Bryan Norcross Sr. Executive Director of Weather Content Sr. Hurricane Specialist The Weather Channel Interdepartmental Hurricane Conference College Park,

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Bryan Norcross Sr. Executive Director of Weather Content Sr. Hurricane Specialist The Weather Channel Interdepartmental Hurricane Conference College Park, MD March 5, 2013

 Threat is POSSIBLE  Threat is an INCREASING POSSIBILITY  Threat is LIKELY IF NO CHANGES  Threat is LIKELY  Threat is IMMINENT Each level of THREAT has a MESSAGE.

 Threat: POSSIBLE strong storm early week  Message: Cautionary, if any European & Canadian models show a storm near the Northeast early the following week

 Threat: POSSIBLE dangerous storm Monday  Message: Cautionary, if any European Center computer model and other forecasts continue to show a significant storm near the Northeast early the following week

 Threat: INCREASING POSSIBILITY of storm  Message: Forecast shows a storm worse than Irene Monday. Evacuations possible. National Hurricane Center forecasts storm track into New Jersey WORST CASE track for storm surge in the NYC region

National Hurricane Center forecasts storm track into New Jersey WORST CASE track for storm surge in the NYC region

 Threat: INCREASING POSSIBILITY of storm  Message: Forecast continues for storm worse than Irene. Evacuations more likely. National Hurricane Center forecasts storm track into New Jersey WORST CASE track for storm surge in the NYC region. Water on right side of storm pushed into New York bight.

 Threat: LIKELY IMPACT if no forecast change  Message: Forecast continues for storm surge worse than Irene. Evacuation orders likely Saturday. Begin preparation of property. National Hurricane Center: USERS ARE REMINDED TO NOT FOCUS ON THE DETAILS OF THE TRACK FORECAST...AS SANDY IS EXPECTED TO BRING IMPACTS TO A LARGE PART OF THE U.S. EAST COAST INTO EARLY NEXT WEEK.

 Threat: Inundation of coastal sections LIKELY  Message: Storm surge worse than Irene LIKELY. Perhaps much worse. Evacuation ordered for Sunday morning. National Hurricane Center 11 AM Forecast: Storm Surge 4 – 8 FEET above ground Irene surge: 4.36 FEET

 What is the WORST PLAUSIBLE THREAT based on what we know now?  When will we know more?  What is the EVACUATION COMMUNICATIONS TIMELINE to allow for mental and physical preparations by residents and visitors?