OhioFlood plainsManagementLand useInformation systemsRegulationsPlanningContents: Development of Flood Plains; Why Flood Plain Management, What is Good Flood Plain Management; Sample Flood Plain Regulations; Responsibility of State, County, and Local Governments; What Information is Available; What Local ...
Included are maps, profiles, photographs, and cross sections which indicate the extent of flooding that might occur in the future. (Author) 展开 关键词: Flooding Ohio Rivers Flood plains Hydrology History Forecasting Maps 年份: 1975 收藏 引用 批量引用 报错 分享 ...
A pontoon house is designed to allow it to float when the flood plains are in flood and return to its original location when the flood has receded, this is achieved by having four tubes built into the pontoon at each corner (Plan View) which allow the guide posts to pass through them ...
Breaks in dams or protective dikes may cause floods. Floods occur on many rivers in Western Europe, including the Danube, the Seine, the Rhone, and the Po; on the Yangtze and Huang Ho in China; and on the Mississippi and Ohio in the USA. In the USSR there have been heavy floods on...
An upper-level jet of around 120 knots was located from the Northern Plains into Ontario just north of the International Border the evening of the 19th. A broad trough was evident over the Intermountain West with a 500mb ridge to to the southeast over the Ohio Valley. Closer to the surface...
That there were hundreds of millions of years of rain throughout the history of the earth is evident from the existence of rivers, flood-plains, glaciers, fresh water lakes, water erosion and transportation of sediments, and many others, among them fossil raindrop imprints in formerly soft mud...
- In 1951 heavy rains caused a flood in the Kansas River area, which cost 28 lives. Large parts ofKansasflooded, and damages amounted up to almost one billion dollars - In 1937 the Ohio River flooded, damaging Pittsburgh and Cairo,Illinois. Approximately 385 people died and about one million...
#46. Midwest, Plains, and Southeast drought (2006) - Total cost (inflation-adjusted): $7.9 billion - Total deaths: - Begin date: March 1, 2006 - End date: Aug. 31, 2006 In the late winter and into the late summer of 2006, a drought with its eye on theGreat Plains regionalso wre...
Kentucky, southern Ohio, southern Indiana and into West Virginia as the calendar turned from February to March back in 1997. As thunderstorms and large areas of heavy rain repeatedly moved over the same areas, impressive rainfall totals were recorded, with rainfall records being broken in some ...
in portions of the upper basin has increased the flooding concerns this spring in portions of the mountainous west and Northern Plains.Minortomoderateflooding along theJames,Big Sioux,andVermillion Riversin the Plains is possible due to above normal snowpack. There is also the potential forminor...