with current corresponding FFG in the computation of FFFT.
Forecast 00, 06,
PNGN Text &
Flash 12 &
WS Image
Flood 18
FFFT s For Example:
Threat UTC
Flash Flood Risk products include text tables and images of 12-hour, 24-hour and 36-hour relative frequency of positive flash flood threat for the entire forecast lead time interval that is due to forecast rainfall from the Model
Forecast. This is a measure of the forecast flash flood occurrence frequency. Note that the quality of this product depends critically on the reliability of the rainfall forecast throughout the lead time interval.
For Example:
Text & 00, 06, The 12-hr FFR at 00:00 UTC = relative frequency of positive flash flood threat betweenthe next 12 hours.
BMKG Flash
Image 12, 18 The 24-hr FFR at 00:00 UTC = relative frequency of positive flash flood threat over the next 24 hours.
FFR Flood Risk
s UTC The 36-hr FFR at 00:00 UTC = relative frequency of positive flash flood threat over the next 36 hours.
FFR1 12-hr:Relative frequence of positive flash flood threat over the next 12 hours from most recent model hour.
For Example:
Text & 00, 06, The 12-hr FFR at 00:00 UTC = relative frequency of positive flash flood threat betweenthe next 12 hours.
MMD Flash
Image 12, 18 The 24-hr FFR at 00:00 UTC = relative frequency of positive flash flood threat over the next 24 hours.
FFR Flood Risk
s UTC The 36-hr FFR at 00:00 UTC = relative frequency of positive flash flood threat over the next 36 hours.
For Example:
PAGA Text & 00, 06, The 12-hr FFR at 00:00 UTC = relative frequency of positive flash flood threat betweenthe next 12 hours.
Flash
SA Image 12, 18 The 24-hr FFR at 00:00 UTC = relative frequency of positive flash flood threat over the next 24 hours.
Flood Risk
FFR s UTC The 36-hr FFR at 00:00 UTC = relative frequency of positive flash flood threat over the next 36 hours.
For Example:
PNGN Text & 00, 06, The 12-hr FFR at 00:00 UTC = relative frequency of positive flash flood threat betweenthe next 12 hours.
Flash
WS Image 12, 18 The 24-hr FFR at 00:00 UTC = relative frequency of positive flash flood threat over the next 24 hours.
Flood Risk
FFR s UTC The 36-hr FFR at 00:00 UTC = relative frequency of positive flash flood threat over the next 36 hours.

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The SAOFFGS Real-Time Product Console system provides a collection of real-time data products in text, image and CSV

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