Federal grant · project grant (b)
This Funding Is to Improve the Ability to Measure Rainfall in the Tittabawassee River Watershed and Prepare During a Flooding Event, Additional Weather Stations Are Needed to Ground Truth Actual Rainfall Amounts and Provide Automated Hourly Reporting to Noaa. a Series of Expertly Placed Rain and River Gages Across the Watershed Will Collect the Critical Data Needed for Noaa to Better Forecast and Provide Real Time Potential Flood Information. Regional Specialists From Noaa Have Stated That No Less Than 10 Weather Stations Could Be Installed in the Region. the Amount of Funding Is $400,00.00.
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$400,000
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