2 edition of Meteorological aspects of the Oahu flood of 19 April 1974 found in the catalog.
Meteorological aspects of the Oahu flood of 19 April 1974
Thomas A. Schroeder
Published
1976
by Water Resources Research Center, University of Hawaii in Honolulu
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Written in English
Edition Notes
Statement | by Thomas A. Schroeder. |
Series | Technical report - Water Resources Research Center ; no. 97, Technical report (University of Hawaii at Manoa. Water Resources Research Center) ;, no. 97. |
Classifications | |
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LC Classifications | TC1 .H36 no. 97, QC925.1.U8 .H36 no. 97 |
The Physical Object | |
Pagination | vii, 62 p. : |
Number of Pages | 62 |
ID Numbers | |
Open Library | OL5019884M |
LC Control Number | 76624094 |
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WRRCTR No Meteorological Aspects of the Oahu Flood of 19 April Authors: Schroeder, Thomas A. LC Subject Headings: Flood forecasting. Floods -- Hawaii -- Oahu. Meteorology -- Hawaii -- Oahu. Rain and rainfall -- Hawaii -- Oahu. Date Issued: Feb Publisher: Water Resources Research Center, University of Hawaii at Manoa: Citation: Schroeder TA.
Author: Thomas A. Schroeder. AbstractOn 2 AprilOahu’s Ko‘olau Mountain Range endured more than 6 h of heavy rain with accompanying flash flooding along its northeast-facing slopes.
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